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Purdue, Sackler family reach new $7.4 billion opioid accord

WORLD

Purdue, Sackler family reach new $7.4 billion opioid accord

The deal comes after the US Supreme Court last year rejected a $6 billion pact that would have protected the Sacklers, Purdue’s owners, from any further litigation related to the addiction crisis

Trump blasts EU regulators for targeting Apple, Google, Meta

WORLD

Trump blasts EU regulators for targeting Apple, Google, Meta

The EU has established a reputation globally for its aggressive regulation of major technology companies

CNN cuts 6% of jobs in strategy pivot to focus on streaming

WORLD

CNN cuts 6% of jobs in strategy pivot to focus on streaming

Chief Executive Officer Mark Thompson told staff that Warner Bros. will invest $70 million to help support CNN’s pivot

TikTok weighs non-sale options, ByteDance’s Ford says

WORLD

TikTok weighs non-sale options, ByteDance’s Ford says

The Chinese company is looking at options for the social media app that could involve a change of control locally to ensure it complies with US legislation

Trump surprises Davos, alleges top US banks reject conservatives

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Trump surprises Davos, alleges top US banks reject conservatives

The exchange occurred during a virtual question and answer session on the stage of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, drawing gasps from the audience

US stocks rebound as oil slides after Trump’s remarks

MARKETS

US stocks rebound as oil slides after Trump’s remarks

A slide in oil, which tends to ease concerns about inflation, also helped push the policy-sensitive two-year yields down

Trump urges lower oil prices, interest rate cuts at Davos

WORLD

Trump urges lower oil prices, interest rate cuts at Davos

Trump also said he would demand an immediate drop in interest rates

'Faster walks, less hanging out': This US study finds how urban pedestrians' behaviour has changed

WORLD

'Faster walks, less hanging out': This US study finds how urban pedestrians' behaviour has changed

Applying modern AI techniques to old video footage, researchers compared pedestrian activity in 1980 and 2010 across prominent locations in Boston, New York City and Philadelphia

Oracle takes run at cloud’s big three with Trump-backed AI pact

TECHNOLOGY

Oracle takes run at cloud’s big three with Trump-backed AI pact

Oracle shares have performed like some of the tech giants that have driven the market’s gains for the past two years

Indian insurers push for more hedging tools from regulator

BUSINESS

Indian insurers push for more hedging tools from regulator

The insurers have suggested permission to trade derivatives for products that have exposure to benchmark stock indexes as an initial step.

BPCL struggles to get Russian crude for March amid stringent US sanctions

BUSINESS

BPCL struggles to get Russian crude for March amid stringent US sanctions

India’s second-biggest refiner has been relying on Russian barrels, which are at least $3 per barrel cheaper than dated Brent

JLR owner Tata Motors says profits hurt by China’s economic slowdown

BUSINESS

JLR owner Tata Motors says profits hurt by China’s economic slowdown

During the September quarter, wholesale volumes in China were down 38% on-year, compared to a 44% jump in the North American market and a 6% increase in Europe.

Short Rupee on India growth slowdown, UBS Narain says

BUSINESS

Short Rupee on India growth slowdown, UBS Narain says

Indian stocks have lost almost $500 billion in market value in the past month, with MSCI Inc.’s index for the nation marking the worst start to a year since 2016. The rupee has fallen to successive record lows against the US dollar, the worst performance in Asia.

India oil buyers pull all levers to replace Russian shipments

BUSINESS

India oil buyers pull all levers to replace Russian shipments

State-owned processors have issued a slew of spot tenders in recent weeks, snapping up oil from all corners of the world including Middle East, Africa and the US.

Cathay Pacific to cut profit payout to staff by around 50%

BUSINESS

Cathay Pacific to cut profit payout to staff by around 50%

Lam told staff the final figure will be confirmed later, but also cited the reduction is partly based on growth in employee numbers, meaning profit needs to be spread across a bigger workforce.

RBI expected to transfer another bumper payout, analysts say

BUSINESS

RBI expected to transfer another bumper payout, analysts say

IDFC First Bank Ltd. estimates 2 trillion rupees ($23.1 billion) of transfer by the Reserve Bank of India while QuantEco Research pegs the dividend around 1.5 trillion rupees for the fiscal year that ends in March. The payout stood at 2.1 trillion rupees in the earlier year.

Last year’s winners are losing big in India’s deepening selloff

BUSINESS

Last year’s winners are losing big in India’s deepening selloff

India stock bulls point to a long-term growth story that is still intact. And valuations have cooled a little, with the recent correction bringing the Nifty 50’s valuation slightly below its five-year average of around 19 times forward estimated earnings.

Asian stocks climb on China’s move to boost shares

WORLD

Asian stocks climb on China’s move to boost shares

China’s benchmark CSI 300 Index advanced as much as 1.8%, hitting its highest level in almost three weeks before paring some of its gains.

PM Modi mulls lower tariffs, more imports to counter Trump’s threats

BUSINESS

PM Modi mulls lower tariffs, more imports to counter Trump’s threats

Indian officials are also considering a limited trade deal with the US under one of its scenarios, people familiar with the matter said.

India widens approvals for Russian insurers after oil sanctions

BUSINESS

India widens approvals for Russian insurers after oil sanctions

Directorate General of Shipping authorized Soglasie Insurance Co. to provide insurance for vessels entering Indian ports until February 2026

Indian Oil to rebalance crude buying after Russia sanctions

BUSINESS

Indian Oil to rebalance crude buying after Russia sanctions

The US imposed its most aggressive sanctions on Russia yet on January 10

US stocks on the brink of record as earnings roll in

WORLD

US stocks on the brink of record as earnings roll in

Equities extended their gains for the year, with the S&P 500 hovering near 6,100

Essar Group's Prashant Ruia sees lower battery prices boosting green plans

BUSINESS

Essar Group's Prashant Ruia sees lower battery prices boosting green plans

India is aiming to reach 500 gigawatts of clean power capacity by 2030 and affordable storage solutions for intermittent sources like solar and wind are crucial in a country that still gets nearly three-quarters of its electricity from coal.

RBI’s dollar sales may net Modi government bumper dividend again

BUSINESS

RBI’s dollar sales may net Modi government bumper dividend again

The likely bonanza comes at a crucial time as the government is trying to revive an economy weighed down by weak consumption, anemic private sector investments and moderating tax revenues.

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