IND vs JPN one-off T20I: India survive scare from Japan to win five-over a side match by 2 runs

Putin's United Russia party wins 355 seats in Duma election; 4 other parties cross threshold to enter parliament

AI models chose to harm humans to stop ‘pain,’ alarming study raises fresh safety questions

‘0% chance’: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismisses AI extinction fears by 2030

Samay Raina-Mukesh Chhabra controversy explained: What happened over girlfriend joke on India's Got Latent?

Trump's helipad event overshadowed by audio failure as major TV networks suspend pool coverage

Russia-Ukraine war: Russian strikes knock out three of Ukraine's largest steel plants

'Needs time away from the international scene': England white-ball captain Brook on pacer Brydon Carse's future

Glitch in the matrix caught on camera: Woman vanishes after talking to reporter

Anti-AI activists storm summit, say 'incompetent' leaders are leading us into a disaster - 'We need a vote'

Samsung raises Galaxy S26 prices by Rs 20,000: Here’s what each model now costs

J&K Assembly Session begins amid chaos: BJP, ruling alliance clash as statehood demand dominates

Randeep Hooda arrives in Gujarat for his first National Film Award: ‘Very grateful’

US and China vie for AI dominance as calls grow for regulation | Gravitas

Anant Nag to recieve Dadasaheb Phalke Award: From Ankur to Nishant- Revisit his best films and iconic performances on OTT

FIFA chief Infantino wants to reform governing body with consultation from federations

The Verdict | The Mecca Agreement is under scrutiny as Houthis attack Saudis

India at UNGA81: Jaishankar warns global order under 'growing stress', pushes for ‘reformed multilateralism’

Raaka creates history! Allu Arjun’s film secures Guinness World Record ahead of release

Saudi Arabia exits China-led mBridge digital currency platform amid Saudi-Houthi conflict

'Lot of things to learn from experienced players': Jayasuriya backs Rohit, Virat for 2027 ODI World Cup

$110 billion Warner Bros merger: Paramount reaches settlement with 12 US states

New OTT releases this week (September 21-27, 2026): Shaque: Trust No One, Hunkkaar, Don’t Be Shy- 5 new titles coming to Netflix, Prime Video and more

From ‘communist’ to ‘great mayor’: Trump praises Mamdani after New York meeting, discusses immigration and housing

Report: Zelensky meets CIA chief Ratcliffe at Shannon airport, weeks after his secret Moscow trip

How Zaheer Khan came to be CSK's head coach of IPL 2027

Pilot recreates Mona Lisa in sky over Oklahoma and Arkansas in four-hour flight: VIDEO

UK PM Burnham agrees to 'defensive' military support for Saudi Arabia against Houthis 

Jailer 2: Vidya Balan joins Rajinikanth's upcoming film as Kantha | Watch

Microsoft executive called AI training the ‘largest theft of labour in human history’

40-foot waves crash into cruise ship in dangerous stretch near Antarctica. Watch

US-Iran war, peace deals and more: What to expect from Trump's UNGA 2026 speech

Explainer: Why rare-earth export licences and Board of Trade are US priorities ahead of Trump-Xi summit

Two infants die after fire breaks out at RIMS newborn care unit in Telangana's Adilabad

BTS fans mock iHeartRadio’s day 2 turnout after short set controversy

Russia is facing its most severe labour shortage in decades, and  it’s turning to countries in south asia, including india and sri lanka, to fill critical job vacancies. With an ageing population and heavy workforce losses tied to the war in ukraine, moscow says it needs millions more workers. For years, russia relied largely on migrant workers from central asian nations like uzbekistan and tajikistan to staff construction sites, factories and city services.

Russia Looks to South Asia to Fill Jobs | Work Permits for Indians Jumped Sharply in Recent Years

Global companies are being forced to rethink how they do business in China. Price wars are spreading across industries, domestic players are undercutting global brands, and consumer demand remains under pressure. Our next report delves into how brands are resetting their China strategy.

U.S. Firms Worry More About Demand Than Trade

Global markets have turned extremely volatile in 2026. The most favoured bets have turned into deep sell-offs. In this next news in numbers report,  we look at the markets, which have slid from their all-time highs. From major stocks and tech bets to cryptocurrencies and commodities, let’s see which assets have fallen the most.

How Far Assets Have Fallen From Record Highs

Apple is under the spotlight as a global memory chip shortage, driven by booming demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure, begins to affect the smartphone industry. A global shortage of memory chips, especially dram, the type used in smartphones, is tightening supply and sending component prices higher.


AI Boom: Memory Prices Rise, Raising Costs for Phones and Devices

A new Morgan Stanley report says Indian equity markets could be heading for a major re-rating by the end of 2026. The global brokerage says India’s macro environment is easing after years of tightness.

Sensex Could Slide to 76,000 in Bear Case: Morgan Stanley

South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb has admitted to a major operational error after accidentally distributing more than six hundred thousand bitcoins to customers during a promotional campaign. The coins, worth over 40 billion dollars at current prices, were issued instead of small cash rewards of about 2,000 Korean won per user.


South Korea Plans on-site Review of Crypto Exchanges 

The European Union is stepping up pressure on Russia ahead of the fourth anniversary of Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine. Eu commission president Ursula Von Der Leyen has proposed a new round of sanctions, targeting Russian oil exports, banks, cryptocurrency trading, and metals, as brussels argues, tougher action is needed to force Moscow toward peace talks. The package comes even as the U.S. Mediates negotiations between Russia and Ukraine to try to end the war.


