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The Commerce Minister accused developed countries of failing to deliver promised climate funding to the Global South.

The Facebook and Instagram owner raised its annual capital expenditure outlook to $135 billion-$145 billion.

SpaceX and Super Micro Computer gained on stronger earnings and AI demand, while Netflix and AT&T fell despite beating quarterly profit estimates.

The bank said customer balances remain safe and its operations are unaffected, while the Congress questioned its breach detection and customer accountability, demanding answers from SBI.

Institutional investors drove demand for the Rs 30,213-crore issue, while the retail portion remained undersubscribed on the opening day.

The bank identified personal information, including mobile numbers, email and residential addresses, in a preliminary analysis of 3.75 lakh records and has launched a detailed cybersecurity investigation.

Akash Ambani is leading Jio Platforms' investor outreach ahead of its Rs 30,213-crore IPO, drawing on Reliance's Gujarati roots and Dhirubhai Ambani's legacy.

Marco Rubio suggested that the waiver from tariffs for buying Russian oil was linked to the decision to try to finalise the trade deal between the two countries.

Reliance Industries’ Jamnagar refinery accounted for six of seven cargoes unloaded at EU ports in September, despite the bloc’s ban on fuel refined from Russian crude.

Elevated crude oil prices, rising US bond yields and a stronger dollar have weighed on investor sentiment, taking cumulative foreign portfolio investor outflows from Indian equities in 2026 to Rs 3.12 lakh crore.

Starlink says it has worked with Indian regulators for more than five years and secured the required government approvals.

A car that launches into the air and flips mid-flight sounds like a James Bond fantasy. Tesla says its new Roadster can do just that, but will this flying car ever make it onto public roads?

Economic Affairs Minister Ahad Khan Cheema was named incoming chair at the 2026 annual meetings in Bangkok, as Pakistan continues to rely on IMF loan programmes worth $8.4 billion.