In exciting news for India, JP Morgan is including Indian bonds in its emerging market index. The JP Morgan em index is like a big list that shows how different countries' bonds are doing. It helps people decide where to invest their money. Now, India's bonds will be a part of this list, and that's a big deal.

JP Morgan to add Indian bonds in its emerging market index

The market capitalization of European luxury goods companies dropped by more than 25 billion dollars, as Richemont chairman Johann Rupert warned that rising prices in the area were beginning to dampen consumer demand.

European luxury stocks market value drops by $25 Bn

When attempts to halt a bitcoin exchange-traded fund failed, the whole cryptocurrency market celebrated, with the controversial grayscale investments' fund itself seeing a $2 billion rise. On Tuesday, Grayscale Investments' Bitcoin trust posted an approximately 21% gain, far outpacing Bitcoin's gains, which were around 7%, and caused the cryptocurrency to trade beyond $27,700.

Cryptocurrency market celebrates grayscale's breakthrough

Weeks after the US Tech firm Ripple labs got a major legal relief in a cryptocurrency case, the securities and exchange commission is set to appeal against the decision. The sec is likely to seek a review of the July 13 decision in a federal appeals court.

US Securities commission to challenge Ripple in court

India is the favourite destination for foreign investors and the numbers clearly tell the story. A UN report says that India received the third-highest foreign direct investment for new projects last year.

India received $50 billion in new investment in 2022 - Third highest in the world

India's ambition to be a green hydrogen superpower is getting wings. A Reuters report says India is in talks with Singapore & EU to supply over 11 million metric tons of green hydrogen every year. In turn, the two countries will invest in Indian green projects.

India in talks with Singapore, EU over green hydrogen supply: Report

Bankrate surveyed U.S. adults in April 2023 on how money affects their mental health. Watch the video to know more.

Most Americans are significantly stressed about money: Survey

Google parent Alphabet (GOOGL.O) has already tried and failed to bring internet access to rural and remote areas by using high-altitude balloons in the stratosphere.

Alphabet bets on lasers to deliver internet in remote areas

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized the benefits of free trade between their nations. Scholz said climate goals could be reached more easily with fair competition and open market access in China. Meanwhile, li warned that 'de-coupling' from China's economy would harm long-term growth globally. As the trade talks unfold, the european union launches its economic security plan, seeking to strengthen controls on exports and emerging technologies that could potentially be used by rivals like China.

Germany and China forge ahead with trade talks

India continued to steal the show on Tuesday as Air India completed an enormous order for 470 planes from Airbus and Boeing. Both Indigo and Air India have placed orders for nearly a thousand planes in the hopes of expanding their international market share. They expect rising demand for domestic flights brought on by India's booming economy and expanding middle class.

Record orders show India's rise as aviation superpower

AstraZeneca is reportedly planning to separate its China business and list it separately in Hong Kong or Shanghai. This move aims to help the company secure its presence in China and protect itself from potential geopolitical risks.

Astrazeneca's China pill: Remedy for business?

Google was charged on Wednesday with violating European Union antitrust laws by using its dominance in online advertising to undercut rivals, the latest in a string of cases around the world that strike at the core of the internet giant's business model.

Google’s Ads violate Antitrust laws, E.U. says

Insecurity is high in the altcoin world ever since the US Market regulator began tightening its noose around cryptocurrencies. Over 50 cryptocurrencies worth over $100 billion and making up about 10% of the crypto market, are now viewed by the US watchdog as securities. This classification is going to have a major impact on their futures.

Altcoins worth $100 bn now viewed as securities

Tyre manufacturer MRF on Tuesday created history on Dalal Street by becoming the first Indian company to hit a share price of Rs 1 lakh apiece.

MRF creates history on Dalal Street, share price hits Rs 1 lakh

The trouble for the crypto industry does not seem to end. The US Sec's latest lawsuits against Binance and Coinbase, two of the biggest crypto companies in the world, threaten the future of cryptocurrency itself.