 EU Plans to Blacklist 20 Banks & Crypto Traders Tied to Russia

As we track the race for ai dominance, Anthropic has quietly emerged as a leader in the AI boom. Experts say its advantage comes from focus, not flash.


How Anthropic Surged Ahead in the Race for AI Dominance

 A new Morgan Stanley report says Indian equity markets could be heading for a major re-rating by the end of 2026. The global brokerage says India’s macro environment is easing after years of tightness.


Morgan Stanley's Moon-shot Target for Indian Equities

A Report by Market Intelligence Firm Fact Set Suggests More Than One Trillion Dollars Has Been Wiped Off Big Tech Valuations in a Sharp Global Sell-off This Week. The Trigger is Growing Anxiety Over Artificial Intelligence Spending.

Top U.S. Tech Firms Are Among Top Losers This Week

Even as the trump administration’s immigration crackdown continues with tighter rules, a new analysis by U.S-based Cato institute paints a starkly different fiscal picture. This report finds immigrants have added trillions to U.S. Government finances for 30 years and may have helped avert a debt crisis.

Immigrants Saved $14.5 Tn in U.S. Debt Over 30 Yrs

Global shipping giant Maersk has warned of a significant drop in earnings this year, as key trade routes through the Red Sea begin to reopen after years of disruption. The Danish company is also cutting jobs and tightening costs as freight rates come under pressure.


Maersk Warns of Sharp Earnings Slowdown 

The Bank of England has kept interest rates unchanged at 3.75% at its first policy meeting of 2026. The move highlights a cautious approach as policymakers weigh easing inflation against signs of resilience in the UK Economy.


Bank of England's Focus Now Shifts to Labour Market Dat

The global aviation industry is witnessing a shift. Change in travel priorities, geopolitical fragmentation and emerging hubs are redefining the way people travel in 2026.


Global Aviation Power Shifts to New Hubs

China may be set to pay more for US Soybeans as it weighs additional purchases ahead of a planned visit by President Donald Trump in April. The move could smooth political ties, but it comes with a price.


China May Have to Pay More for US Soybeans 

 Global markets fell again Thursday as tech stocks struggled to recover from a massive selloff. Alphabet and and shares plunged amid fears over rising ai spending, wiping billions off market value, while silver and gold also slid, and investors brace for amazon earnings and central bank updates.


Tech Stocks Lost Billions Amid Rising Ai Investment Fears

The three-day reserve bank of India's meeting ends on Friday, and policymakers are expected to keep rates on hold. This comes after a fairly deep easing cycle, and sustained liquidity infusion. In this next report,
We look at how the RBI is expected to remain vigilant even as the global backdrop improves.

Reserve Bank of India to Keep Rates on Hold

From Wall Street to Dalal street, Tech stocks are feeling the heat. A mix of valuation worries, slowing demand and a rethink on ai-led growth has triggered a sharp selloff. What exactly spooked investors and why now?


Global Tech Stocks Reel Amid AI Concerns 

Global tech stocks faced renewed selling pressure this week as AI startup Anthropic stunned markets with an end-to-end workflow tool. The concern is no longer about one product but the general speed at which AI is improving.


Anthropic's AI Tool Triggers Global Tech Sell-Off 

The United States, the European Union, and Japan are stepping up coordination to secure critical minerals supply chains, signaling a major shift in global trade and industrial policy. Meeting in Washington, officials announced action plans and new partnerships aimed at reducing vulnerabilities in minerals essential for advanced manufacturing, defence and clean energy.


US, EU, Japan Agree on Action Plans for Critical Minerals 

Russia’s oil and gas revenues have collapsed to levels not seen in over five years,
Squeezed by western sanctions, weaker global prices and a stronger Russians Rouble.
This shortfall is straining Moscow’s budget and could have ripple effects on the global energy landscape and geopolitical tensions.
Russia’s state income from oil and gas, a cornerstone of its economy, has dropped sharply.

Russian Oil Revenues Hit Five-Year Low

Germany’s economy is showing signs of deep structural strain as poverty levels rise sharply.
New data from official sources reveals that 13.3 million people in Germany are now living in poverty. That is 16.1 percent of the population.

Germany: 16% of German Population Lives in Poverty

Australia has become the first major economy to raise interest rates this year it has broken from the easing trend seen across much of the developed world.
The move is significant because it marks a policy reversal from six months back when the country had last cut rates.

Australia: Rate Hike in Australia Raises Global Questions 

US Job creation started in 2026 on a softer footing than many economists expected. According to the ADP National Employment Report, private employers added far fewer jobs than forecast in January, raising questions about the labour market’s strength and what it could mean ahead of the official jobs numbers.


USA: Soft Hiring Raises Labour Market Questions 

Retail giant walmart has hit a historic financial milestone,
Crossing the 1 trillion dollars market capitalisation mark for the very first time.
That places the company in an elite group of global giants typically dominated by tech companies like apple, microsoft, and amazon.

Walmart Hits $1 Trillion Market Cap Milestone

 Iran's use of cryptocurrencies has surged in recent years and it is drawing increased scrutiny from U.S. authorities amid concerns that digital assets may be helping the country bypass international sanctions.

U.S. Tracks Iran's $8B Crypto Boom Amid Sanctions Fears