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The BJP's Bengal spokesperson Keya Ghosh discusses student protests over alleged exam irregularities in the Indian state of Jharkhand. She defends the BJP's handling of recent protests in Delhi and accuses the opposition of hypocrisy over its response to the Jharkhand demonstrations. (Source: Bloomb
Aluminum advanced for a seventh day as fading prospects for a quick deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz fueled concerns that Middle Eastern supplies would remain constrained for the foreseeable future.
Wipro Ltd.’s exit from India’s Nifty 50 to make way for exchange operator BSE Ltd. marks more than a benchmark reshuffle. It captures the shift from an outsourcing-led boom to one powered by the growing ranks of investors in the nation’s $5-trillion stock market.
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Terreno Realty Corp CFO Jaime Cannon sells $245,872 in stock
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Upland Software director Timothy Mattox sells $4,270 in stock
Hong Kong’s main technology stock benchmark is set for a revamp to include more companies representing the fast-growing artificial intelligence and robotics sectors, a long‑awaited move for investors eager to better capture China’s technological advances.
The yuan’s recent calm run may be nearing an end as September approaches, with typically strong fall exports and other seasonal factors expected to lift the Chinese currency, analysts say.
How Beijing turned its food insecurity into geopolitical leverage.
How fragile states can fortify themselves.
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What some see as an alarming population explosion could be just what the continent needs