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Amazon, in the habit of winning, has suffered some humbling defeats lately

The company spends more than ever on lobbying, but there are some things money can't buy

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.

India considers incentives for Tesla, 323 others to set up shop in country

The Prime Minister's Office is considering the proposal and a decision is expected soon

With Saudi pulling levers, Aramco sees enough demand to pull off IPO

Saudi authorities have been pulling several levers to try and make the deal a success, pressuring the kingdom's richest families to invest and loosening margin lending rules for banks

RBI discovers more than $450 million in extra bad loans at Yes Bank

Gross non-performing assets assessed by the Reserve Bank of India were $457 million higher than Yes Bank had disclosed as of March 31

Investors may jump in as returns recede from world-beating Pakistan stocks

Pakistan's KSE-100 Index has advanced to the highest level in seven months, after falling to the lowest in almost five years in August

Disney streaming platform grapples with password leaks, despite success

Disney said its system hasn't been hacked and that it's working to quickly address the issue

Not bottomed out yet? India may grow at less than 5% in FY20, say forecasts

Reserve Bank of India has cut interest rates five times this year to boost growth, with the monetary easing complemented by fiscal measures, including $20 billion of tax cuts for companies

From India to Brazil, emerging markets can shore up global economy

South Korea and Brazil are among those with further cuts likely on the horizon, while others like China and Thailand are proceeding more cautiously on further easing

US-China trade war: Tariff relief may be tied to the failed deal from May

The duties under discussion for a potential rollback include the initial tariffs on some $250 billion in Chinese goods that President Donald Trump imposed last year, according to two people

Saudi Aramco has received nearly enough early orders to pull off its IPO

Building early momentum is important in large equity offerings, as investors are encouraged to jump in when they see other institutions rushing to buy shares.

Mukesh Ambani's RIL beats BP to make elite club of 6 global energy giants

Reliance has increased 35% this year, compared with BP's 1.2% gain as it works on cutting high debt levels

After green bonds in Canada, Brookfield eyes renewable biz in India, Brazil

Brookfield is one of the most active players in the green debt markets in North America

Trump's hospital visit a routine check-up, no cardiac exam involved: Doctor

Trump allowed Conley to share measures of his cholesterol, the doctor said. His total cholesterol is 165, down from 196 earlier this year and 223 in January of 2018.

SC ruling on Singh brothers halts IHH Healthcare's Fortis takeover plan

The Supreme Court held Fortis' founders -- Malvinder Singh and Shivinder Singh -- guilty of contempt of court

Vodafone pleads for govt relief after posting worst quarterly loss in India

Saddled with $14 billion of net debt, Vodafone Idea is fighting for survival after India's top court last month ordered it to pay fees the government said were due from prior years

Rajapaksas eye return to power as Sri Lanka readies for prez poll tomorrow

At stake is the stability of a nation that has increasing strategic importance due in part to its proximity to some of the world's most important sea lines

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.

Experience speaks: How startups like Uber, Airbnb master art of business

The companies are armed with centralized knowledge and act consistently based on those experiences.

After biggest quarterly loss, Vodafone Idea seeks AGR relief from govt

The finance ministry won't back down from collecting the amount, which needs to be paid within three months as per the court order