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Police detain nearly 104 Samsung workers, union leaders for protest march

The detention marks an escalation of a strike by workers at a Samsung home appliance plant near Chennai

Here's what we know about reported suspect behind Trump assassination bid

The Secret Service said its agents were accompanying Trump on the golf course, when one who was securing holes ahead of Trump spotted a gun barrel in some bushes near the property line

Donald Trump safe after new assassination attempt, suspect arrested

The apparent attempt on Trump's life came just two months after he was shot at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania

PwC making tangible investments for 'high quality' business in China

PwC Zhong Tian LLP was hit with a six-month suspension and a record fine of 441 million yuan ($62 million)

Typhoon Yagi costs Vietnam $1.6 billion, may lower growth: Officials

The typhoon, which made landfall on Sept. 7, killed at least 292 people and left 38 missing as of Monday morning, according to data from Vietnam's disaster agency

One dead from Nipah virus in Kerala, 151 people under observation

This is the second death from a Nipah infection in Malappuram this year after a 14-year-old boy succumbed in July

India bond yields start flattish, with eyes on Fed monetary policy decision

The probability of a 50-basis-point cut has more than quadrupled to 59% from just 14% last week, with a total of 119 bps in cuts now expected in 2024

China stores massive volumes of crude oil in August on soft prices

The world's biggest crude importer saw arrivals of 11.56 million bpd in August, while domestic output was 4.20 million bpd, given a total of 15.76 million bpd available to refineries

Asia stocks on tenterhooks as Fed faces crunch time ahead of rate cut

Geopolitics loomed large as ever with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump the subject of a second assassination attempt on Sunday according to the FB

Rupee to receive boost as chances of significant Fed rate cut rise

The 1-month non-deliverable forward indicated that the rupee will open flat-to-slightly-higher to the US dollar

Boeing strike could drag on as workers push for higher wages: Union leader

Boeing and negotiators are due to return to bargaining table next week, in talks overseen by US federal mediators, after more than 94 per cent of workers voted to reject the endorsed contract offer

Disney, DirecTV reach deal to restore programming to satellite TV users

The deal affords satellite TV subscribers greater choice and flexibility, the companies said in a joint statement

Govt raises import tax on crude, refined edible oils to support farmers

The move could lift edible oil prices and dampen demand and subsequently reduce overseas purchases of palm oil, soyoil and sunflower oil

CCI finds Samsung, Xiaomi colluding with Amazon, Flipkart: Report

Antitrust investigations conducted by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) have found that Amazon and Flipkart violated local competition laws by giving preference to select sellers

Putin sent clear message to West on long-range missiles for Ukraine: Russia

U.S. President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will discuss whether to give the go-ahead for such strikes at talks in Washington on Friday

EU antitrust order to Google's adtech business unlikely for now: Report

A break-up order could come at a later stage if Google continues its anti-competitive practices, they said, pointing to a precedent setting case involving Microsoft two decades ago

China hits PwC with six month ban in record penalty over Evergrande audit

Chinese authorities have been examining PwC's role in Evergrande's accounting practices since CSRC accused developer in March of a $78-billion fraud over a period of two years through 2020

Rupee ends higher, registers strongest weekly rise since late June

The rupee closed at 83.8875 against the U.S. dollar, up from its close at 83.9650 in the previous session

Trade groups call for Amazon, Flipkart suspension over antitrust breaches

Indian antitrust investigation reports have found Amazon and Flipkart violated local competition laws by giving preference to select sellers and priority to certain listings, hurting competition

Samsung labour strike puts spotlight on politically-backed worker group

A strike of this scale - which impacts production - is not common in India's electronics industry