By the time Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi walked hand-in-hand in a Houston stadium in September 2019, the US had raised tariffs on 14% of Indian exports
The two-year visa isn't designed for mid-tier tech workers who might compete with locals for jobs
"India has entered a technical recession in the first half of 2020-21 for the first time in its history," the authors wrote. The government is due to publish official statistics Nov. 27
China's top legislative body on Wednesday passed a resolution allowing for the disqualification of any Hong Kong lawmakers who aren't deemed sufficiently loyal
The Energy Department has a budget of about $35 billion and a disparate mission that includes helping to build the nation's nuclear warheads, maintaining its emergency stockpile of oil
The wholesale price for staples such as onions was 29 rupees (39 cents) a kilogram in New Delhi on Tuesday, down 29% from Nov. 1
Biden is leading the popular vote count by about 2.5 million votes, a gap that's expected to widen as more West Coast ballots are tallied, as both candidates exceeded comparative tallies from 2016
Decision shows party takes precedence on business decisions
Dealmakers at firms including Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase & Co were set to feast on an estimated fee pool of nearly $400 million for handling the Hong Kong portion of the sale
A stronger greenback will reduce the allure of developing-nation assets
Be it a win by President Donald Trump or Joe Biden, Asia markets are supported by positive fundamentals, Asia equities fund manager said
The new rules will come into effect on March 14 and apply to all foreign workers in the private sector, regardless of salary
The main worry around divided government: Markets have been hoping for a large fiscal stimulus package that will be less likely if the two parties need to work together
For Dhiraj Bajaj, head of Asia fixed income at Lombard Odier, growing expectations of a Trump victory or a Biden win without a Democratic sweep, means the upside for emerging markets will be capped.
China's blacklist -- delivered verbally to commodities traders -- includes coal, barley, copper, sugar, timber, wine and lobster
The move upends what had been one of China's biggest business success stories
Shanghai, HK postpone listing two days before trading
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone and a local partner received an in-principle approval to sign a deal with Sri Lanka Ports Authority, which will hold majority stake in the project
US-listed EM ETFs that invest across developing nations, as well as those that target specific countries lost $103 million in the week ended October 30
The legal battle could center on Pennsylvania