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Russia, at war, faces double trouble: Trump ultimatum and a hit to oil sales to IndiaRussia is under fire from U.S. sanctions affecting its major oil corporations, Rosneft and Lukoil. As India, a key importer, is urged to cu...- Boeing helped power Russia's economy. Could it return?Despite Western sanctions, Russia seeks the return of Boeing to alleviate its aviation challenges. The country's fleet heavily relies on Bo...
- Safe-haven gold on track for weekly gainGold prices hold steady driven by escalating geopolitical concerns including a Hamas commander’s death and ahead of the U.S. Election Day. ...
- Stocks in news: JSW Infra, Stanley Lifestyles, SAMHI Hotels, Bank Of Baroda, IREDAIndicating that the company is still interested in the mega Tajpur deep sea port in West Bengal, JSW Infrastructure Ltd said that it remain...
- To help Airbus, Macron pressed Canada to ease Russia titanium sanctionsFrench President Emmanuel Macron personally intervened to persuade Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to give Airbus and other aerospac...
- CBI books TTPL MD, former MD in Rs 120 cr loss over hiring of consultantThe FIR registered recently also names TTPL former managing director Eapen Joseph. 'MECON, Ranchi, Uttaranchal', was hired as a consultant ...
- Centre to directly sanction critical mineral exploration projects to notified agenciesIn a bid to boost exploration for critical minerals, India's Ministry of Mines will directly authorize exploration projects to private agen...
- Airbus sees profit boost, but defense and space challengesThe France-based plane maker on Thursday reported a record overall 2022 profit of 4.25 billion euros (USD 4.55 billion), up from 4.21 billi...
- Six months into war, Russian goods still flowing to USThe Associated Press found more than 3,600 shipments of wood, metals, rubber and other goods have arrived at U.S. ports from Russia since i...
- War, hunger, Covid-19 cast gloomy shadow over EuropeFrom political upheaval to battered industries and the threat of a migration crisis, European leaders face myriad threats to the stability ...
- Oil prices will remain above $100/barrel as long as Ukraine war rages onThe war between Russia and Ukraine is affecting the global economy via financial sanctions, higher commodity prices and supply-chain disrup...
- Nestle, tobacco groups latest companies to pull back from RussiaThe moves came after Coca-Cola and McDonald's halted sales in Russia, where a senior member of the ruling party has warned that foreign fir...
- Morgan Stanley backs cautious Fed rate hike as Ukraine crisis fuels inflationOil, metal and other commodities prices have soared as fighting in Ukraine has intensified, adding to concerns there is no end in sight to ...
- Economic ties among nations spur peace. Or do they?Millions of times a day, far-flung exchanges of money and goods crisscross land borders and oceans, creating enormous wealth, however unequ...
- Invasion fallout frays supply chains anew in inflation shockAlmost all of the 10-largest container shipping companies, responsible for moving some 80% of global trade, have stopped accepting bookings...
- Auto, pharma, oil & gas may feel the jitters of Ukraine conflictRussia’s invasion of Ukraine has impacted markets globally. Even as Indian stock indices staged a partial recovery from Thursday’s market s...
- SAIL signs deal with Kerala cos to enter titanium businessSteel major SAIL today signed an agreement with Kerala Metal and Minerals Ltd and Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation.
- Cabinet sanctions Rs 3 cr to Titanium companyTo tide over the severe financial crunch faced by state-owned Travancore Titanium Products Ltd here, Kerala government today sanctioned Rs....
- 'DRDO needs an overhaul'The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), set up 50 years ago, desperately needs a drastic overhaul to ensure it can supply...
- CPI-M protests FDI in mineral sand miningExpressing grave concern over Union Government's decision to allow 100 per cent FDI in mineral sand mining, the CPI-M has said the move wou...
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