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  China sanctions two US companies for supporting weapons sales to Taiwan amid tensions

  World | April 11, 2024 16:32 IST

  US companies General Atomics Aeronautical Systems and General Dynamics Land Systems were sanctioned by China over their alleged support for arms sales to Taiwan. The US and China have traded sanctions over various issues in the past.

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  Mobile-laptop prices to drop as Micron plans Semiconductor plant in India: All you need to know

  Technology | June 24, 2023 17:58 IST

  By manufacturing semiconductor chips domestically, India can potentially enjoy cost advantages, which could ultimately lead to more affordable mobile laptops for consumers.

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  Layoffs 2023: US companies cut more than 180,000 jobs in two months amid fears of global recession

  Business | March 14, 2023 11:36 IST

  US companies have cut more than 180,000 jobs over the last two months, as many fear a global recession. The tech industry accounted for 28% of cuts, with 21,387 jobs cut in February alone

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  Federal holiday pressures US companies to give Juneteenth off

  World | June 19, 2021 9:35 IST

  Hundreds of top companies had already pledged last year to observe Juneteenth in the wake of the police killing of George Floyd and the national reckoning on racism that followed.

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  Companies leaving US will now face consequences, warns Donald Trump

  December 02, 2016 12:14 IST

  US President-elect Donald Trump has warned that American companies trying to relocate abroad will now have to face consequences.

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  Need to ‘know someone’ in govt to do business in India, says US Guv Nikki Haley

  World | May 28, 2016 13:33 IST

  Nikki Haley has said that US businesses were “nervous about investing in India” and that there was a need for foreign companies to “know someone in the government” in order to do business here.

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  Manmohan Singh invites US companies to invest in India

  September 28, 2013 23:14 IST

  New York: Citing long-term opportunities in sectors like infrastructure and defence, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today invited US companies to invest in India while asserting that concerns about the country's growth prospects and economic policy

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  Lok Sabha Passes Nuclear Bill After PM 'Begs' Of Oppn To Pass Unanimously

  India | August 25, 2010 22:50 IST

  New Delhi: After Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had "begged" to it to unanimously pass the controversial nuclear liability bill, the Lok Sabha on Wednesday night gave its approval to the measure with 18 amendments that