Black Friday falls on November 24, this year. Retailers are getting ready for what they think will be another record-breaking worldwide shopping frenzy. Black Friday is typically considered to be the unofficial start of the Christmas shopping season because of the large crowds that gather at big-box stores in the early hours after American Thanksgiving to take advantage of doorbuster prices.

Unveiling Black Friday: Must-have deals in high demand ahead of shopping frenzy

India's market regulator is investigating a possible violation of 'related party' transaction rules in the Adani Group's dealings with at least three offshore entities that have links to the brother of the conglomerate's founder, two people said.

India regulator probing some Adani offshore deals for possible rule violations

United Kingdom's Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch will be in Delhi from today as the 6th round of FTA negotiations between the UK and India begin. Both sides are working on an ambitious trade pact that aims to ease customs duties on goods.

UK trade secretary arrives in Delhi to discuss Free Trade Agreement

Global M&A second quarter down to 25.5 percent. Interest rates hike U.S deal-making up to 40 percent. Boardrooms put expansion on hold, financing droughts mismatching.

Global M&A bracing deals for stock market hike

Japan has expressed "regret" after Sri Lanka scrapped 2019 deal with New Delhi and Tokyo for development of Colombo port's East Container Terminal. A Japanese embassy official in Delhi responding to WION' question, "expressed regret at the unilateral decision taken by Sri Lanka".

Japan regrets Sri Lanka scrapping 2019 deal with New Delhi, Tokyo

So-called Black Friday, the now-traditional day of steep discounts in the run-up to Christmas, failed to boost share prices of retailers partly owing to fierce competition from online giants like Amazon, dealers said

'Black Friday' sales bonanza fails to boost London stock market

utomotive industry executives are less interested in pursuing acquisitions this year as compared to the last year. They prefer deals that minimize political or technology risks, according to a new survey by Ernst and Young.

Auto executives going soft on acquisitions, says E&Y.

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