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Asian shares dip on South Korea slump, busy week for central banks

Mood was generally upbeat after US November payrolls showed enough of a recovery to assuage concerns of a slowdown

Rachel Reeves to push for UK, EU reset at finance ministers' meeting

Britain's Labour government is pushing to reset ties with the EU after coming to power in July and improve trading relations in a bid to raise growth

Extreme heat, high temperature puts garment factory workers at risk: Study

Report identified only three retailers - Nike, Levi's, and VF Corp - which specifically include protocols to protect workers from heat exhaustion in their supplier codes of conduct

At Gulf bitcoin gathering, Trump allies to bask in crypto's euphoria

President-elect Trump is World Liberty Financial's chief crypto advocate, and sons Eric, Don Jr and Barron are ambassadors, according to the WLF website

Russia's abandonment of Syria's President Assad led to his downfall: Trump

Trump, who has said he will seek to halt the Ukraine war rapidly, met Ukraine's President Zelenskiy on Saturday in Paris where they were both attending a ceremony to reopen Notre-Dame Cathedral

Israel shells northern Gaza hospital, disrupting service, say doctors

The health ministry of Hamas-run Gaza said a doctor was killed with his family in an Israeli airstrike near the Kamal Adwan Hospital on Saturday night

US TikTok content creators ask followers to find them on Instagram, YouTube

TikTok has become a major US digital force as it has grown to 170 million US users, especially younger people drawn to its short, often irreverent videos

Syrian rebels quicken momentum as Assad tries to shore up defence

Since the rebels' sweep into Aleppo a week ago, government defences have crumbled across the country at dizzying speed as insurgents seized a string of major cities

Brics nations have no interest in weakening US dollar: EAM Jaishankar

His remarks came a week after US President-elect Donald Trump had demanded that Brics member countries commit to not creating a new currency

Govt probe clears DHL, FedEx, UPS of price collusion allegations: Report

The CCI's findings said the companies did not share "commercially sensitive information amongst themselves," according to the report seen by Reuters

Goldman Sachs quits climate coalition for banks, biggest one to exit group

Goldman Sachs gave no explicit reason for its departure, but focused on its strategy for the future and a growing push by regulators to make sustainability efforts mandatory

OpenAI aims more investment by removing 'AGI' clause with Microsoft

The clause was included to protect the technology from being misused for commercial purposes, giving its ownership to OpenAI's non-profit board

EU probes Nvidia over potential bundling practices in AI chip market

The company has seen high demand from customers involved in generative AI and accelerated computing for its chips

US State Department targeting India with help of Rahul Gandhi, others: BJP

The BJP has previously accused Gandhi, the OCCRP and 92-year-old billionaire financier-philanthropist George Soros of attacking Modi

Tata Power prefers domestic market over lucrative solar exports: CEO

The export of Indian modules has surged more than 23 times during the last two years, with the United States accounting for more than 97% of India's exports

Will think on retaliating if hit by Trump tariffs, says UK minister

Trump has floated blanket tariffs of 10 per cent 20 per cent on virtually all imports

Investment banks eye 2025 income boom as Trump drives deal rebound

Global investment banking income has only topped $300 billion five times in the last 20 years

Singapore's Temasek establishes $7.5 billion private credit entity

Institutional global investors in recent years have been ramping up activity in the booming private credit market

World Bank gets $100 billion replenishment of fund for poorest countries

World Bank made the announcement today in Seoul at a pledging conference for the International Development Association, which provides grants and very low-interest loans to 78 low-income countries

US job growth up in November as Boeing workers return, hurricanes over

Based on the November estimate, job growth would be trending around 145,000 over the past three months, which economists said was consistent