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After a 600% rally, 'king of deals' prepares for post-smartphone future

Kainuma plans to cut more deals to muscle his way into connected cars and homes, what he sees as the next big thing in tech

Boeing says 737 Max 8 is 'not suitable' for challenging airports

Certain US airports are unsuitable for the Max 8 "due to a combination of short runway lengths, elevation, temperature, humidity and other environmental conditions."

IL&FS mess: India's shadow banks run out of options, sell bonds to public

Mutual funds and institutional investors are still wary of lending to non-bank financiers, and tighter market liquidity has weighed on company ratings, which deteriorated at the fastest pace in 6 yrs

Climbing oil prices put India's benign inflation outlook at risk

Data due Friday will probably show headline inflation quickened to 2.8 per cent last month from 2.5 per cent in February

Markets face volatility ahead of Q4 earnings season, Lok Sabha elections

Twelve of the 19 sectoral sub-indices compiled by the BSE advanced on Thursday, led by a gauge of energy companies

Wikileaks' Assange arrested in London after Ecuador embassy scraps asylum

London police said Assange was arrested moments after Ecuadorian President Lenin Moreno said on Twitter that the country had withdrawn his diplomatic asylum

Jeff Bezos challenges retail rivals to raise minimum wage to $16 an hour

Amazon.com Inc in October pledged to pay all of its warehouse workers at least $15 an hour

One deal at a time: How Mukesh Ambani is trying to take on Amazon in India

Asia's richest man is sharpening his focus on e-commerce with a string of tiny acquisitions and stake purchases to face Amazon

Jet lenders plan to sell 75% stake, bidder's net worth should be Rs 1000 cr

A strategic bidder should have a net worth of at least Rs 1,000 crore ($144 million) in the preceding financial year, or at least

India's cash crunch is weighing on financial health of companies

The Reserve Bank of India on Thursday cut interest rates for a second time this year, citing economic headwinds

Switzerland plans to tighten capital rules for its biggest banks

Finance Ministry is weighing an amendment to capital adequacy rules to try to ensure that the parent companies of systemically important banks are sufficiently well capitalized in the event of crisis

Trade war: US, China to keep working on agreement, says report

Future talks will be conducted in "various ways," Xinhua reported on Saturday, without providing details

China on gold-buying spree, ups reserves for the fourth straight month

The People's Bank of China raised reserves to 60.62 million ounces in March from 60.26 million a month earlier, according to data on its website

The world didn't end: GPS devices save the date, fend off Y2K hysteria

Glitch expected to affect older GPS systems or ones that hadn't been updated doesn't show up.

Why US-China trade relations are not getting back to normal anytime soon

Even if the Trump administration cuts a trade deal with China, the Washington establishment has reached a consensus that business as usual with Beijing can't go on

Has Bitcoin bottomed? Here's how it compares with past bubbles

Crypto diehards see Bitcoin's 70 per cent rebound from its 2018 low (and even bigger gains for so-called alt coins) as the start of a new bull market

Understanding the business of Japan's cherry-blossom season

The Japanese government wants to attract 40 million foreign visitors by 2020-when it hosts the Olympics-up from a record 31.2 million in 2018

Facebook, Instagram could be banned in the UK for hosting terrorist content

Search engines alongside online messaging services and file hosting sites will also come under the remit of a new regulator

Infra mess: Mumbai can transform its port area into its own Canary Wharf

India's next government should aim to redevelop the port area into an efficient, dense, walkable cluster offering the high quality of life and green spaces lacking in the rest of the city.

Record labels demand more money for songs played on TikTok, Douyin

Deals between the labels and the Chinese owner of the services, ByteDance, expire this spring, according to sources