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Clear air, water: China's electric car capital has lessons for the world

Almost 30% of the cars sold in Liuzhou last year were electric, more than five times China's average

Dubai lures Wall Street jet-setters as events business rebounds

Dubai is moving full-speed ahead with in-person events on the back of fewer travel restrictions and one of the world's most-connected airports

Dawn of roaring twenties seen as Dubai's luxury home sales soar

The business hub's pattern mirrors other global cities, says Knight Frank

Bolsonaro linked to alleged corruption in buying of Bharat Bio's vaccine

Brazil senate probing the president's handling of the pandemic; country signed a contract with the Indian firm to purchase 20 million doses for $325 million.

Indian states need more financial support from the government: S&P

The Covid-19 pandemic could increase budget deficits and indebtedness of state governments as spending needs to exceed revenue collected, S&P Global analysts YeeFarn Phua and Ruchika Malhotra said

Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani. Two billionaires, one green ambition

Until now, the two billionaires, both hailing from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state of Gujarat, have largely operated in their separate spheres. Clean energy would see them overlap.

Big Tech's car mania all about taking eyes off the road & on to the screen

Americans were behind the wheel for 307.8 hrs in 2016 - time not spent using apps on an iPhone, searching on Google, etc. Any firm able to free up that time will have a good chance of capturing it

India's coal-dominated power market is tilting toward solar

NTPC's move also raises questions about the future of the nation's coal fleet

Women did three times as much childcare as men during coronavirus pandemic

Women took on 173 additional hours of unpaid child care last year, compared to 59 additional hours for men, study says.

Internet seer: Former Buddhist monk preps IPO for crowdfunding startup

Campfire helps individuals and small groups raise funds online, making it the biggest such business in Japan.

Cryptocurrency companies fight for top talent, hundreds of jobs on offer

Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange, is advertising for some 370 positions globally, according to its LinkedIn recruitment portal.

Chinese banks' forex deposits surpass $1 trillion for the first time

China's commercial lenders had a record $1.38 trillion of foreign exchange by the end of May, with the majority being held in deposits, according to the People's Bank of China.

India's record vaccinations may not stop third Covid wave as doses run low

Despite halting all exports in April and benefiting from a huge vaccine producing industry, India has covered only 4% of its vast population.

Beijing sues Australia at WTO over tariffs in hit to strained ties

Beijing has responded with tariffs and restrictions on imports of coal, barley, lobsters and wine

Big Tech loses first round in Congress anti-trust battle: Report

Tech companies to take the fight over the proposed new regulations and oversight to the House floor and Senate

US confirms removal of Wuhan coronavirus sequences from database

The genetic sequences came from the Chinese city of Wuhan where the Covid-19 outbreak was initially concentrated

Bull run will last for 'very, very long time', says Rakesh Jhunjhunwala

Annual equity returns from Indian stocks will be about five percentage points, says ace investor.

Using digital currencies abroad hits logjam, but pandemic may have solution

Without coordination between companies and regulators, e-CNY, FedCoin, Britcoin will all remain trapped in silo.

China reforms make private education firms world's biggest stock losers

Oversight effort mirrors a similar government pushback against Chinese technology companies, another group that has suffered stock declines.

From Russia with guile: Putin woos Europe with false tale of friendship

He's speaking to the visions of sovereign European grandeur that live even in moderate politicians' heads.