Tata Power’s Singapore woes
Also, an inauspicious Diwali for the markets
Also, an inauspicious Diwali for the markets
Telling people to stock up is one thing but the Japanese know that building a stockpile of civil credibility requires greater effort
US company has been rocked by allegations its chief executive had an affair with a Chinese spy
US oil major says it has signed a memorandum of understanding with Caracas
Moscow’s strikes on the bridges across the Dnipro river could sever power and transport links with the east of the country
The organisation says flooding has left Palestinians in unsafe conditions, with Israel allowing insufficient aid into the territory
Top judges rule that government’s interest outweighs any aesthetic and environmental harm alleged by respondents
Comments by US president come after calls with regional leaders and a meeting with the Qatari prime minister
Trump critic Thomas Massie cites abuse of power and flouting of the US constitution
Also in today’s newsletter: Tech sell-off raises risks for SoftBank and Russian strikes aim to cut Ukraine in half
The 81-year-old science fiction author who has won acclaim as a genre-busting prose stylist is the oldest winner of the award, for a post-apocalyptic novel that ‘leaves you with a twinge of optimism’
Board of chipmaker opens investigation after chief executive Jensen Huang admits to affair
Lower oil prices help equity indices shrug off fall in Nvidia shares
Food and Drug Administration cites increased risk of rare eye condition that can cause permanent vision loss in users of GLP-1s
Brent crude extended last week’s losses that followed Republicans’ historic midterms defeat
Alex Depledge, who was appointed by Rachel Reeves, says her attempt to hire an external chair to overhaul procurement was blocked
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Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps named in prosecution over incidents that destroyed food and triggered fires
Houthis and Iraqi militias have repeatedly threatened the critical outlet for kingdom’s crude exports
Some of the leading AI companies are dangerously reliant on single executives
The chief executive’s travails are a reminder that a single point of failure is never a good thing for a big company
Chipmaker’s co-founder has no obvious successor as leader of world’s second-largest company