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Will ChatGPT replace you? Sales guys think so, economists don't

Finance sector employees also don't see their jobs being at risk: MLIV Pulse survey

Govt planning to oppose Hindustan Zinc's proposal to buy Vedanta assets

The plan was pushed through even after government officials refused to approve it, they said, adding the government is trying to nudge Hindustan Zinc to withdraw the proposal

Adani Enterprises' stock price has 40% more downside: NYU professor

The so-called price-to-earnings ratio for the stock has surged from 15 times earnings in the five years to 2021 to 214 times in the last two years, the professor wrote

US fighter jet shoots down China's suspected spy balloon: Report

Spy balloon, along with another observed transiting Central and South America, had surveillance equipment not usually associated with standard meteorological activities, senior US official said

From China to big sky: The balloon that unnerved the White House

The biggest question was how would China respond to all the furore that was unfolding at a rapid pace as Asia was asleep

Inside the 19-hour meltdown that scuttled Adani Group's $2.5 bn share sale

Adani chose to forgo short-term victory of nailing the follow-on offer to protect his longer-term relationships with marquee investors who otherwise were staring at some embarrassing mark-to-market

Adani exposure 2.4%, followed Indian laws, says France's Total Energies

The company also said that said it has not performed any re-evaluation of its holdings because of volatility in stock prices in Adani stocks

As Adani Group plans to prepay share pledges, its US dollar bonds rally

All 15 dollar-debt securities of the group advanced on Friday, partly helped by news that Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone had made coupon payments on schedule

Adani's $108 billion crisis shakes foreign investors' faith in India

The Adani Group has shed $108 billion in market value since Hindenburg Research accused it of stock manipulation and accounting fraud in a Jan. 24 report

Australia to remove British monarch from banknotes, says report

The decision followed a consultation with the Federal government

FedEx to slash over 10% of management jobs globally, says report

The latest cuts bring FedEx's total employee reductions to 12,000 since June, a spokeswoman said

Pakistan inflation hits 48-year high as supplies jammed at ports

Foreign currency reserves have dwindled to a nine-year low of $3.68 billion

Huawei may be 'entirely' cut off from American suppliers: Report

China accuses Washington of pursuing technology hegemony

Vedanta shelves plan to sell its copper smelter in Tamil Nadu

Restarting the smelter will lead to a surge in India's copper output and cut imports

Adani group tops up collateral on $1 billion loan after stock rout

Adani on Friday added about $300 million worth of shares for a loan made by a group of banks including Barclays Plc, one of the people said, asking not to be named discussing internal matters

Memory chip crisis threatens to wipe out earnings, destabilise suppliers

It's been a swift descent from the industry's pandemic sales surge, which was fueled by shoppers outfitting home offices and snapping up computers, tablets and smartphones

Adani risk casts doubt on Wall Street's star emerging-market bet

The Adani Group dismissed the report as "maliciously mischievous" and said it's exploring legal action

European Union mulls $100 a barrel price cap for Russia diesel exports

The EU and G-7 want to impose the limits on Russian exports to third countries

Want pay raise? Work 5 days a week in office, Brit firms tell staff

Wages are rising at near-record rates because workers are in short supply even though the economy is headed into recession

Intel stock down over 9% on grimmest quarterly outlook since 2010

First-quarter sales will be $10.5 billion to $11.5 billion, the chipmaker said