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Coal shortage: India to facilitate gas supply to run two utilities in Delhi

India's oil ministry will facilitate gas supplies to enable two power plants in Delhi to operate, the federal power ministry said on Saturday

Austria's Kurz steps down over corruption probe to save coalition

The move by Kurz, who denies wrongdoing, satisfied his coalition partner, the Greens, and came just three days before a special session of parliament

IMF board to meet Sunday for more talks, Georgieva's future at stake

Kristalina Georgieva has denied data-fixing allegations, which date back to 2017, when she was the chief executive of the World Bank.

Explainer: Why is Invesco entangled in a legal dispute with TV giant Zee

Invesco has in Indian tribunal hearings said it's not against the Zee-Sony plan, but its filing does criticize how the two entered into talks.

India tweaks policy to use biomass pellets in coal-fired power plants

The policy will come into force in October 2022

Wall St Week Ahead: Energy price spike adds market risk as earnings arrive

Stocks rebounded this week after Monday's losses left the S&P 500 down 5.2% from its record high hit in September

Global sugar market grateful for India supply, once viewed as a threat

India's sugar policies, which include large subsidies, have been questioned for years at the World Trade Organization by competitors including Brazil and Australia.

Global tax deal seeks to end havens, criticized for 'no teeth'

The 15% floor agreed to is, however, well below a corporate tax rate which averages around 23.5% in industrialised countries.

Facebook apologizes for second outage in a week, services back up

The company confirmed its social media platform, Instagram, Messenger and Workplace were impacted by the latest outage.

The kids are alright: finance's old guard sees generational change

Robinhood said at the end of last quarter it had 21.3 million active users, with an average age of 31, and that half of those were first-time investors

Georgieva's future at IMF still unclear after marathon board meeting

Some European governments backed the Bulgarian economist to remain IMF chief at Friday's marathon meeting, according to people familiar the matter.

IMF's Georgieva wins some European backing as board debates her future

France, Britain, Germany and Italy were expected to back Georgieva

Oil rises 4% in week as energy crunch shows no signs of easing

Oil rose on Friday, gaining about 4% on the week as a global energy crunch boosted US prices to their highest in almost seven years as big power users struggle to meet demand

Facebook Messenger, Instagram facing issues for second time in a week

Facebook Inc confirmed that some users were having trouble accessing its apps and services, days after the social media giant suffered a six-hour outage

TSMC, Sony plan joint chip unit with $7.15-bn help from Japan govt

The plant in Kumamoto, southern Japan, is expected to produce semiconductors for automobiles, camera image sensors and other products which have been hit by a global chip shortage

China digs in on coal, crude oil gains as energy crisis deepens

Officials order more than 70 coal mines to ramp up production by nearly 10%

Dollar steady after jobs miss as taper hopes remain intact

September's employment report is the last one available before the Federal Reserve's Nov. 2-3 policy meeting.

Stocks nudge higher after US employment growth slows sharply in September

Stocks looked set to hold most of the previous session's gains as investors welcomed the US Senate's temporary lifting of the debt ceiling

Evergrande creditors fear imminent default as advisers call for clarity

Evergrande shares have been suspended since it requested a trading halt on Monday pending a major transaction announcement.

Evergrande bondholders to mull options as woes hit China property bonds

Evergrande has already missed coupon payments on dollar bonds twice last month