Sameera Fazili has been named as Deputy Director, National Economic Council at the White House, the Biden-Harris Transition announced on Friday

The increased usage of smartphones has resulted in the demand for in-vehicle sources for efficient charging of devices. As the majority of vehicle charging systems remain wired or tethered, Panasonic has launched an automotive wireless charging system that aims to be a more accurate and efficient way to charge

China recovering fast ahead of most big economies: IMF China is recovering fast ahead of most large economies, but the recovery is still unbalanced and facing significant downside risks, the IMF has said, projecting an eight per cent growth rate for the world's second largest economy in 2021. The main concern around the Chinese recovery that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has is the lack of balance. Bird flu: Chicken demand nosedives; mutton prices reach Rs 800 per kgAs bird flu s...

Citing industry sources, a recent report by Korea IT News said the pair plan to build the cars at Kia Motors' factory in Georgia, or jointly invest in a new factory in the United States

Biden said the proposal includes relief for state and local governments grappling with the pandemic, as well as new support for people who lost their jobs or cannot afford rent

On Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX), gold futures for February slumped 4% or Rs 2,086 to Rs 48,818 per 10 gram while silver futures tanked Rs 6,112 or 8.8% to Rs 63,850 per kg

Coronavirus pandemic: Without the uniform implementation of effective face masking and strict social distancing, epidemics could quickly worsen as these variants spread and become predominant, said the task force

Biden's initial plan was for a bill under $1 trillion but he said on Friday that \"economic research confirms that with conditions like the crisis today, especially with such low interest rates, taking immediate action - even with deficit financing - is going to help the economy.\"

Tesla jumped to fifth position in the S&P 500 index on Thursday's trading session after its market capitalisation touched $767 billion, surpassing social media giant Facebook's m-cap of $765 billion

US Capitol violence: The Capitol building was locked down and police moved in with guns drawn as Vice President Mike Pence and lawmakers were evacuated to secure locations

RIL, TCS, Maruti, NTPC, HUL, Reddy, Infosys and Titan were among the top losers today. On the other hand, Maruti, Axis Bank, Airtel, HDFC twins, M&M, ONGC, Bajaj twins, SBI, L&T were among the gainers

In an unprecedented incident, thousands of angry supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the US Capitol in Washington DC and clashed with police, resulting in casualty and multiple injuries and interrupting a constitutional process to affirm Joe Biden's victory in the presidential election. As hundreds of protesters barged into the Capitol Hill building on Wednesday, the police, which were outnumbered, faced a tough time in dispersing the crowd amid violent clashes. Watch the video for more details.

The domestic unit opened at 73.10 per US dollar and rose 3 paise higher to 73.08 over its previous close

The statement of the former popular president came hours after thousands of pro-Trump rioters on Wednesday stormed the US Capitol, interrupting a joint session of Congress where lawmakers were set to certify President-elect Joe Biden's win

US Capitol news: Law enforcement authorities struggled to maintain order and National Guard troops were being deployed

Reversing ten straight sessions of gains, Sensex fell 263 points to 48,174 and Nifty closed 53 points lower at 14,146

Sectorally, except metal, realty and auto, all the other indices closed in the green with over 2.6% rise registered in IT sector and nearly 2% increase in private banking

The domestic unit opened at 73.02 against the US dollar at the interbank forex market and later fell to 73.15 against the greenback, registering a fall of 13 paise over its previous close

In line with positive global equities, Sensex ended 307 points higher at 48,176 and Nifty gained 114 points to 14,132. During today's session, Sensex hit a lifetime high of 48,220 and Nifty rose to a new high of 14,147

TCS, ONGC, SBI, L&T, Infosys, HCL Tech, ICICI Bank and Axis Bank were among the gainers. On the other hand, HDFC, Asian Paints and Reliance Industries were among the laggards