US Tightens noose around crypto exchanges

As weakening demand and economic uncertainties loom, factories around the world are contending with declining orders and contraction. From the United States to the eurozone, manufacturing industries are experiencing a decline in new orders and struggling to work through backlogs.

Global manufacturing sector faces weakening demand

Germany has become the first major economy to enter a recession. But only a few economies in the world are currently in recession. However, that has not stopped people from worrying about the recession. A multi-nation survey by polling agency ipsos has found that the fears about recession are far more widespread than actual recession.

Is the world really in recession?

Asian markets are reacting to the tentative US Debt deal. In Japan, the Nikkei 225 surged to 33-year record levels, jumping 2%. The broader Topix index also experienced gains, rising by 1.26%. However, the hang seng index is on a decline, defying the overall optimism in the global markets.

Asian markets rally over tentative US Debt deal

Car maker Stellantis has issued an urgent plea to the British government, requesting a renegotiation of the Brexit deal. Without a revision, the automaker warns that it may be forced to close down its factories. This appeal holds significant weight and could have wide-ranging consequences.

Stellantis sends an SOS message to UK gov't

Google has ambitious plans to gain a strong foothold in the foldable phone space. Why do we say that? Because Google has introduced its first foldable phone. But can it take on its competitors? Let's find out.

Google releases 'the world's thinnest foldable phone'

Just days after the world health organization (W.H.O.) declared covid is no longer a public health emergency, vaccine maker Novavax on Tuesday slashed a quarter of its workforce. The company will let go of 25% of its employees as part of a new restructuring plan.

US Pharma giant to cut jobs as Covid eases

Most Americans don’t have the financial resources to cover a surprise expense of $400 — a car or appliance repair, or a medical bill — without taking on debt, according to a new survey.

Most Americans say they lack ready cash to cover a surprise $400 expense

An Island used by the late sex offender jeffrey epstein to sexually abuse young women is one of the two private islands bought by a billionaire investor. Reports say that Stephen deck off has bought two private islands in the U.S. Virgin islands for 60 million dollars. Watch this report to know more.

Private Islands owned by Jeffrey Epstein

Wall Street's three major stock indexes closed lower on Thursday, with bank stocks creating the biggest drag while investors also worried that Friday's jobs report could spur more aggressive interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve.

Wall Street falls on bank stocks tumble, jobs report jitters

Ford plans to cut 3,800 jobs across Europe, including 1,300 in the UK, as it positions to switch to the production of a smaller range of electric vehicles. The company's plan to cut one in nine jobs is part of its global drive to cut costs.

Ford blames rising costs for layoffs

Alphabet Inc lost $100 billion in market value on Wednesday after its new chatbot shared inaccurate information in a promotional video and a company event failed to dazzle, feeding worries that the Google parent is losing ground to rival Microsoft Corp.

Blunder by Google's AI Chatbot 'Bard', Alphabet shares lose $100 Billion

E-commerce firm eBay Inc said on Tuesday it will lay off 500 employees globally, representing 4% of its total workforce. Shares of the San Jose, California-based company rose about 1% in aftermarket trade.

eBay to fire 500 employees, cut workforce by 4%

Tesla reported another round of record quarterly profits Wednesday while confirming its long-term growth outlook in spite of concerns about rising competition and macroeconomic headwinds.

Tesla acknowledges concerns about the economy, rising interest rates

United States President Joe Biden has called for 50% of all new vehicle sales by 2030 to be EVs or plug-in hybrids (PHEV). Watch video to know more.

U.S. zero-emission vehicle sales, 50% of all vehicle sales by 2030 to be EVs

Nearly four in ten French business leaders admit to working intense, long hours without regular breaks, well above the 25% global average, a survey has found.

World's biggest workaholics, French business leaders work intensely

The White House will review regulations for cryptocurrency brokers that would compel them to report customer transactions to the IRS for scrutiny. Will that weigh on crypto markets and investors who've already been ruled by a deep sell-off and rising bankruptcies over the last year is a question.

Crypto brokers to report transactions to IRS, final rule to define the law

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