Trump administration refunds $100 billion in tariffs after Supreme Court ruling

The Royals enter the Doctor Who universe: King Charles and Queen Camilla beam into Commonwealth Games in TARDIS

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Lightning bolt strikes football field in Thailand, killing a player during a match

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Sajeeb Wazed raises Indian security concerns, calls Bangladesh a 'failed state'

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The genetic roots of Tamils: 75,000 DNA markers decoded in latest study of Sangam-era settlement

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UP gangster Atiq Ahmed's son, on way to meet jailed brother, killed in road accident in Jhansi

'I would like to support...': Sonam Wangchuk reveals if he will join Jharkhand student protesters in Ranchi

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Ex top Pakistan official blames economic woes on China: Here's how CPEC became a failure

‘Pakistan called for ceasefire, we kept them waiting’: Ex-CDS Anil Chauhan recalls Operation Sindoor

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Scientists find descendants of ancient sea creatures trapped under Antarctica's Blood Falls

Strait of Hormuz deal with Oman being ‘finalised’: Iran’s foreign ministry

CJP's Saurav Das alleges YouTubers broke into his house, seeks Delhi Police action

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India deploys joint outbreak response team as Chandipura virus spreads in Gujarat, Rajasthan

The Gaza conflict has brought a harsh new economic reality to Ramallah, the West Bank's de facto capital. Supermarkets have employed security guards to deter shoplifters. Thousands of businesses have closed. One official believes the current economic situation is worse than the one produced by the COVID-19 lockdowns.

Economic crisis deepen in West Bank amid Gaza turmoil

Tata Steel is planning to cut around 3000 jobs at a plant in Wales in the UK, AFP reported on Thursday (January 18) citing sources. The news agency said that the Indian steel giant is set to close two blast furnaces at the Port Talbot Steelworks and will announce this on Friday.

Tata Steel may cut thousands of jobs in Wales: Report

Air India showcased its first A350 to the world on Thursday (Jan 18) at the Begumpet Airport in Hyderabad as part of the ongoing air show Wings 2024. The first of a batch of 20 arrived on the 23 Dec, 2023, from Toulouse in France and was showcased for the first time on Jan 18.

Exclusive: First look of Air India A350 that breathes luxury and comfort

In the quiet corners of the West Bank, once-thriving markets now stand deserted, echoing the economic fallout from the Israel-Hamas conflict that erupted on October 7.

Gaza's shockwaves: West Bank economy plunges, leaving livelihoods in limbo

The Al Nahyan royal family of Dubai, led by UAE president Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, has been identified as the wealthiest family globally, possessing an opulent array of assets including a $490 million (₹4,078 crore) presidential palace, eight private jets, and even a football club, according to a recent report by GQ.

Inside the Royal Vault: The world's wealthiest family, the Al Nahyans of Dubai

Looks like Bitcoin is called 'digital gold' not for nothing. It's now second only to gold in the exchange traded funds assets in the US stock market. Bitcoin exchange traded funds (ETF) was introduced in the US market earlier this month, after much speculation and even an alleged 'hacking' of watchdog Securities and Exchange Commission's X social media account.

ETFs for Bitcoin are now second only to gold, ahead of silver: Digital gold?

Global e-commerce giant Amazon has revealed plans to cut jobs in its Buy with Prime unit, marking a 5 per cent reduction in the service's workforce. While the exact number of affected employees remains undisclosed, it's estimated that around 30 individuals have been impacted by this decision, according to sources cited by Reuters.

Amazon's workforce reduction in 'Buy with Prime' unit reflects shifting priorities

Reddit has unveiled plans for its Initial Public Offering (IPO) set for march. With the IPO countdown underway, Reddit aims to capture a portion of the advertising market amid the resurgence of social media stocks.

Reddit eyeing stock market debut, plans IPO amid fierce competition

Airbus is optimistic about the future of Indian aviation, projecting a robust demand for 2,840 new aircraft and a need for 41,000 pilots alongside 47,000 technical staff in the next 20 years.

Airbus Forecasts Soaring Demand: India to require 2,840 aircraft and 41,000 pilots in next 2 decades

Citigroup's CEO, Jane Fraser, engaged in a conference call on Thursday with managing directors, revealing further details of the bank's extensive restructuring, according to two undisclosed sources cited by Reuters.

