Teena Jose

Teena Jose is a business journalist with around five years of experience covering business, technology and the people shaping today’s economy. She writes on companies, emerging trends, entrepreneurs and business leaders, with a particular interest in stories that connect business with wider social and economic change. Her work also includes in-depth profiles and interviews with industry leaders and changemakers.

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US trade deficit jumps to $105.6bn as AI boom drives imports despite Trump tariffs

The US trade gap widened sharply in August as imports of capital goods and semiconductors surged, raising fresh questions over whether tariffs are reducing America’s reliance on overseas goods

Starbucks’ ‘sugar-free’ protein drinks contain more sugar than a Reese’s cup, lawsuit claims

Three US consumers are suing Starbucks over eight protein drinks marketed as ‘sugar-free’, arguing that the products contain far more sugar than federal rules allow for the claim

US recalls 747,000 eye-drop products including Walgreens over sterility concerns

Eye drops sold under Walgreens and other brands, hand soaps and children’s products are among items recalled in the US over potential safety and health risks.

Anthropic invited a Hindu monk to help Claude think about morality. Here’s why

Swami Sarvapriyananda says he was flown to Anthropic’s San Francisco headquarters for discussions on AI ethics, morality and the future of increasingly capable AI systems

JD Vance backs abolishing H-1B visas, calling programme ‘completely broken’

The US vice president says companies have exploited the system to replace American workers with cheaper foreign labor, as a $100,000 H-1B fee faces a fresh court setback

Nike is losing sales, staff and star power. Can its turnaround put it back on track?

The sportswear giant is cutting jobs and targeting $2.5bn in savings as weaker sales in China, pressure on major brands and tougher competition expose the scale of its turnaround challenge

Amazon removes the Kindle’s raised bezel in its biggest redesign in years

The new Kindle family is thinner and lighter, with a flush-front display, faster page turns and new accessories including a Bluetooth page-turn remote

BYD delivers 463,561 vehicles in September as overseas sales jump 153%

The Chinese EV giant’s international sales surged even as deliveries in its home market fell, highlighting the growing importance of overseas markets

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University of Maryland student Dilan Ashar missing for nearly a week, family makes emotional plea: “We want you home”

'Harry Potter' fans will get two new books in February about two fan-favourite characters

US lawmaker introduces House resolution honoring Indian pilot Smit Machchhar

Anupam Kher’s 'Jaane Pehchaane Anjaane' wins North America, dubbed "India’s own Broadway"

Kashmiri filmmaker Arfat Sheikh is in ICE custody for reasons unknown

Nani teases a very different side of himself in 'Bloody Romeo' after 'The Paradise'

Indian-American candidates Ritesh Tandon, Nirav Sheth and Sandeep Dixit, making waves in the 2026 midterms

Vidyut Jammwal reveals how avoiding video games as a child helped him land 'Street Fighter' role

Strait of Hormuz attack injures 11 Indian sailors, India condemns strike

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Teena Jose

The US trade gap widened sharply in August as imports of capital goods and semiconductors surged, raising fresh questions over whether tariffs are reducing America’s reliance on overseas goods

Three US consumers are suing Starbucks over eight protein drinks marketed as ‘sugar-free’, arguing that the products contain far more sugar than federal rules allow for the claim

Eye drops sold under Walgreens and other brands, hand soaps and children’s products are among items recalled in the US over potential safety and health risks.

Swami Sarvapriyananda says he was flown to Anthropic’s San Francisco headquarters for discussions on AI ethics, morality and the future of increasingly capable AI systems

The US vice president says companies have exploited the system to replace American workers with cheaper foreign labor, as a $100,000 H-1B fee faces a fresh court setback

The sportswear giant is cutting jobs and targeting $2.5bn in savings as weaker sales in China, pressure on major brands and tougher competition expose the scale of its turnaround challenge

The new Kindle family is thinner and lighter, with a flush-front display, faster page turns and new accessories including a Bluetooth page-turn remote

The Chinese EV giant’s international sales surged even as deliveries in its home market fell, highlighting the growing importance of overseas markets

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