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US-India relationship has bright path ahead, says American diplomat

Verma said the relationship between India and US is a very different mode

Strike could cost Boeing $100 million-plus in daily revenue, say analysts

A prolonged strike could cost several billion dollars, fraying the planemaker's already strained finances and threatening a downgrade of its credit rating

Big oil companies defeat US consumer lawsuit over production, prices

The court also found a lack of proof that the oil companies violated antitrust law by conspiring to raise prices

Intel foundry business to make custom chip for Amazon; shares jump 8%

Until Amazon, Intel has struggled to find marquee customers that it could discuss publicly

Social media age limits restricting children are too little too late

But research has shown that age limits for social media aren't the most effective way to protect teens from its potential harms

Intel receives $3 bn from Pentagon for mfg chips for military; shares gain

The effort, called the Secure Enclave, aims to establish a steady supply of cutting-edge chips for defense and intelligence purposes

Japanese firm Daiichi wants to go alone in search of targeted cancer drugs

AstraZeneca Plc and Daiichi's breast cancer drug Enhertu is based off of Daiichi's antibody-drug conjugate platform DXd, and was the top-selling ADC globally in 2023

Israel's Minister of Defence Gallant updates senior advisor to Biden on war

Minister Gallant emphasised that the possibility for an agreement is running out

US expresses frustration with Israel's military about strikes in Gaza

Israel said it targeted a Hamas command-and-control center in the compound

US justice dept says Google saw ad startup AdMeld as threat and bought it

The purchase of the company was portrayed by the Justice Department in its monopolisation trial against the Alphabet Inc. unit as an example of so-called killer acquisitions

US military completes withdrawal from junta-ruled Niger, says official

US handed over its last military bases in Niger to local authorities last month

US charges employee of Chinese aerospace giant for hacking Nasa, military

Song allegedly tried to hack individuals working at major research universities in Georgia and five other states as well as private-sector aerospace companies, according to the statement

US elections: Trump tries to regain spotlight after 2nd assassination bid

By portraying Trump as a fighter and survivor, his campaign hopes to capture Americans' fractured attention and lay the blame for yet another assassination attempt on Harris and Democrats

Boeing considers temporary layoffs to save cash during strike by machinists

The company said moves, which include reduced spending on suppliers, were necessary because our business is in a difficult period

Trump blames Biden and Harris' rhetoric towards him despite his own history

With the election now just 50 days away and early ballots already being mailed out in some places, this year's presidential campaign was among the most turbulent in American history

Suspicious packages sent to election officials in at least five US states

It marked the second time in the past year that suspicious packages were mailed to election officials

Antibiotic resistance to claim over 39 mn lives in next 25 years: Lancet

Future deaths from antibiotic resistance are estimated to be highest in South Asia, including India

US-India partnership to solve global challenges, advance growth: Official

While in India, Biswal announced $70 million in new DFC investments to support affordable home loans in India and vaccine manufacturing, it added

India, US discuss Indo-Pacific and Gaza matters in Intersessional Dialogue

The interaction, held in New Delhi, comes ahead of the meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Joe Biden

Israeli airstrikes kill 16 in Gaza, including 4 children, say Palestinians

Israel says it only targets militants and accuses Hamas and other armed groups of endangering civilians