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Ukraine says Russia stole 'several hundred thousand tonnes' of grain

Ukraine's foreign ministry accused Russia on Thursday of stealing grain in territory it has occupied, an act it said increased the threat to global food security

Russia says risks of nuclear war must be kept to minimum

Vladimir Yermakov, the foreign ministry's head of nuclear non-proliferation, said all nuclear powers must stick to the logic laid out in official documents aimed at preventing nuclear war

Ukraine says Russia pounding Donbas, failing to take targets

The Russians were trying to capture the areas of Lyman in Donetsk and Sievierodonetsk and Popasna in Luhansk, the General Staff of Ukraine's Armed Forces said in a daily update

Vedanta says it's in talks to raise up to $3 bn debt in semiconductors push

The conglomerate is diversifying into chip manufacturing by forming a joint venture with Taiwan's Foxconn.

Power-hungry India halts passenger trains to free up track to move coal

Federal government-run Indian Railways has cancelled 753 passenger train services, the government said

Russian President Vladimir Putin looks to peg the ruble to gold

However, the governor of Russia's central bank, Elvira Nabiullina, told reporters the idea was "not being discussed in any way"

Elon Musk looks to rein in Twitter pay, make money from tweets

Musk has tweeted about eliminating the salaries of Twitter's board directors, which he said could result in about $3 million in cost savings

Apple sees bigger supply problems after strong start to year

Apple's overall second-quarter revenue was $97.3 billion

Dollar on track for best month since 2015

The dollar hit a 20-year high against the yen on Thursday, as the Japanese currency was hurt by dovish Bank of Japan policy

Ukraine says Russia taking 'colossal losses' in eastern battle

The body of a journalist from U.S.-backed broadcaster Radio Liberty was found in rubble in the Ukrainian capital, killed in a Russian missile attack during a visit by the U.N. secretary-general

Sri Lankan central bank says all creditors will be treated equally

Sri Lanka has already missed coupon repayments on some of its bonds and its bailout discussions with the IMF include a possible bridge loan, Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe said

Indian Sugar Mills Association director general resigns unexpectedly

Since Oct. 1, 2022, when the current sugar season began, Indian mills have signed contracts to export a record 8 million tonnes of the sweetener

Pandemic not over, US unlikely to eliminate Covid: Anthony Fauci

Health officials are instead hoping to get out of what he called the "acute pandemic phase" and reach a point where the virus can be controlled, Fauci said

US sees no threat of Russia using nuclear weapons despite rhetoric: Report

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday the West should not underestimate the elevated risks of nuclear conflict over Ukraine

Russia makes last-gasp dollar bond payments in bid to avoid default

Russia's finance ministry said it had managed to pay $564.8 million on a 2022 Eurobond and $84.4 million on a 2042 bond in dollars

Russian central bank lowers key rate to 14%, warns of more cuts

The central bank met after it unexpectedly cut the key rate to 17% earlier in April

Elon Musk sells Tesla shares worth $8.5 bln, says no more sales planned

He sold about 9.6 million shares this week

Barclays suspends market making in its own debt after blunder

Barclays disclosed on March 28 that it had exceeded a U.S. limit on sales of structured products, triggering a loss and a potential restatement of 2021 accounts of two units

Oil extends gains as supply fears outweigh China Covid lockdowns

Oil prices rose for a fourth day on Friday as fears over Russian supply disruption trumped Covid-19 lockdowns in China

Shell agrees to buy Solenergi Power from UK-based Actis for $1.55 bn

Shell said its unit, Shell Overseas Investment, would buy 100% of Solenergi Power Private Limited, the flagship company of Sprng Energy group, from UK-based investor Actis