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US Republicans block bid to rein in Trump's Iran war powersHouse Republicans blocked a Democratic attempt to end U.S. attacks on Iran, continuing to prevent efforts to limit President Trump's war po...- View: Trump got schooled by Iran. He’ll never learnIran war: Donald Trump's actions regarding Iran have led to significant financial costs for American taxpayers and human casualties. His rh...
- A shield for India Inc: How govt is blunting the Iran war shockWest Asia crisis: In response to Iran war chaos, India has rolled out a set of targeted measures over the past few weeks aimed at cushionin...
- Hormuz to ‘open naturally’, Iran will be hammered ‘very hard’: Trump sends mixed signals on warDonald Trump Speech Highlights: President Donald Trump has revealed the progress of America's military campaign against Iran. He stated tha...
- Young India shifts to solitaires as prices decline 30%Solitaire diamond rings are seeing a surge in demand among Indians aged 28-40, with sales rising 25-35% year-on-year following a 30% price ...
- Accrual strategies making a comeback in fixed income as deleveraged corporate balance sheets open up credit opportunities: Nachiket NaikAccrual strategies are gaining traction in India's fixed income market as investors prioritize credit opportunities amid stable bond yields...
- GST Rate Changes 2025: Check full list of items with revised rates effective from Navratri, September 22GST Rates List 2025: The GST Council has announced tax slab revisions impacting almost all goods and services. After the rationalisation of...
- Wall Street’s wealth engine powers through job-market anxietyRecent economic data reveals a concerning trend: job growth is slowing in America, impacting workers' financial security. However, investor...
- When a tariff-ic idea in the Stone Age left every OG and Magog stone broke'A tariff,' explained the magus, 'is something that is imposed as a supposedly corrective measure to deter trade imbalances. For instance, ...
- Canada unemployment on rise as 41000 jobs lost in July but rate holds steadyCanada's job market faced difficulties in July. Statistics Canada reported a loss of 41,000 jobs. The unemployment rate remained at 6.9 per...
- Are summer jobs for US teens becoming extinct? Know the truth behind declining opportunitiesTeenagers face challenges in securing summer jobs. Economic uncertainty and automation reduce opportunities. A recent report projects a dec...
- Shiprocket makes confidential filing for Rs 2,500 crore IPOOf the total amount, the Zomato and Temasek-backed startup, which helps D2C brands and small sellers sell online, is expected to mop up Rs ...
- TCS Q4 profit dips; Urban Company heads to D-StreetIT bellwether TCS kicked off earnings season with muted Q4 financials. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
- For American brands worried about China, Is India the future?The surge of multinational brands in India's manufacturing sector signals a shift towards diversification and job creation. Companies like ...
- Market Movers: What changed for D-Street while you were sleepingThe NSE barometer has fallen below its five-day exponential moving average and analysts said the reclaiming of 11,946 level will be initial...
- Market Movers: RBI's liquidity boost; More import curbs likely; Oil, gold edge up & moreA lowdown on top macro triggers that may move market on Friday.
- Assembly elections, GST, high-profile cases mark 2017Two terrorists were killed by the army as it foiled an infiltration bid along the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch sector of Jammu and Kashm...
- Budget 2016: Full text of Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's speechJaitley presented his third budget which took on the fiscal and physical health of the nation by setting the fiscal deficit target at 3.5% ...
- Raiway Budget 2012: Government caves in to Mamata Banerjee, rolls back rail fare hikeThe government has capitulated to pressure from the Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress and rolled back most of the railway tariff hikes.
- Hedge funds short ‘Plaza Accord’ deal with ChinaOf all the things Timothy Geithner expected when he became US Treasury secretary, examining a periodic table probably wasn’t one of them.
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