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Trump calls Zelenskyy 'a dictator', says will lose country if no peace deal

Less than a month into his presidency, Trump has upended US policy on Ukraine and Russia, ending Washington's bid to isolate Russia over its invasion of Ukraine

Ukraine won't be shut out but US-Russia trust key to peace deal, says Putin

Putin, speaking a day after Russia and the United States held their first talks on how to end the three-year conflict, also said it would take time to set up a summit with US President Donald Trump

Oil edges higher on supply concerns while market seeks peace talks clarity

US West Texas Intermediate crude futures for March rose 75 cents, or 1 per cent, to $72.60, up 2.6 per cent from the previous close before Monday's US public holiday

Trump's tariff threats pave way to safe-haven gold's all-time high

Gold's rally appears to be driven by President Trump's remarks on upcoming tariffs for autos and pharmaceuticals

Indian drugmakers face risks as Trump eyes tariffs on US imports of pharma

The company relies on its key generic drugs in oncology and immunology therapies for sales in the region, which rose 28 per cent from a year earlier

ONGC seeks joint venture partners to foray into ethane carrier business

ONGC is seeking partnership with companies with experience in the operation and management of VLECs, very large gas carriers and liquefied natural gas carriers in the global market

Carlyle-backed IT exporter Hexaware valued at $5 bn on market debut day

Institutional investors bid for nine times the shares on offer, while retail investors bid for only a tenth of the portion reserved for them amid market volatility and investor caution over IT sector

Dollar steady, yen strengthens as traders mull Ukraine peace talks

Trump's administration said on Tuesday it had agreed to hold more talks with Russia on ending the war in Ukraine after an initial meeting that excluded Kyiv

UK inflation unexpectedly jumps to 3%, reaching a 10-month high in Jan

Services inflation - a key gauge of price pressures for the central bank - stood at 5.0 per cent in January compared with 4.4 per cent in December, the ONS said

Don't see Ukraine ceasefire boosting Russia's output, says Goldman Sachs

US President Donald Trump's administration said it had agreed to hold more talks with Russia on ending the war in Ukraine

China's new home prices stagnate in January on declining property demand

Analysts expect the stabilisation of China's property market, which has experienced a significant slump since 2021, will be a protracted process due to high housing inventory

Brazil's former President Jair Bolsonaro charged in alleged coup plot

Prosecutor General Paulo Gonet charged Bolsonaro and his running mate, General Walter Braga Netto, with leading a "criminal organization" that aimed to overthrow Brazil's 40-year-old democracy

Toronto plane crash: Investigators recover black boxes for further analysis

Delta said earlier that 19 of 21 passengers transported to local hospitals after the plane crash had been released

Ex-OpenAI tech chief launches AI startup, hires staff from ChatGPT maker

Roughly two-thirds of the company comprises former OpenAI employees' including Barret Zoph, a prominent researcher who left the ChatGPT maker on the same day as Murati in late September

Trump says he may meet Putin this month, dismisses Ukraine's concerns

He brushed aside Ukraine's concern about being left out of the meeting, saying Kyiv could have made a deal with Russia three years ago to avert the invasion by Moscow

Trump, Musk target tax enforcers, scientists, bank regulators for job cuts

White House has not said how many people it plans to fire and has given no numbers on the mass layoffs

Citi raises CEO Jane Fraser's 2024 compensation 33% to $34.5 million

The compensation includes $1.5 million of base salary, $4.95 million in cash incentive and the rest in deferred incentives, the bank said

Chevron to cut 20% staff in long-awaited layoffs, CEO takes responsibility

Chevron's plan to cut as much as a fifth of its workforce - about 8,000 people - comes after oil prices traded in the $70-80 per barrel range for most of the past year

Asian stocks stutter after Trump vows tariff on auto, drugs, chips

MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 0.29 per cent after touching a three-month high earlier in the session

US SEC requests help from Indian authorities in Adani fraud probe

Last year, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn unsealed an indictment accusing Adani of bribing Indian officials to convince them to buy electricity produced by Adani Green Energy