World stock markets have plunged as a Donald Trump presidency looks increasingly likely. Japan's Nikkei slumped by 6 per cent. The Pound is up by a cent against the US dollar - but down against the Euro. Mexico's currency - Peso - plummeted by 13 per cent to a record low. The Dow Jones is down by 1.5 per cent while SMP has also dropped by 1.7 per cent Wednesday morning. Oil is down by 2 per cent while the price of gold has risen by a whopping $12 since voting began.
India cuts consumption tax to spur domestic demand
Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has announced tax cuts on hundreds of consumer items ranging from soaps to small cars to spur domestic demand in the face of economic headwinds from US tariffs.
Google keeps Chrome and Apple deal but must share data in antitrust ruling
Google won't have to sell its Chrome browser, a judge in Washington said on Tuesday, handing a rare win to Big Tech in its battle with US antitrust enforcers, but ordering Google to share data with rivals to open up competition in online search.
Nestle plunged into turmoil as CEO fired over undisclosed relationship
Nestle has fired its CEO Laurent Freixe after just one year in the job after an investigation into an undisclosed "romantic relationship", ousting its second CEO in a year and throwing the Swiss food giant into its deepest leadership chaos in decades.
Jaguar Land Rover hit by cyber incident that disrupts production, sales
Jaguar Land Rover's retail and production activities have been "severely disrupted" following a cybersecurity incident, the British luxury carmaker said on Tuesday, adding that it was working to restart its operations in a controlled manner.
The legendary Craig David joins The Kris Fade Show for an unforgettable chat!
One of the most talked about comedians in the world takes over The Kris Fade Show. Watch the full interview here...
It arrived: The UAE's First Mega Music Festival at Expo City Dubai!
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