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Singapore's CapitaLand secures $155 mn loan for data center in India

"Securing this onshore loan in India would diversify our funding sources and help us to optimise our funding costs," said Sanjeev Dasgupta, CEO of CLINT

UK's stagnating economy fails to grow but sidesteps start of a recession

In the month of September alone, Britain's economy grew by 0.2% from August when growth was revised down to 0.1% from 0.2%

Oil set for third weekly decline as Middle East conflict concerns ebb

The three weeks of declines are the longest weekly losing streak for both contracts since a four-week drop from mid-April to early May.

Apple supplier Luxshare to invest $330 million more in northern Vietnam

Earlier this year, another Apple supplier, Foxconn, set up a new factory in central Vietnam and raised its investment in the country by $250 million to make electric vehicles and telecom parts

Zee-Sony India merger talks stall over disagreement on leadership: Report

A failure to reach an agreement on leadership by December 21 may derail the merger, a news report said.

China's biggest commercial lender ICBC's US unit hit by ransomware attack

ICBC Financial Services, the U.S. unit of China's largest commercial lender by assets, said it was investigating the attack that disrupted some of its systems.

Hollywood actors reach tentative agreement with studios to end strike

"We have arrived at a contract that will enable SAG-AFTRA members from every category to build sustainable careers," the union said in a note to members

Trump's rivals clash at debate but do little to dent his lead in US race

"He said Republicans were gonna get tired of winning," DeSantis said. "Well, we saw last night - I'm sick of Republicans losing!"

Apple suffers setback in fight against European Union's $14 bn tax orde

"The judgment of the General Court on 'tax rulings' adopted by Ireland in relation to Apple should be set aside," he said in a non-binding opinion

Go First lenders to challenge move that could let lessors reclaim planes

The Go First bankruptcy filing lists Central Bank of India, Bank of Baroda, IDBI Bank and Deutsche Bank among its lenders

Donald Trump's lawyers mount long-shot bid to toss NY fraud lawsuit

It is not clear when Engoron will rule on their request. The trial is expected to continue through mid-December if the motion is denied

Nissan, Honda get some relief as weak yen amplifies uptick in sales

It raised its full-year forecast by nearly 13% to 620 billion yen due to a favourable impact of a weak yen and improvements in global retail sales, excluding China

Reuters denies it had prior knowledge of Oct 7 Hamas attack on Israel

"Reuters staff journalists were not on the ground at the locations referred to in the HonestReporting article.

Bosch Q2 results: Net profit rises to Rs 999 cr on higher auto parts demand

Indian automakers saw higher demand for passenger and commercial vehicles during the quarter as well as easing semiconductor chip shortage, which helped boost volumes

Aurobindo Pharma posts 84% jump in Q2 profit on strong overseas demand

India's generic drug makers, which draw a significant share of revenue from the United States, are slowly recovering from the effects of eroding prices in the world's largest drug market

Muthoot Finance Q2 profit rises 14% to Rs 991 cr, misses estimates

Muthoot's main rival Manappuram Finance is set to report second-quarter results on Nov. 13

Brent crude oil hovers around $80 after this week's downward spiral

Earlier in the week customs data showed that China's total exports of goods and services contracted faster than expected

GSK's India arm posts 12.5% Q2 profit at Rs 218 cr on strong vaccine demand

Shares in GSK India closed up 0.3% ahead of results on Thursday, where the Nifty Pharma index closed down 0.03% today

India inflation likely eased to four-month low in October: Report

Forecasts for the data, to be released on Monday, were in a 4.47%-5.55% range

Google, Meta, & TikTok win court fight against Austrian online content rule

European Union recently adopted new rules called the Digital Services Act (DSA) which require large online platforms to do more to tackle illegal and harmful online content