* BharatPe launches an offering to protect users from digital transaction fraud.
* As tariffs loom, Gillette razor-maker P&G sources more steel from India.
* Apple's iPhone sales hit 10.7 billion $ in India, overtakes Samsung for 2nd year.
* India sugar prices hit 18-month low, mills struggle to make cane payments.
* Farm sentiments likely to cheer domestic tractor sales in H2 FY25.
* Axis MF launches new fund that tracks NBFC's, housing finance sectors.
* Oil prices are slightly ahead of the decision on supply cuts in the Opec+ meet.
* NODWIN Gaming gets 64 crore Rs investment from parent Nazara Technologies.
* Norway's Equinor, and Shell plan to form a UK oil and gas joint venture.
* Fall of government leaves France without a clear path to cutting deficit: S&P.
* Fairfax India will get an additional 10% stake in Bengaluru airport operator BIAL.
* Foreigners buy 1 billion $ in bonds, betting on policy easing after GDP data.
* Moody's revises global banking outlook to 'stable' from 'negative'
* Support homegrown cybersecurity startups, MeitY secretary urges industry and government.
* Honda will recall over 205,000 US SUVs over fuel leak concern: NHTSA.
* UK electric vehicle sales surged 58% YOY in November, industry data shows.
* The Government is open to an alternate financing model for MSME: Piyush Goyal.
* Boosting engineering goods exports: Industry body EEPC India's recommendations to government.
* Apple plans 1 billion $ manufacturing plant investment in Indonesia, minister says.
* Russia's Rosneft investeFmynd 20 billion $ in India, government quotes Putin as saying.
* Ericsson working on making network operations autonomous using GenAI agents.
* Average housing prices are up in 23 major tier II cities; rates fall in 5 small towns: PropEquity.
* NBCC arm HSCC bags work orders worth 599.35 crore Rs in Maharashtra.
* Star and Manipal among worst insurers in claims settlement; SBI General leads pack.
* Temasek-backed Star Agriwarehousing files DRHP for IPO with SEBI.
* Nisus Finance Services IPO booked 18.92x on the second bidding day.
* JLR UK sales are down 11% at 5,558 units vs 6,251 units (YoY).
* Myntra announced a multi-year franchise partnership with NYSE-listed Abercrombie & Fitch Co.
* Citigroup has launched new AI tools, Citi Assist and Citi Stylus, for 140,000 employees across eight countries.
* China’s export ban on key minerals may have a silver lining for the US.
* Swiggy plans fee hike for Instamart, eyes higher take rate from business.
* Aurobindo Pharma unit Eugia gets USFDA nod for Pazopanib tablets.
* High inflation likely to keep consumer demand muted in 2025: Kantar report.
* Financing will be among the top business categories for Cars24: CEO Chopra.
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