Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman says revised two-rate consumption tax will take effect Sept. 22 as New Delhi seeks to cushion the economy from steep U.S. import tariffs
U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta denies Department of Justice demand for divestitures, instead imposing data-sharing and restrictions on exclusive search arrangements
S&P climbs 0.5% to 6,448.26 as bond yields ease after a softer U.S. jobs update; Nasdaq gains 1%
S&P 500 edges higher after federal judge orders changes to Google search but spares Chrome; bond market calms
Shares surged as much as 8% after a federal ruling that preserves Google’s business arrangements and a major payment stream to Apple, drawing both investor relief and criticism from antitrust advocates.
A year after finding Google a monopolist, the U.S. judge declined to order breakups or direct oversight of Chrome and Android, prompting mixed reactions on whether the remedies sufficiently curb the company's power.
Judge Amit Mehta bars exclusive search deals and requires Google to share search data after years-long antitrust trial
Wall Street bank cites political pressure on the Federal Reserve and recommends gold as a top commodities trade amid a year-long rally
Regulator proposes differential fee levels tied to its quality ratings as ministers prepare to set out funding plans this autumn