Citigroup continues overhaul with CEO Fraser addressing managing directors

Walmart, the retail giant, announced on Thursday its decision to increase the annual average salary and bonus for US store managers, effective February 1. The move aims to boost the average hourly wage at Walmart to over $18, with the average salary for store managers rising from $117,000 to $128,000 annually.

Walmart raises wages for US store managers starting February

In response to uncertainties surrounding electric-vehicle (EV) demand, Tesla has implemented significant price reductions for its Model Y cars across Europe, including Germany.

Tesla Reacts to EV Market Dynamics: Slashes model Y prices in Europe following China adjustments

Speaking about where New Delhi stands amid the US-China chip wars at the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) annual meeting, the Indian Information Technology Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, on Wednesday (Jan 17) said that it is not a battle since there is enough for everyone and how the semiconductor industry will evolve in several ways.

‘We don’t think it’s a battle’: Indian IT minister about US-China chip war at Davos

The Suez Canal, a critical artery for global trade, is experiencing a significant decline in commercial ship transits, reaching the lowest levels since the infamous blockage by the Ever Given almost three years ago.

Suez Canal Traffic Nosedives: Global shipping seeks alternate routes amid security concerns

The Indian government is considering a significant boost to the "make in India" initiative by contemplating an extension of favorable corporate tax rates for new manufacturing companies. Media reports reveal that discussions are ongoing to potentially prolong the existing concession for one to two years. That means the current sunset clause, set to expire on march 31, 2024, could see an extension.

Budget 2024: Government to give 'Make in India' a big push | World Business Watch

Budget 2024: Focus on domestic manufacturing

Researchers at the Abu Dhabi's Mohamed Bin Zayed university of artificial intelligence (MBZUAI), have patented a technology capable of mimicking handwriting styles. From potential medical aid to commercial collaborations, our next report explores the limitless possibilities and challenges posed by this pioneering ai handwriting system.

Implications of AI-generated handwriting

Ukraine is in need of funds to continue its fight against russia. One way of funding, western officials in Davos say, is through confisticating Russian assets. But they also have a word of caution for Kyiv. That is - confiscating Russian assets would be no panacea for Ukraine.

G7 discussing confiscating Russian assets worth $300 bn

Nigeria is looking at $1.5 billion worth of loans from the World Bank to help with its chronic dollar shortage. The severe dollar shortage has been a significant factor in the sharp collapse of the Naira to a record low.

Sinking Naira pushes Nigeria to seek $1.5 bn aid from World Bank

The future of growth report 2024 from Davos highlights a global economic slowdown expected to be the lowest in three decades by 2030. ongoing economic and geopolitical shocks are exacerbating challenges such as the climate crisis and a weakening social contract, reversing progress in global development.

2030 expected to be year of slowest growth in 3 decades

Sheryl Sandberg, the former Chief Operating Officer of Meta Platforms, revealed her intention to step down from the company's board of directors after 12 years of service, as announced in her Facebook post on Wednesday.

Sheryl Sandberg, former COO of Meta Platforms, announces exit from board after 12 years

India is setting its sights on attracting a whopping $100 billion in annual foreign direct investment (FDI) in the coming years, according to Information Technology Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw.

India seeks $100 billion in annual FDI in coming years: Minister

In the bustling metropolis of Shanghai, the economic downturn in China is leaving a profound impact on the aspirations of its youth, Reuters reported. Melody Zhang, a recent graduate from Renmin University, experienced the harsh reality of the job market, shedding tears the night before China's civil service exam.

China's Economic Downturn: A looming recession shadows aspirations and property markets

Your Apple Watch might just be shorn off one of its key features: the blood oxygen level display. A US court on Thursday (Jan 17) upheld a ban on the sale of Apple watches, allegedly infringing on a patent related to this medical technology.

Apple watch patent row: As US upholds ban on sale, tech giant might disable oxygen display in some devices

In a significant development at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Western officials expressed openness to the idea of confiscating around $300 billion of Russian assets to support Ukraine.

Western officials explore confiscating $300 bn Russian assets: Report

The Indian government is considering a significant boost to the manufacturing sector by extending the favorable corporate tax rates for new companies, say several media reports.

Budget 2024: Concessional corporate taxes to get another extension, say reports