Kalyan Kumar

The former boss of Nissan Motor Corporation, Carlos Ghosn, finally got bail on Tuesday from a Tokyo court. In jail for the past three months, Ghosn faces a slew of charges including financial misconduct. But he refutes any wrongdoing and claims he was framed.

The long drawn U.S-China trade war may soon come to a close as both sides are reportedly nearing a deal. According to a Bloomberg report, China is insisting on the U.S to withdraw levies on $200 billion of Chinese goods quickly to finalize the deal. As a result, the U.S may lift most or all tariffs it imposed on Chinese goods.

With barely a week to go before the crucial vote of British lawmakers to decide the U.K’s Brexit from the European bloc, Prime Minister Theresa May has come under fire for the 1.6 billion pound ($2.1billion) fund that promises economic growth for pro-Brexit communities.

Higher opening likely for the U.S markets Monday after most U.S. stock index futures moved up in the morning, on the back of hopes of an imminent trade deal between the U.S. and China.

A mega kitchen-products company is in the making at the North American market. This follows the reported merger plan of hugely popular Instant Pot multi-cooker maker, Instant Brand, and Corelle Brands LLC.

The U.S. government has announced $1 million as a reward for tracking down the son of the late terrorist leader Osama bin Laden.

Celebrity and television personality Martha Stewart will join hands with Canada-based marijuana producer Canopy Growth in a brand partnership to launch new lines of CBD products for people and animals.

Sheldon Adelson, the billionaire founder of Las Vegas Sands Corp. has been diagnosed with cancer and is away from the office for the past three months.

Hillary Clinton has hinted that she will not be in the race for 2020 presidential campaign. Clinton explained that she “can’t imagine” any circumstance that would make her run for president in 2020 or thereafter.

Apple will terminate 190 employees working in the self-driving car program, Project Titan in California. This was revealed by the company in a filing with the state regulators.

A moderate open likely for U.S. markets Thursday as top stock index futures were slightly down after the U.S.-North Korean summit in Hanoi ended without a deal.

Defying expectations, the Hanoi summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ended abruptly without any deal as Trump “walked away.”

Germany’s luxury carmaker Porsche has announced that will launch an electric version of its most popular model Macan in the next few years.

President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un met in Hanoi on Wednesday and shared friendly vibes holding the promise of a better outcome.

A lower opening likely for the U.S. stock markets Wednesday, after major index futures remained downcast in the morning.

Federal Reserve Chief Jerome Powell has expressed concern about the mounting U.S. national debt. Testifying to a Congress Banking Committee, he said the federal government is moving on an unsustainable fiscal path leading to the escalation of debt as a percentage of the GDP.

The second summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in Vietnam capital Hanoi has kindled curiosity on their respective agenda after the Singapore summit of June 2018.

The 5G rollout in the United States is in good progress. Top carriers are aiming to provide super-fast telecom speeds with the fifth generation telecom technology.

In a rebranding exercise, the Bank of America has announced dropping of Merrill Lynch name from most of its businesses.

The U.S economy is heading towards a recession. This was confirmed in a survey by the National Association for Business Economics (NABE) where 75 percent of economists agreed that a recession would hit the American economy in the next 3 years.

Brexit is unlikely to happen on March 29 and may drag on until 2021. Indications to this effect are coming from EU officials who were quoted in some media reports.

Amidst tensions between India and Pakistan in the aftermath of the Pulwama attack, Pervez Musharraf, former Pakistan President, has warned Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan that any misadventure of a unilateral nuclear attack against India will be fatal for it.

The United States will retain a small residue force in Syria departing from the earlier plan of a total pull out. As a result, some 200 troops will stay for some more time, according to a new announcement from the White House.

At a time sports gear maker Nike is tackling the damage from a shoe-breaking controversy, yet another brand from the same industry is battling controversy over the CEO’s romantic link up and use of company funds for running the relation.

Mixed open likely for the U.S markets Friday as stock futures are relatively flat. At 2:35 a.m. ET, Dow futures rose just 7 points, hinting a flat open. Both S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures were barely above the flat line.

Nike, the globally famed big brand for premium shoes, sports gear, and athletic apparel is facing the backlash of an innocuous shoe-burst. The incident took place in a keenly watched game where rising star, 18-year old Zion Williamson’s Nike sneakers broke.

Tensions between India and Pakistan escalated further with the Pakistan government headed by Imran Khan authorizing its military to “respond decisively and comprehensively to any aggression or misadventure” by neighboring India. Both are nuclear-armed rivals.

Healthcare conglomerate Johnson & Johnson has acknowledged that it received subpoenas from the U.S. Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over alleged asbestos contamination in its baby powder products.

Tesla’s reported leasing program for its Model 3 Sedan will not bode well for investors, according to an analyst. Although Tesla has denied any immediate leasing plan, it has stated that leasing for the new model will start this year itself.