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Global banking major Standard Chartered's Group Chief Executive Bill Winters said India is "some place in between", wherein it is not showing the V-shaped recovery like China.

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A Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor using computer science to detect cancer and discover new drugs has won a new $1 million award for artificial intelligence.

Shares rose and the dollar steadied at new highs on Wednesday, with overnight gains by Wall Street tech champions helping balance concerns that new restrictions to counter coronavirus infections will hurt the economic recovery.

The U.S. dollar continued to rise on Tuesday and stocks were mixed as new economic curbs to control the spread of COVID19 raised the fear of a second wave of lockdowns that could reverse the nascent economic rebound.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to win a parliamentary vote on Tuesday on laws which give him the power to break the Withdrawal Agreement struck with the European Union last year.

According to a notification of the directorate, FMI Ltd had filed an application before DGTR alleging that anti-dumping duty imposed on measuring tapes imported from China is being circumvented by way of export of these tapes from Singapore and Cambodia.

TikTok says a video of a man apparently taking his own life that circulated on its platform was spread deliberately by a group of users working together.

Britain will adopt tough but less bureaucratic financial rules after Brexit, starting with simpler regulation of small banks, Bank of England Deputy Governor Sam Woods said on Tuesday.

Oil futures were little changed on Tuesday after sharp overnight losses, as the latest tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico lost strength, but worries about fuel demand persisted with flareups around the globe in coronavirus cases.

Optimism that vaccines are on the way to end the coronavirus pandemic has been a major factor in this year’s U.S. stock resurgence. That will face a critical test in coming weeks, as investors await clinical data on whether they actually work.

Oil rose in early trade on Tuesday, paring sharp overnight losses, as the latest tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico lost strength, but worries about fuel demand persisted with flareups around the globe in coronavirus cases.

Asian shares opened weaker on Tuesday on concerns about new pandemic lockdowns in Europe and after reports about financial institutions allegedly moving illicit funds hurt global banking stocks.

Benchmark U.S. crude oil for October delivery fell $1.80 to $39.31 a barrel Monday. Brent crude oil for November delivery fell $1.71 to $41.44 a barrel.

Wall Street's main indexes tumbled to their lowest in nearly seven weeks on Monday, with the Dow shedding as much as 900 points, as worries about fresh coronavirusdriven lockdowns spilled over from Europe.

J.P. Morgan's prominent bond index division has made a key rule change that could pave the way for some of the world's poorest countries struggling with the COVID19 pandemic to receive Brady bondstyle debt relief.