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Centre tells renewable energy agencies to cancel rushed solar tenders

Some agencies gave companies only seven days to submit bids, the ministry said in the circular, without providing details on which agencies were involved or the values of such projects

Apple halts Vision Pro overhaul to prioritise Meta-like AI glasses: Report

Apple has reportedly halted its Vision Pro N100 project and is instead doubling down on two smart glasses models, with launches reportedly targeted for 2027 and 2028

Asian stocks clock weekly gains on Fed rate cut wagers, AI fervour

Asian markets were taking cues from Wall Street, where all three major indexes closed at record highs buoyed by technology stocks as investor enthusiasm for all things AI remains unchallenged

India's diesel exports to Europe likely hit record high in September

Shiptracking data showed India's exports to Europe reached these levels for the first time since such figures began to be recorded in 2017

Trump targets deals in pharma, AI, energy, mining before midterm elections

The Trump administration is pursuing deals across up to 30 industries

Putin vows quick Russian response if Europe continues provocations

'The elites of united Europe continue to whip up hysteria,' Putin said

Istanbul shaken by 5.0-magnitude earthquake, no major damage reported

There were no immediate reports of serious damage in the city of 16 million people, the Istanbul Governor's office said on X, adding that its field teams had begun inspections

Occidental to sell OxyChem unit to Berkshire Hathaway for $9.7 billion

The company sunk deeper into debt after it closed its $12 billion acquisition of privately held US shale oil producer CrownRock last year, which strengthened its position in the Permian Basin

Tech leads Asia share rally, gold near record high on Fed rate cut bets

Taiwan's tech-heavy bourse jumped 1.5 per cent, while South Korea's KOSPI shot up 2.8 per cent after chip heavyweights Samsung and Hynix inked partnerships to supply OpenAI data centres

UK govt makes new attempt to access Apple cloud storage to get user data

In August, Britain dropped a mandate for the iPhone maker to provide a "back door" that would have enabled access to the protected encrypted data of American as well as British citizens

US auto sales seen rising 6% in Oct quarter as EV demand surges

Market research firm Cox Automotive expects US new vehicle sales to be about 4.14 million units for July-September, compared with 3.9 million in the same period last year

DGCA proposes easing aircraft leasing conditions in boost for IndiGo

The new draft proposal replaces the word "only" with "normally", making processing of such requests potentially easier

Indian stock market set for $8 billion IPO rush in year-end blitz

Over 240 large and mid-sized firms raised $10.5 billion in the first nine months of 2025, making India the third-largest globally in terms of funds raised via IPOs

Sebi extends timeline to roll out algo trading rules for retail investors

Retail algo trading, which allows investors to use automated strategies via computer programs, will be offered through application programming interfaces

Foreign investors pull $2.7 bn from Indian stocks, eye record outflows

So far this year, foreign investors have offloaded $17.6 billion, the second-highest on record for the January-September period

US government shutdown looms as lawmankers' talks fail to reach deal

The Republican-controlled Senate is expected to vote on a temporary spending bill that has failed once already, with no sign that a second vote will bring success

New India Assurance ordered to pay ₹2,379 crore by tax authority

The order comes after the state-owned insurer was accused of having failed to pay taxes on premiums it received in its co-insurance business

India's gold, silver imports nearly double in Sept despite record prices

Higher imports by India, the world's second-biggest consumer of the precious metal, are set to support gold prices that hit records this week, even as demand languishes in top buyer China

RBI retains call rate as policy anchor in revised liquidity framework

Higher imports by India, the world's second-biggest consumer of the precious metal, are set to support gold prices that hit records this week, even as demand languishes in top buyer China

Private coal power producers urge easing curbs on Chinese equipment

In 2021, India's Ministry of Power mandated the use of homemade equipment under its "Make in India" initiative, which sought to bolster local manufacturing