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The U.S. government’s road safety agency wants the auto industry to design new vehicles including SUVs and pickup trucks so they reduce pedestrian deaths and injuries

A long-awaited report on how to rescue Europe’s economy from weak growth and red tape is in

Chinese appliance maker Midea Group has started taking orders from investors for an initial public offering to raise up to US$3.46 billion, which, if successful, would be the biggest such fundraising deal in Hong Kong this year. Foshan-based Midea is selling a total of 492.14 million shares at a price range of HK$52.00-HK$54.80, equivalent to US$6.67-US$7.03 a share, Midea said in a filing Monday. At the top end of the range, the IPO size would be US$3.46 billion and surpass tea shop giant Sichuan Baicha Baidao Industrial’s around US$315 million listing in April.

The FBI says Americans were duped out of more than $5.6 billion last year through fraud schemes involving cryptocurrency

Northvolt AB will cut a large number of jobs and sell or seek partners for its energy storage and materials businesses as Europe’s leading battery hope aims to survive by refocusing on its struggling first gigafactory in northern Sweden.

U.S. Democratic presidential hopeful Kamala Harris has stirred controversy with a proposal to tax unrealizedcapital gains for the wealthiest Americans. The plan has come under fire for both political and practical reasons — and raised questions about whether the policy could make its way to Canada.

Direct selling company Amway India on Monday announced an investment of $4 million in four research and development labs across India. Amway India, ultimate wholly owned subsidiary of the US $ 7.7 billion Amway Corporation, said in a statement that the investment would be infused on strengthening scientific capabilities and support in health and wellbeing. Rajneesh Chopra, managing director, Amway India, said: “There is a need for a transformative approach to nutrition and wellness in India, as the health landscape here faces significant challenges related to nutrition, lifestyle and gut health.”

Ali Ghulam was the undisputed dollar king of Iraq for almost a decade. His three Baghdad banks wired tens of billions of dollars in that time outside the country, ostensibly for car parts, furniture and other imports. He was one of the biggest operators in an ad hoc banking system set up around two decades ago under the U.S.

₹12.91 apiece. Even when it has been working overtime to get its act together—by raising more than $2 billion, for instance—it just doesn’t seem to be enough. The stock’s plunge on Friday was prompted by a gloomy report by the equities research wing of Goldman Sachs’ brokerage arm in India, which predicted an 83% downside for Vi shares from the previous day’s close.

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Total nonfarm payrolls published by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics today (6 September) came in below economist expectations of 165,000 and exceeded the downwardly-revised 89,000 jobs created in July. The construction sector added 34,000 jobs in August, more than the average monthly figure of 19,000. Meanwhile, the healthcare sector reported an increase of only 31,000 jobs, half the 60,000 monthly average recorded over the last year. US economy adds 114,000 jobs in July but unemployment figures creep up The labour market data release will be closely watched by Federal Reserve pol...

Sudip Bandyopadhyay, Group Chairman, Inditrade Capital, says Larsen &Toubro is a fantastic story with a strong tailwind behind it, whether it is construction, infra, domestic, or international including hydrocarbon, it has got a long way to go. So, correction is a buying opportunity. The other share is Reliance. If there is further correction, it is worth looking at. From a long-term investor's point of view, Reliance with correction is a good buy. Would you say that Friday’s fall seems more global? Sudip Bandyopadhyay: Well, definitely it is global. Since Monday, global markets have been correcting and we have been holding somehow from Monday till Thursday. On Friday, Indian markets also took a beating. There are fears around the US non-farm payroll data, which comes out in the evening and there is a bit of nervousness. Also, supposedly there is little concern about the non-compliant FIIs exiting Indian markets because from Monday onwards, they either have to be compliant or shut shop. So, there is a bit of confusion around that. Not sure what is the impact exactly.

Foreign investors infused nearly ₹11,000 crore in domestic equities in the first week of the month owing to resilience of the Indian market and expectations of rate cut in the US. Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have been consistently buying equities since June. Before that, they had pulled out funds to the tune of ₹34,252 crore in April-May.

These Indian Warren Buffetts are the ones who are known widely for their value investing approach and long-term vision. When they pick stocks, it sends the investor circles and Whatsapp groups in an overclocking mode. So, it makes sense to know about the stocks these Indian Warren Buffets are betting big on, especially now that the Sensex is continuing its bullish run.

the topic of discussion among analysts and foreign investors. In a recent report published on 29 August, global brokerage Bernstein presented 10 valuation-based stock ideas to navigate the market hysteria as valuations do not seem to concern individual investors. Bernstein’s view on the Indian markets is to navigate cautiously.

Wall Street's staunchest supporters, with hopes for a turnaround fading in the world's No. 2 economy. Over the past two weeks, long-standing China bulls UBS Global Wealth Management, Nomura Holdings Inc., and JPMorgan Chase & Co. have all downgraded the country's equities, citing concerns ranging from the property-led demand slump to piecemeal stimulus measures and geopolitical tensions ahead of the US elections.

US India Strategic Partnership Forum spoke with ET on potential of the partnership and what to expect from the meeting of top military manufacturers, startups and venture capital firms that are gathering at the Stanford university to identify future military challenges, emerging disruptive technologies and jointly develop solutions for the armed forces. Particular interest is expected in startups that have focused on Artificial Intelligence, cybersecurity and autonomous systems. The summit will take forward the top level Initiative on Critical and Emerging Technology (ICET) initiative signed between the two nations. Question: What is the idea behind the INDUS-X summit and what outcomes are hoped to be achieved? Mukesh Aghi, President USISPF: This edition of INDUS-X is themed “harnessing investment opportunities to enhance cross-border defense innovation ecosystems". It is an exciting intersection since this is the first time INDUS-X is being hosted at Stanford and Silicon Valley, which will be the link for startups and VCs with the defense industry and policymakers and fortify defenses in the 21st-century era of autonomous weapons and new threats.

Tokyo's Nikkei index shed more than three percent on Monday, after weaker than expected US jobs growth and speculation over a Fed rate cut caused global markets to slump. The benchmark Nikkei 225 was down 3.02 percent, or 1,098.77 points, at 35,292.70 in early trade, while the broader Topix index fell 2.67 percent, or 69.28 points, at 2,528.14.

stock market rally is wobbling as it confronts a horde of challenges to the momentum that's taken it from record high to record high. A rout early last month was a glimpse of how quickly things can turn bad, a sharp selloff driven by US recession fears that rocked investors used to going in only one direction. While the S&P 500 subsequently rebounded, crucially it didn't made back all the ground lost.