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China's own Bitcoin: A roller-coaster ride for money, politics is beginning

The digital yuan can disrupt both traditional banking and the post-Bretton Woods system of floating exchange rates.

How India's economy came back down to earth in just a year's time

India may yet reclaim its mantle as the next big thing, albeit a toned-down and more durable version

$110 bn question: Who runs Tata Sons if SC backs tribunal on Cyrus Mistry?

Given that the relations between Ratan Tata and Cyrus Mistry are probably beyond repair, would Mistry even want to return to work at Bombay House, as the headquarters are known?

India abandoning its founding principles with Citizenship Amendment Bill

The purpose is to create, through law, a permanent threat to hang over every single Muslim head in India, writes Mihir S Sharma.

Unable to find itself a decent suitor, YES Bank needs an arranged match

Yes Bank needs an arranged match brokered by the RBI, or it's No Bank

The sun stops shining for Shapoorji Pallonji as solar company IPO falters

Sterling and Wilson shares tank as Shapoorji Pallonji, the controlling shareholders, drag their feet on promise of repaying Rs 23 billion debt.

Why delivering a big bang package of reforms is doable for Modi govt

The important thing is to signal to the market that the government is serious and ambitious.

Trade war woes: Xi Jinping's alma mater now faces a massive debt problem

As part of China's university reform Unigroup's controlling shareholder Tsinghua Holdings Corp has attempted to disentangle itself from the company multiple times

PE investors see profit in India's troubles in shadow banking, real estate

Four foreign pension plans have committed between $100 million and $400 million each to private-equity funds investing in India since Sept. 2018.

H-1B visa: Why US needs more of India's and China's best and brightest

H-1B workers contribute a lot to innovation and economic dynamism in the US.

RCEP: India is dangerously close to being an also-ran on trade and growth

For it to have any hope of employing the millions of young people graduating its schools every year, India's turn to protectionism must be reversed

No silver bullet: Benefits of bank mergers to be visible only in long term

Whether folding one weak bank into another will make the combined entity any stronger remains to be seen

Banks near zero hour on $124-trn flows as fintechs cut their share, margins

Traditional banks must raise their game to keep customers from fleeing to the likes of TransferWise and Revolut Ltd

Modi's Hindutva supporters, critics came together to oppose dollar bond

Now that $10 billion in subscription checks won't be coming in October, the domestic Indian bond market will feel the pressure of higher borrowings locally by the government