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Apple Intelligence, its personal intelligence system, will soon support additional languages, including French, German, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, and Simplified Chinese. Additionally, localized English versions will be available for Singapore and India.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. President Trump, Vice President JD Vance and U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick in the Oval Office on Friday.

European Union Commission will make a state visit to New Delhi on February 27-28 with the College of Commissioners, the bloc announced Friday.

Alphabet unit Google is set to be charged with breaching EU rules aimed at checking the power of Big Tech after proposed changes to its search results failed to address the EU antitrust regulator's concerns and those of its rivals, three people with direct knowledge of the matter said.

Four major banks will pay fines totalling over £100 million (US$127 million) to settle a long-running antitrust case over collusion by their traders, who shared sensitive information in chatrooms about buying and selling gilts after the 2008 financial crisis.

Tariff does not protect any country and India needs to cut tariffs for its own good, irrespective of who tells India to do so, NITI Aayog CEO BVR Subrahmanyam said on Friday. Addressing the 69th Foundation Day of All India Management Association (AIMA), Subrahmanyam further said that being open to the world has to be among the top five priorities of India if it wants to become a developed country.

India is not a major exporter of metals to the US, but any global price shift would surely impact the domestic pricing also, said Naveen Mathur, Director-Commodities & Currencies, Anand Rathi Share & Stock Brokers. We may see a glut with respect to the oversupply, he opined highlighting that the other countries may start dumping the goods into India. Edited excerpts: Do you see a significant impact on global metal prices once the Trump tariffs come into force and while India is not a major metal exporter to the US, will it have a trickle-down effect on the domestic industry? As we all know, post Mr Trump's inauguration in mid of January, the markets have been pretty volatile largely because of the policies, the global uncertainties with respect to tariffs. The tariffs would definitely push up the metal prices in the US due to restricted imports. While the excess supply in the global markets, particularly China and the EU, may cause price fluctuations, India would definitely have an indirect impact or I should say it is a mix of direct and indirect impact.

Ukraine peace talks' on Tuesday in Riyadh. With the 'elephant' of Ukraine not in the room, frankly, the meeting was more about 'resumption' of US-Russia ties and Moscow's view of Europe's security architecture than ending the Russia-Ukraine war. The Riyadh meeting, and much of Donald Trump's statements on international relations, signal a direction of travel: an increasingly multipolar world with its separate spheres of influence (SoI).

If Trump gets through to European capitals, the EU could be made to curb its regulatory reflex. Which is good not only for American technology and defence industries, but would be also helpful for emerging economies like India to get a grip on some incredible red tape over non-tariff trade barriers.

United Breweries, AB InBev and Carlsberg — will invest over Rs 3,500 crore to set up breweries in India in 2025, the highest capex announcement by them for a year in over a decade, ET has reported.

European Union would be agreeable to work upon beneficial trade agreements with the United States which could have a mutual advantage. This announcement comes along the lies of the EU willing to discuss about the future of tariffs on motor vehicles and other kinds of goods that are exported to the US.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Facing intense competition in China and heavy regulation in Europe, overseas automakers were counting on the U.S. to keep their engines humming.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The day after President Trump survived an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania last summer, he received a call from a familiar French voice. It was Bernard Arnault, owner of the globe-spanning luxury empire LVMH.

Emmanuel Macron warned that US tariffs on Europe would hike inflation for Americans, as he vowed in an interview aired Sunday to go head-to-head with Donald Trump over financial threats.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The European Commission is reviewing elements of its flagship Green Deal environmental policy, as worries over rising costs and a lack of competitiveness with China and the U.S. grow within the continent.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. New Delhi: The government may move away from green bonds to fall back on conventional government securities and other debt instruments for green financing in the coming years, as these so-called 'climate' and 'sustainable' bonds have delivered only modest returns, two people aware of the matter told Mint.

illegal immigrants in the US has once again highlighted how well-to-do Indians spend big money for illegally entering the US from Mexico and Canada borders. With lax policies regarding illegal immigrants in the US under the previous administration, human trafficking had turned into business that spawned mega bucks. A large number of Indians, mostly from Punjab and Gujarat, making a beeline for the US through a Latin American country and then Mexico, or crossing over from Canada, points at the well-oiled trafficking business that attracts thousands of well-paying clients every month. Since Trump won the US Presidential elections last year, this big business has seen a sudden slump. What is the "donkey route"?