The Himachal Pradesh Forest Department and ISB-BIPP signed a 5-year MoU in Shimla to unlock Rs 22,600 crore in untapped forest and pastoral economy potential using science and technology.
Nearly six months into the US conflict with Iran, the Trump administration has vowed an 'economic D-Day' targeting any nation doing business with Tehran, amidst skepticism from experts over its effectiveness.
Walmart posted fiscal second-quarter sales and earnings that beat Wall Street estimates, driven by e-commerce growth and tariff refunds, and raised its full-year outlook despite shares dropping on comparable sales.
The US Treasury Department announced economic sanctions against nine Cuban state-owned mining, metal, and construction companies, as well as three leaders of the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples, citing national security threats.
China's economic model defies Western categorization as 'communist' due to its blend of market mechanisms, state control over strategic assets, and prioritization of long-term goals like infrastructure and social stability, challenging the assumption that capitalism and public purpose are inherently conflicting.
Donald Trump and former lawyer Michael Cohen discussed Iran, the economy, and immigration in a newly released WABC radio interview, marking their first public conversation in eight years following a high-profile split and subsequent reconciliation.
US national debt has surpassed $40tn, driven by public spending surges, tax cuts, crisis responses, and higher interest rates. Economists warn of a flashing yellow light as interest payments outpace defense spending and debt climbs.
Walmart reported fiscal second-quarter revenue of $187.94 billion, exceeding analyst expectations. Despite strong e-commerce growth and a raised annual outlook, shares fell nearly 10% as investors reacted to U.S. comparable sales figures.
Andrei Klepach, chief economist at Russia's state development bank VEB, was fired after publicly warning that the war in Ukraine is causing economic decline and potential social instability comparable to the 1917 revolution.
China droht der EU mit Vergeltung im Zuge der Untersuchung zur geplanten Übernahme der Ceconomy-Gruppe durch JD.com. Peking untersagt zudem die Kooperation mit EU-Auskunftsersuchen und kritisiert die Informationsanforderungen der Kommission als überzogen.
President Donald Trump announced a new economic campaign to isolate Iran, threatening secondary sanctions on countries trading with Tehran. The move follows a shift in strategy after military strikes reached their effectiveness limit, potentially straining US-China relations.
Walmart reported fiscal second-quarter revenue of $187.94 billion, beating Wall Street estimates, and raised its full-year outlook as e-commerce grew 23% globally. CFO John David Rainey noted consumers remain stretched by high costs.
Shanghai released a five-year plan to boost its digital economy, aiming for 100 per cent blockchain adoption across key industries by 2030 while enhancing AI infrastructure to rival Beijing and Shenzhen.
A former central bank adviser rejects U.S. President Trump's claim of imminent economic collapse in Iran, but warns UAE's trade severance may deepen contraction to 5% amid escalating U.S. sanctions.
Poste Assicura entra nel mercato della pet economy lanciando una polizza dedicata a cani e gatti. L'offerta comprende il rimborso delle spese veterinarie, la responsabilità civile e la tutela legale, con premi variabili in base all'animale.
Hong Kong's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained unchanged at 3.7 per cent for the May-to-July period, while the underemployment rate ticked up slightly to 1.7 per cent.
A sharp sell-off in the U.S. bond market has pushed yields to multi-year highs amid record $40 trillion federal debt, raising mortgage rates and borrowing costs while widening a divide with record-high stock markets.
Walmart prepares to report fiscal second-quarter earnings, with analysts expecting 74 cents per share on $186.77 billion in revenue, providing a key gauge of U.S. consumer health and spending divides.
India could become a $20 trillion economy by 2036 through a 20-point reform agenda spanning infrastructure, capital markets, and services, according to an Equirus research report.
Kweichow Moutai reported its first half-year profit decline since 2014, signaling a shift in China's economic landscape. Analysts attribute the slump to a move away from real estate-heavy growth toward high-tech sectors where baijiu consumption is less common.
Campaigning has officially commenced in Nigeria for the January 16 presidential election. Incumbent President Bola Tinubu seeks a second term against rivals Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi, while voters grapple with severe inflation and widespread insecurity.
Russians withdrew approximately €24.4 billion from banks in the first seven months of 2026, driven by fears of state asset seizures and economic instability caused by the ongoing war in Ukraine and infrastructure attacks.
China's industrial output and retail sales growth slowed in July, missing analyst expectations. The National Bureau of Statistics cited extreme weather as a factor, while Premier Li Qiang acknowledged weak domestic demand, prompting calls for further government intervention.
Zambia's President Hakainde Hichilema won re-election with about 60% of the vote, defeating 13 challengers led by Brian Mundubile in an election overshadowed by fraud allegations and tensions.
