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New apps, latest software features: What to expect from Apple at WWDC 2019

Highlights include upgrades to core iPhone apps such as Maps, Reminders and Messages; new apps for the Apple Watch

Airbus top client IndiGo prepares for another 'multi-billion-dollar' order

Operated by InterGlobe Aviation Ltd, IndiGo is one of the few Indian carriers with enough cash to aggressively expand

Pak moves a step closer to IMF bailout package after Imran overhauls team

The funds secured so far "still appear insufficient to place Pakistan's external financing on a sound footing over the medium term

Jewellers line up discounts to entice consumers on Akshaya Tritiya

Gold demand in India is picking after slow sales in the last couple of years

Why investors still have good reasons to back a shopped-out Singapore

Singapore is Asia's REIT capital, which means there's no dearth of well-managed investment vehicles

Why China's 'goddess' of quants isn't fazed by global fund giants

Li has spent a decade honing an approach that beat the benchmark index in all but two of the past 10 years

Why record high GST collection is an exception and not a norm yet

The government had touted GST as a tool to increase tax compliance when it was introduced in July 2017

US plans to raise tariffs, accuses China of backpedaling on commitments

We felt we were on track to get somewhere. Over the course of last week we have seen an erosion of commitments by China: US Trade Representative

Want to make some easy money? You can try your luck in Lok Sabha elections

Media organizations also hire companies to improve election coverage

Emerging market exchange-traded funds suffer outflows led by China

Meanwhile, Indian markets got inflows of $12.6 million, most of it going into the equity market

BJP may need allies for a majority in Lok Sabha polls 2019, says Ram Madhav

The conservative forecast by Ram Madhav is far below what other party leaders including finance minister Arun Jaitley and party president Amit Shah have publicly claimed

Trade war back on the radar for emerging markets as dollar lurks

A spate of country-specific events will also divert market participants from their obsession with the dollar this week

Forgers are forcing $9-trillion global trade financing into digital age

As much as 80 per cent of global flows of merchandise -- worth about $9 trillion -- is financed by some form of credit, guarantee or insurance, according to a global survey

How rampant theft of electricity could drain India's electric car hopes

The power sector loses more than $16 billion a year to theft - more than any other country in the world

Can he be sued? A robot's trading error cost a tycoon $20 million

The first known case of humans going to court over investment losses triggered by autonomous machines will test the limits of liability

Want to empower female executives? Pay up or give extra vacation time

Doing this second-shift labor for free only creates one more burden on women that, ironically, makes it harder for them to advance in their careers

Fielding a terror accused: BJP leaves the moral question to the people

The controversial candidate has fueled opposition accusations of hypocrisy and political opportunism against the BJP

Trump's tariff threat provokes China to delay next round of trade talks

Trump on Sunday said he'll raise duties on China

Warren Buffett drops a fresh hint on Berkshire Hathaway successor

Buffett, 88, was pressed by questions - each greeted with a torrent of applause - about who would succeed him

Tesla has a plan to revive its foundering solar biz: cut installation costs

It's the latest pivot for a company that's lost much of its rooftop-solar market share since acquiring former industry leader SolarCity for $2.6 billion in 2016