By Allison Lampert, David Shepardson and Tim Hepher (Reuters) -Boeing and GE Aerospace are scaling back their public activities following the fatal crash of an Air India jetliner, with the ...
Indian Auto Components Billionaire Sunjay Kapur Dies At 53
Kapur took over Sona Comstar in 2015 after the death of his father, Surinder Kapur. Since then, he transformed the family business into a global auto parts manufacturer.
Air India crash to challenge ‘world class airline’ ambitions
The Air India plane crash on Thursday which left more than 240 people dead, the worst aviation disaster in a decade, will challenge the airline's ambitious campaign to restore its reputation and ...
Why Trump’s 55% China tariff won’t bring the trade-war payoff the stock market thinks it will
China was still closed and outside of the trading system. The largest developing country with manufacturing exports was Taiwan. When China joined the United Nations in October 1971, Taiwan was no ...
China solar industry to address overcapacity challenge but turnaround far off, experts say
Solar manufacturing company heads in China, grappling with losses and tariffs on exports to the U.S., called for an end to a price war and a solution to overcapacity in the sector, but industry ...
Global Stocks Drop, Oil Futures Spike on Israel-Iran Conflict
Global stocks are falling and oil prices are spiking Friday as Israel's attacks on Iran's nuclear program and military leadership sparked worries of a broader Middle East conflict and drove investors ...
Israel’s Strike on Iran Is Latest Shock for Global Investors
Israel’s airstrikes against Iranian nuclear and military facilities are the latest geopolitical shock to global financial markets that had just recovered from US President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
ASX slides as Iran-Israel tensions send oil prices higher
The Australian sharemarket fell slightly during Friday’s trading as fears of the fallout between Israel and Iran resulted in a broad sell-off on the market and investors rush to safe havens including ...
Can Iran and its economy afford an extended war with Israel?
Iran’s economy, crippled by 32% inflation and $33bn reserves, struggles to match Israel’s $223bn war chest. Sanctions and stagnant growth tilt prolonged conflict in Tel Aviv’s favour.
Crude prices spike after Israel attacks Iran
Attacks prompt warning of harsh retaliation from Tehran, stoking concerns of wider regional conflict that could also impact oil production ...