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Amazon falls after report that co prioritised profit in its search listings

Digital giants including Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook are under scrutiny for how they govern their sprawling online platforms

Amazon's greenhouses emissions worse than rivals, but better than Walmart's

Amazon for years has frustrated climate advocates by refusing to participate in increasingly common corporate social responsibility and environmental disclosures

China scraps 'goodwill' US farm tour, stokes pessimism on trade deal

The cancellation came only about an hour after President Donald Trump said he wasn't interested in 'a partial deal' with China

US to ramp up defensive capabilities in Middle East after Saudi oil attacks

Esper and Dunford are still deciding on the specific number of troops and weapons systems

Labour Party withdraws motion to oust its deputy in bid to appear unified

The plan to cut Watson's position sparked fury from Labour members of Parliament and dominated the media on Saturday morning, eclipsing the party's policy announcements

Global funds draw India plans as Blackstone REIT soars 35% since debut

India can raise $25 billion through REITs over the next three years listing around 150 million square feet of rent-yielding office properties, according to Anarock

Tax cut gives PM Modi the perfect pitch to win American investments

The cropped tax rates are the latest in a series of steps announced by the government

Saudi drone attack: Where are we a week on and what happens next?

The attack could affect flows of both crude oil and refined products, as Saudi Arabia cuts deliveries to its own processing plants

Royal Bank of Scotland picks Alison Rose as its first woman CEO

She takes over on Nov. 1, set to be the UK's first day outside the European Union

A bank's race against crisis has served a warning to Indian banking

At more than $200 billion, India's world-beating pile of bad loans is bigger than Italy's

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

Global investors bet $45 bn on Modi's India. Now they are reversing it

International money managers are starting to fall out of love with Narendra Modi

Which country can boost crude supply to offset the attack on Saudi Arabia?

The attacks cut Saudi production by 5.7 million barrels a day and officials at state oil company Saudi Aramco have become less optimistic on the pace of output recovery

WeWork: The last unicorn or a black sheep?

WeWork's valuation, $47 billion in a private funding round last January, could be set as low as $12 billion

Sensex drops 262 points, rupee declines 1% as global oil price surges

The yield on the 10-year government security rose nearly 8 basis points to 6.71 per cent. Bond yields and prices move in opposite directions

Why has India's mega public sector banks merger plan failed to lure funds?

A prolonged shadow-banking crisis and hurdles in bankruptcy rules have left India holding the world's worst bad-debt pile

Drone attacks bring fresh troubles for emerging market investors

Fresh from their longest rally in 20 months, many currencies foundered after the weekend drone attack on the Saudi Aramco installations led Riyadh to halve production

Reliance Communications unit misses bond payment, files for bankruptcy

GCX Ltd., which owns the world's largest private undersea cable system, is the latest company owned by Anil Ambani to stumble.

Aramco growing less optimistic on pace of oil output recovery: Report

Saudi Aramco is firing up idle offshore oil fields -- part of their cushion of spare capacity -- to replace some of the lost production

Does the world have enough oil to cope with Saudi attacks?

Saturday's sudden disappearance of millions of barrels of Saudi crude production led to the biggest spike in Brent futures since they were launched