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First-of-its-kind road deal may free $4.5-billion stressed projects

Lanco is in bankruptcy court and unable to service its debt

India needs more foreign capital to fund record borrowing, says IDFC

India's borrowing may rise to Rs 7.6 trillion ($107 billion) for the fiscal year starting April 1, according to Suyash Choudhary

Goldman to refuse listings if all directors are white, straight men

The mandate is the latest in a series of signals that non-diverse boards and management are unacceptable

Fund that beat 96% of its peers counts financial stocks as its biggest bet

In 2018, India's household debt-to-GDP was at 11%, versus 76% in the U.S. and 54% in China, according to International Monetary Fund data.

Singapore Airlines considers adding more Boeing planes in India

Vistara, Singapore Air's Indian joint venture, is considering ordering more 787 Dreamliner jets - whose sticker prices start at about $250 million each

iPhone shipments in India grow 6% in 2019 compared to 43% fall a year ago

However, 2019 shipments are still down more than a quarter from 2016

Shriram Capital halts 3-way merger with NBFC arms after RBI request

Shriram Capital was planning to combine with its publicly traded units Shriram Transport Finance and Shriram City Union Finance

A $21-billion telco war comes down to $2; consumers jump into the fray

The country's broken financial system would take a fresh hit; new 5G networks could be delayed; and the government's annual revenue from the sector might get squeezed

Donald Trump says he's 'disappointed' in Boeing, praises 'genius' Musk

"This is one of the great companies of the world, let's say as of a year ago, and then all of a sudden things happen."

Tesla surges past $100 billion market value, eclipsing Volkswagen

"If we see that, then we also understand why Tesla is so valuable from the view of analysts," he said.

Tulsi Gabbard sues Hillary Clinton over 'Russian asset' comments

In the interview, Clinton did not say which Democratic candidate she meant.

How to fix Twitter? Elon Musk tells Jack Dorsey to identify the bots

'Give us some direct feedback,' said Dorsey, who spoke to Musk via a video call from a company meeting in Houston

Toshiba appoints Nobuaki Kurumatani as president in addition to CEO

In a new twist, Yoshiaki Murakami, Japan's best-known activist investor, announced a tender offer for Toshiba Machine late on Friday

Clinics in Davos that once tackled TB now treat burnout, depression

The World Economic Forum, held in Davos, has devoted sessions this year to discussions on how to lead a healthy organisation and a mindfulness retreat to help participants lower their blood pressure

Failed to provide refueling tankers, USAF warns Boeing It's not happy

There's also the company's failure to provide a combat-ready refueling tanker, nine years after Boeing won a competition for the $44 billion project

Boeing's woes continue as software flaw to further delay 737 Max's return

The 737 Max is costing the plane-maker billions of dollars in losses. The software problem was discovered during the final validation review process of the updates being installed on the plane

Alphabet hits a milestone, joins Apple and Microsoft in the $1 trn club

With the gain, Alphabet became the newest member of an elite club to trade with the historic 13-digit market capitalisation

Over 119 billionaires to attend Davos, India's contingent to be 2nd largest

India's contingent of 10-figure attendees is second only to the US, which has 33 heading to the World Economic Forum

Budget 2020: Govt may announce sops to woo Apple, Samsung suppliers

The proposals floated by MeitY include offering of interest subsidy on local borrowing by manufacturers

Indian-born Twitter head who decides on blocking tweets, even Trump's

As Twitter's head of legal and policy issues, Gadde has one of the most difficult jobs in technology