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Trump calls off peace talks with Taliban leaders after Kabul attack

The US has insisted that no deal would be final until the Taliban reached an accord with Ghani, direct talks that the Taliban long refused to undertake

Layoffs by Zomato erase $360 million from Info Edge's market value

Zomato Media Pvt., in which Info Edge holds a 26.38% stake, laid off 541 people on Sept. 7, Business Standard had reported

In Hong Kong's leaderless protests, officials don't know who to talk to

The lack of a clear leader is one of the main reasons the protests have carried on this long and show no end in sight

Anil Ambani's Reliance Capital ends talks with Hero Fincorp on insurer sale

The sale of the fully-owned insurance unit is crucial for Anil Ambani

China's auto sales dip for 14th time in 15 months amid economic slowdown

Automakers reeling from the industry's longest downturn in three decades continue to face headwinds

UK PM Boris Johnson to suspend House in Brexit run-up, opposition fumes

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn will apply for a debate to ensure the law barring a no-deal Brexit is respected by the PM

US-China trade war is yet to bite Apple as clash of interests save the firm

Trump has introduced or threatened tariffs on $300 billion-worth of Chinese imports. In response, China has targeted US farmers with retaliatory tariffs.

Alibaba's chief talks strategy and his fondness for NBA 'Killer'

We have already built a very solid foundation in e-commerce, said Daniel Zhang

Apple and Foxconn broke a Chinese labour law to build new iPhones

Foxconn said it fired two executives at one of its Chinese plants after another CLW investigation

Brexit talks are slipping backward, but Boris is still optimistic of a deal

Johnson has suggested there's a solution to be found in making the island of Ireland a single area when it comes to food and animal standards and rules

No consensus on how much oil Iran is still exporting as its tankers go dark

Daily exports could be as little as a couple of hundred thousand barrels, or exceed the 1 million a day shipped during previous sanctions under Trump's predecessor Barack Obama

Sugar prices have slumped to lowest in 11 months and the world blames India

Bullish sentiment has been eroded by a raft of exports from India that Brazil, the top producer, calls 'unsustainable'

Let equity markets worry about cars, bond investors have eyes on the road

Like its bigger neighboring economy, Indonesia, too, is hungry for capital that would create jobs for its teeming youth population

World's worst bad-loan mess set to worsen on India's cash crunch

The failure to slash stressed assets is undermining India's efforts to revive economic growth that has cooled to a six-year low

Saudi king names his son, an industry expert, as energy minister

Prince Abdulaziz, who most recently served as state minister for energy affairs, is widely seen as a capable and experienced technocrat

What China has and hasn't done to allay US gripes: mixed picture by experts

While many US companies acknowledge China's efforts to improve intellectual property laws, especially with respect to trademark and brand protection, they still feel China's safeguards come up short

Cheaper taste: Classic-car feeding frenzy is over for skittish collectors

Lower-cost cars are booming as younger collectors pile in

Sugar subsidy: India's trying to race Brazil by rushing exports

Producers are talking to importers in West Asia, China, East Africa, Bangladesh, Iran and Sri Lanka with a view to starting shipments from next month

Europe talks up public spending to stave off economic slowdown, but not yet

The call from business leaders is also growing louder

Trade war impact? Asia's beaches go quiet as Chinese tourists stay home

The Chinese travel boom in the region is now in reverse gear