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Iron ore prices may decline to $60 on weak Chinese demand, says JSW Steel

Iron ore has had a volatile year. It surged in the first half, triggered by supply disruptions in Brazil and Australia, and plunged in August as output recovered and global growth slowed

Saudi oil attacks raise spectre of oil at $100 per barrel, say analysts

Industry sources have said it may take weeks to bring production fully online

Japan to phase out tariffs on US wine imports as part of trade deal

Japan taxes imported wine at a rate of 15% or 125 yen ($1.16) per litre, whichever is cheaper, according to the Nikkei

UK aviation watchdog prepares for possible Thomas Cook collapse

The Civil Aviation Authority is making contingency plans for the possibility of having to repatriate 'hundreds of thousands' of passengers stranded abroad

General Motors hit by first strike in 12 years in clash over Jobs, benefits

The United Auto Workers called the strike effective at midnight Sunday, hours after the expiration of a four-year labor agreement.

Saudis race to fix oil supply after Aramco attack slashes output by half

State energy producer Saudi Aramco lost about 5.7 million barrels per day of output after 10 unmanned aerial vehicles struck the world's biggest crude-processing facility

Saudi cuts oil output to half after drones strike heart of energy system

About 5.7 million barrels per day of output has been suspended, says Saudi Aramco in a statement.

America's billionaire playgrounds: Rockets, ranches and rivers

Russell Gordy owns 239,000 acres from Texas to Wyoming

Uber offers $750-mn junk bonds to help finance acquisition of Careem

It's only the second bond sale in Uber's 10-year history

Toyota Motor is trying to figure out how to make a car run forever

A Prius plug-in hybrid that sells for more than 3 million yen offers solar panels as an option

India will conduct own checks before it lets Boeing 737 Max jets fly again

India's safety regulator doesn't see 737 Max flying this year

Goldman Sachs says US-China trade war, not Fed, is driving dollar

Goldman sees the US Dollar Index, which fell by as much as 0.5% on Thursday, reaching 99.7 by December

Saudi prince's oil diplomacy makes mark at Opec+ meeting debut

The prince's labors this week are just the latest example of a career devoted to petroleum diplomacy

India draws up red lines on Asia free trade pact before key meeting

India is under increasing pressure to complete negotiations and decide on whether it will be part of RCEP.

Govt exploring options to sell majority stake in BPCL to global oil firm

The government has set a record target of raising Rs 1.05 trillion ($14.8 billion) in the current fiscal year from sale of state firms.

Johnson seems cornered in Brexit crisis, but he still has a fighting chance

Johnson will look to weaponize any extension, claiming it is a remainer trick to stop the "will of the people."

Can banks survive negative rates, instability in global financial system?

The spread of unconventional monetary policies threatens to set off dangerous and unpredictable feedback loops

Why are 65-year-olds learning how to program software in aging Singapore?

In Singapore, where productivity is falling as the labor force gets older, workers are being encouraged to adopt new skills for a digital world

Gone in 146 seconds: Japan's investors race to buy SoftBank bonds

SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son has relied heavily on local investors, particularly individuals, to raise capital

UK bourse could reject Hong Kong's offer to buy London Stock Exchange

LSE and its advisers have wide-ranging concerns, including the possible influence of China on the HKEX