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Nokia plans to raise full-year outlook, citing strong second quarter

Nokia said on Tuesday it planned to raise its full-year outlook as business picked up pace in the second quarter, improving its expectations for the year

Alibaba, others explore bids for Unisplendour stake worth up to $7.7 bn

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd and Chinese state-backed firms are exploring bids for a stake in Unisplendour Corp, a cloud computing infrastructure firm, that could fetch as much as $7.7 billion

Chinese economic data, rebound in tech stocks drive Asian shares higher

Asian shares headed for their best session in more than a fortnight on Tuesday after better than expected Chinese economic data and a rebound in China tech shares

Gold prices inch higher as investors shift focus to US inflation data

Gold prices edged higher on Tuesday as dollar weakened ahead of the release of US inflation data, increasing the appeal of the metal for holders of other currencies

China's June exports growth beats f'cast as easing lockdowns boost demand

China's exports grew at a much faster than expected pace in June as solid global demand led by easing lockdown measures and vaccination drives worldwide eclipsed virus outbreaks and port delays

LVMH's Moët Hennessy teams up with Campari in wines, spirits e-commerce

LVMH's Moët Hennessy and Italy's Campari have agreed to team up to invest in wines and spirits e-commerce companies and create a European ecommerce player in sector

FAA says new Boeing production problem found in undelivered 787 Dreamliners

Federal Aviation Administration said that some undelivered Boeing 787 Dreamliners have a new manufacturing quality issue that manufacturer will fix before planes will be delivered

Oil prices rise on expectations of decline in US crude inventories

Oil rose on Tuesday, recovering from previous day's drop, as expectations of further declines in US crude inventories outweighed fears that spreading Covid-19 variants could derail global recovery

Some Twitter employees return to offices in New York, San Francisco

After more than 16 months of working from home, some Twitter Inc employees in San Francisco and New York returned to the office on Monday as the company reopened its corporate campuses at 50% capacity

After heartbreaking defeat, England's soccer players face racist outburst

The racist attacks, the likes of which have plagued European soccer for years, drew immediate condemnation from leaders including Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Prince William

Sputnik V second dose shortage to delay India's full rollout: Dr Reddy's

Dr. Reddy's had received about 3 million first doses by June 1 and about 360,000 doses of the second by early this month, the company and the Indian government have said

China to order Tencent Music to give up music label exclusivity: Report

Tencent Music, China's equivalent to Spotify Technology SA, had been pursuing exclusive streaming rights with record labels including Universal Music Group, Sony Music Group and Warner Music Group

China says it 'drove away' US warship that illegally entered Chinese waters

'We urge the United States to immediately stop such provocative actions,' the Southern Theatre Command said in a statement.

Yellen urges EU to back global tax deal, consider more fiscal support

A tax-cut race to the bottom must end, she said

WhatsApp targeted in EU consumer complaints over privacy changes

WhatsApp in January introduced a privacy policy which allows it to share some data with Facebook and other group firms.

Oil prices fall as economic worries offset tightening crude supplies

Oil prices fall as economic worries offset tightening crude supplies

Covid: Delta variant upsurge keeps equity and commodity bulls in check

Markets are also jittery at the start of an eventful week that will see the US second-quarter earnings season kick off

Gold subdued on firmer dollar even as investors await US inflation data

Spot gold was down 0.3% at $1,802.90 per ounce by 0906 GMT. U.S. gold futures slipped 0.5% to $1,801.90 per ounce

Palm oil prices rise in India even after import duty cut, to hit demand

Higher palm oil prices could weigh on Indian demand and may prompt the government to refrain from cutting import taxes further as the price rise highlighted the limitation of duty reduction

Indian shares rise on auto, financials boost; June CPI data awaited

Auto and financial stocks boosted Indian shares on Monday, ahead of the release of retail inflation data for June, with investors preparing for major corporate earnings due later in the week