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Meta, Alphabet, ByteDance, Snap must face social media addiction lawsuits

Rogers rejected arguments that the defendants were immune from being sued by the US Constitution's First Amendment

European air fares 'rising way above inflation', says ACI Europe

This rising trend continued into October, ACI said, adding fares were up 47% when booked three months in advance

Meta, Alphabet, ByteDance, Snap must face social media addiction lawsuits

Rogers rejected arguments that the defendants were immune from being sued by the US Constitution's First Amendment

Crude oil prices edge higher as IEA raises demand growth forecast

A US crackdown on Russian oil exports could also disrupt supply, supporting prices further.

Myanmar rebels seek to control border with India after early wins

Fighting also erupted on two new fronts this week, in the western states of Rakhine and Chin, which sent thousands of people fleeing to Mizoram

US CPI inflation softens to 3.2% after rising 3.7% in Sep, dollar weakens

"Another rate hike from here looks less likely given this softer inflation data," Miskin said

NMDC Q2 net profit rises 15% to Rs 1,028 cr on strong iron ore sales

The company witnessed a nearly 21% growth in revenue generated from its iron ore segment from the previous year

Insider co-founder Henry Blodget to step down as CEO amid strategy overhaul

German publishing giant Axel Springer SE acquired a majority stake in Insider in 2015 and retired the "Business Insider" name in 2021 as it looked to expand coverage

Gas market volatility to remain until new supply arrives: TotalEnergies CEO

"From 2026, 2027 we will have more margin to read the price," he added

Egypt to explore possibility of tapping Indian financial markets: Report

Egypt, facing a severe foreign currency shortage, has been struggling to attract foreign investment

Japan's $20 trn 'carry trade' poses risks amid central bank's policy shift

Deutsche Bank's report extends that scenario to include the Japanese government and its balance sheet

German budget sees more cash for Ukraine, green buildings, industry: Report

Some of the additional spend would be used to replenish the German military's own arsenal, as it has been shipping weapons to Ukraine

Vodafone mulls options for challenging Italian market amid growth elsewhere

Della Valle said she had flagged three markets that would benefit from consolidation in May, and action had been taken in two of them

Yen on cusp of multi-decade lows keeps markets on intervention watch

The euro hit a fresh 15-year high versus the yen of 162.45

Malaysia's IHH Healthcare unit sues Japan's Daiichi Sankyo over Fortis deal

On Oct, 16, Northern TK Venture filed a claim against the Japanese pharmaceuticals manufacturer stating it caused losses to the company by preventing it from proceeding with open offers

Tata Technologies' IPO set to open for subscription on November 22

Tata Technologies, which provides engineering and product development digital services, said its IPO would comprise an offer for sale of 60.9 million shares, representing 15% of its paid-up capital

Tesla to double its components imports from India, says Piyush Goyal

He said in September Tesla was aiming to source components worth between $1.7 billion and $1.9 billion from India this year, having bought $1 billion of components last year

India-Russia discuss joint production of aircraft weapons for IAF: Report

Russia continues to be India's largest arms supplier with its share of Indian defence imports at 45% in 2022, according to this year's report from the SIPRI.

Three Indian cities among world's 10 most polluted after Diwali, Delhi tops

It had an air quality index (AQI) figure of 407, putting it the "hazardous" category, according to Swiss group IQAir

Traders excited and worried as stock options trading booms in India

Data from exchanges, which are big winners of this surge in demand, shows the daily average value of assets underlying these stock options more than doubled between March and October to $4.2 trillion