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CrowdStrike cuts profit forecasts as Windows outage weighs on new deals

Analysts expected the reputational hit could hurt CrowdStrike's dominant position

Foreign lenders lured by stake sales in Indian banks, face tighter rules

Banking sector deals in India, especially those involving foreign entities, are rare

HP predicts lower profit due to weak PC market, rising competition

The company expects commercial PC momentum to continue, while seeing a slower recovery in the print market

India likely to plan raising vegetable oils import taxes, govt sources say

A proposal has been made by the farm ministry and a final decision will be made by the Department of Revenue, which falls under the finance ministry, said another government official

SBI to focus on neglected, small-ticket deposits to boost liquidity: MD

The lender will focus on accounts under a government scheme called 'Jan Dhan', or people's wealth, that provides access to various financial services to low income groups, Tewari said

Gold pressured by stronger dollar, with Nvidia, US inflation data in focus

Markets are focused on the looming U.S. personal consumption expenditure (PCE) data, the Fed's preferred measure of inflation, due on Friday

National Bank of Canada's profit rises on wealth management, strong markets

National Bank of Canada's upbeat results come in contrast to rival Bank of Montreal, which reported a drop in quarterly adjusted profit on higher loan loss provisions

Adani Enterprises' debut public bond sale may see strong demand: Bankers

The issue, which would be India's second-biggest for the current financial year, will open for subscription on Sept 4 with closing scheduled for Sept 17, according to an exchange filing

GRM Overseas buys stake in Rage Coffee in push into new-age brands

The company becomes the largest shareholder in three-year-old Rage Coffee's parent, whose investors include Sixth Sense Ventures, and prominent figures such as cricketer Virat Kohli

Protesters block rail lines, halt buses after Kolkata doctor's rape, murder

Thousands of doctors, many of them on strike since the Aug. 9 crime was discovered, marched in the state's capital of Kolkata, demanding justice for the victim and better workplace safety

CCI gives nod to $8.5 bn Disney-Reliance media assets merger deal

CCI's nod comes with subject to "certain voluntary modifications"

Apple-Bharti Airtel sign deal, streaming svcs rise in content hungry India

Apple signed a content deal with Indian telecoms operator Bharti Airtel late in its push for a larger slice of the country's $28 billion entertainment market

British PM Keir Starmer in Berlin for talks to reset ties with Europe

Military support for Ukraine if former U.S. President Donald Trump returns to the White House early next year.

Scandinavian airline SAS hails 'new era' as it exits US bankruptcy process

"Now, we must look ahead and complete the transformation that we have started," van der Werff said

Apple eyes bigger slice of India's streaming, music market with Airtel deal

"Apple TV+ will come bundled with premium Airtel WiFi and Postpaid plans," Airtel said in a statement on Tuesday, though the companies did not disclose a deal value for the partnership

Volkswagen's passenger car brand struggles to meet cost-cutting target

The brand was 2-3 billion euros short of its savings goal for this year, two sources who declined to be named told Handelsblatt

India to hold more talks over import curbs on steelmaking raw material

In June, India's federal steel ministry also wrote to the trade ministry to make clear it did not favour limits on imports of met coke, citing risks to domestic output

Hyundai Motor eyes 30% rise in sales by 2030 as it doubles hybrid lineup

The world's No. 3 automaker by sales, along with affiliate Kia Corp, announced its mid- to long-term goals and strategy at its CEO Investor Day

Bikaji says 'not for sale' amid investor interest in domestic snacks market

Bikaji is not for sale. Whatever price someone offers, there are certain things that are not for sale, Chief Operating Officer Manoj Verma said earlier this month

Russia slams UN nuclear watchdog after trip to plant close to fighting

Russian state news agency RIA quoted Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova as saying in a radio interview that Moscow wanted the IAEA to speak out more clearly on issues of nuclear security