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No plans to revise fiscal deficit target or cut spending now: Sitharaman

The government cut corporate tax rates on Friday in a surprise move designed to woo manufacturers, revive private investment and lift growth from a six-year low.

Reliance Capital protests after rating agency downgrades debt to 'default'

Reliance, headed by business tycoon Anil Ambani, however, said funds had been arranged by the due date and the delay was due to technical glitches in the bank's servers

After 'Howdy Modi,' Trump and PM could sign limited trade deal: Report

The deal under discussion with India would lower some tariffs on US produce and restore preferential treatment for some Indian exports to the United States, sources said

New US sanctions target Iranians' access to food, medicine, says Iran

The United States on Friday imposed more sanctions, targeting the Central Bank of Iran, which was already under US sanctions

US trade officials okay partial tariff exemptions on Apple amid reprieve

The move by US officials could make it easier for both Apple and small makers of gaming computers to assemble devices in the United States by lowering the costs of importing parts

At UN, Trump to tout leadership as US seeks to tackle Iran and China

Trump has said he is considering how to respond and that military action is an option

Tesla board must face trial over Musk's mega-pay package: Delaware judge

The compensation award includes no salary or cash bonus for the Silicon Valley billionaire Musk, but sets rewards based on Tesla's market value rising to as much as $650 billion over the next decade

Saudi Aramco has come out 'stronger than ever' from oil attacks: CEO

The Sept. 14 attacks on the Abqaiq and Khurais plants, some of the kingdom's biggest, caused raging fires and significant damage that halved the crude output of the world's top oil exporter

Ailing Thomas Cook in talks with UK govt and investors for rescue deal

The world's oldest travel company was fighting for its survival over the weekend after its lenders threatened to pull the plug on a rescue deal that has been months in the making

Saudi warns of 'necessary steps' if it finds Iran is behind Aramco attacks

Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Adel al-Jubeir said the probe would prove that the Sept. 14 strikes had come from the north and that Iran bore responsibility

Kuwait has food for 8 months, says report as tensions rise after oil attack

Yemen's Houthi group claimed responsibility for the attacks but a US official said they originated from southwestern Iran

Joe Biden's LGBTQ record comes back to haunt him at Iowa presidential forum

The former vice president backed "don't ask, don't tell" as part of a larger defense bill and later voted to remove it

Aviation watchdog orders clampdown on TikTok videos by flight crew

Warning comes after it found growing examples of social media posts, especially on TikTok, featuring flight attendants grooving to popular tunes or lip-syncing movie dialogues while inside an aircraft

US lifts tariffs on 400 Chinese products, Trump wants complete trade deal

Trump said the United States was taking in billions of dollars from tariffs imposed on Chinese products, adding that the total would soon reach $100 billion

Saudi-led coalition launches operations in Yemen against 'military targets'

On Thursday night, the coalition said it had intercepted and destroyed an explosives-laden boat launched from Yemen by the Houthi group

Oil heads for weekly gain of more than 7% amid rising West Asia tensions

For the week, Brent was set to rise 7.7%, its biggest gain since January, while WTI was on track for a 7.2% increase, the most since June

Explained: How the Saudi Aramco attack affects global oil supply

The attack on Saudi oil facilities on Saturday not only knocked out over half of the country's production, it also removed almost all the spare capacity available

Trade war: China industrial output growth at 4.4% in Aug; slowest in 17 yrs

China's slowdown deepens in August; industrial output growth falls to 17-1/2 year low

Attacks on Saudi oil facilities - what will it mean for consumers?

Consumers around the world could see costs rise for products ranging from gasoline and diesel to home heating costs and air fares

Current account maybe impacted if oil crisis continues: Shaktikanta Das

Drone attack damaged the world's biggest crude oil processing plant in Saudi Arabia and led to a 19 per cent surge in oil prices.