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Small investors fear US SEC will drive corporate gadflies to extinctionSmall investors' ability to influence corporate boards through shareholder proposals is facing significant restrictions. Proposed new rules...- Wait, that’s Karoline Leavitt? Throwback photo fuels plastic surgery rumors - fans say she’s unrecognizableKaroline Leavitt is making waves online—not for her political moves, but for her dramatic before and after photos that have sparked intense...
- School Assembly Headlines for July 24: Top national, international, sports and business updatesIndia is set to resume tourist visas for Chinese nationals after five years, while the Rajya Sabha will debate the Pahalgam attack. A Ghazi...
- Musk shocks xAI team with mandatory surveillance app, asks employees to download tracking app on all devicesElon Musk's AI startup, xAI, faced internal conflict. Musk asked employees to install Hubstaff, a monitoring tool. This tool tracks applica...
- Google makes history with rapid-fire antitrust lossesThe Google decisions are part of a wave of current antitrust cases challenging the power of the biggest tech companies. This week, the tria...
- Swiggy enters 15-min food delivery; Meta adopts Community NotesSwiggy has rolled out Snacc, a standalone app for 10-15 minute food delivery. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
- Behind the scenes: How the U.S. lobbied New Delhi to reverse laptop rulesIndia reversed a policy requiring licenses for imported laptops, tablets, PCs, and servers after U.S. officials lobbied against it. The mov...
- Apple’s climate claims deserve scrutinyThe mission goals of Apple are highly dependent on the carbon offsets, which basically are credits people and firms and receive for making ...
- Saudi oil giant Aramco reports $30B in Q2 profits, down nearly 40% from last yearSaudi Arabian Oil Co (Aramco) announced a 40% slump in profit in Q2 2022 to $30bn, driven by lower crude oil prices and weaker refining and...
- Delhi HC issues notice on Google’s appeal against ADIF ruling; Microsoft, Alphabet top earnings estimatesA Division Bench of the Delhi High Court on Wednesday issued notice on an appeal by Google challenging a single-bench order directing the C...
- Dreaming the impossible dream: the 1.5C climate targetThe Paris Agreement goal of capping Earth's average surface temperature at 1.5 degrees Celsius above levels in the late 19th century, when ...
- IT hardware firms flag PLI’s investment clause; is TikTok staring at a potential ban in the US?IT hardware manufacturers have urged the government to drop the fresh investment clause proposed in the revised production-linked incentive...
- View: India isn’t immune to the stagflation that felled its neighborsLuckily for India, a part of this two-year period coincided with a post-Covid-19 reopening. Self-sufficiency in food production, a sizeable...
- Treat crypto as securities, CII tells govt; MapmyIndia IPO makes flying startWith the cryptocurrency bill expected to be introduced in the ongoing session of Parliament, various stakeholders have been urging the gove...
- Are Tesla’s shares worth $90 or $780? Wall Street can’t decideIs Tesla an automaker? Or is it a technology company? Or is it some sort of an amalgamation of both?
- What’s ahead under President Joe Biden, industry by industryHere’s a breakdown of how a Biden presidency may affect some two dozen US industries.
- Bezos sells $3.1 billion of Amazon shares after fortune surgesThe biggest hit to Bezos’s wealth was his divorce last year. His ex-wife MacKenzie Scott received a 4 per cent stake in Amazon as part of t...
- Here's why odds of a shutdown are now astoundingly high for CongressBarack Obama's successes in persuading enough Democratic senators to support the Iranian nuclear deal may actually complicate things on the...
- Volkswagen's vehicle recall reflects perils of too much success in ChinaVolkswagen recall reflects perils of too much success in China, Daimler and Bayerische Motoren Werke (BMW) posted record 2012 sales fuelled...
- Conflict commodities: Illicit trades fuel armed conflicts in Africa, AsiaCommodities that can be seized and transported easily are more likely to be used to fuel conflicts.
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