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Google walkout: Pichai says he's still the boss, protests won't sway him

On Thursday, thousands of Google employees walked out of their offices worldwide to protest the company's handling of alleged misconduct by some executives

Japan victory over mobile carriers triggers a 3.8-trillion-yen rout

Docomo reduced its forecast for net income in the current fiscal year by about 3.6 per cent to 670 billion yen, which would mark a 10 per cent drop and the first annual decline in years

No sleep till Brexit: the city scrambles to deal with quitting the EU

With five months left to go, there are still many possible outcomes, including a snap election and the installation of Labour Party firebrand Jeremy Corbyn in 10 Downing Street

Netflix gives films exclusive theatrical run ahead of streaming

"Roma" will screen exclusively in theaters weeks ahead of its streaming debut

The Jeff Bezos way of investing in 'little humans to make them big humans'

Jackie Bezos "goes to work every day" at the Bezos Family Foundation, focusing on childhood development programs and research -- all with one big purpose

Xi Jinping's new love of imports leaves long road to trade balance

Xi has already pledged that China will import $24 trillion dollars of goods from abroad over the next decade and a half

Get past jeans, here's how yoga pants have conquered American streets

Fashion trends seesaw constantly, but rarely does an entire category shift

Trump agrees to grant India waiver from Iran oil sanctions, says report

No final decision has been made and an announcement is unlikely before US sanctions on Iran are reimposed Nov 5

AI may have arrived but new blue-collar jobs may survive its rise

At a Rolls Royce parts plant with "virtually no manual operations," human workers continually refine automation

How to save ILFS? Kill the lender's toxic culture by dismembering it

If IL&FS is sold in its present form, its toxic culture, which has for three decades involved inflating project values, will eventually revive

Holed up in Colombo mansion, ousted PM Wickremesinghe vows to fight

Wickremesinghe, who steered the economy and regularly travelled overseas as Sri Lanka's face to the world, described the political chaos unfolding around him as 'not one, but many steps back'

What is Jaguar Land Rover doing to get out of the falling sales rut?

Sales in China, where the high-end market is still growing, tanked. JLR has long been a profit center for the whole company

RBI-govt spat latest flashpoint as 2019 elections near, easy money era ends

Italy, India have the worst bad loan ratios among the top 10 economies

Markets remain on edge as the rift between govt and RBI plays out

The rupee pared some losses after the finance ministry clarified that the autonomy of the central bank is an essential and accepted govt requirement

The RBI-govt rift adds to concerns in already bleeding Indian markets

Relations between the two have deteriorated in recent months, with the government unhappy with the central bank's interest rate policy ahead of an election early next year

China's yuan will hit 7 per dollar, trading to get 'sticky': Goldman Sachs

The yuan has come under intense pressure to fall as China became embroiled in a trade war with the US and loosened its monetary policy to bolster a slowing economy

Rebound's solid but europe stocks still in worst month since 2016

The S&P 500 is up 1.7 percent on its second straight day of recovery

Hong Kong shares suffer worst monthly run of losses in 36 years

Even the Shanghai Composite Index, the world's worst equity gauge this year, did better in October, falling only 7.8 per cent

Skyscraper farms, solution to world's rising food demand, set to go global

The problem has always been reproducing the effect of natural rain, soil and sunshine at a cost that makes the crop competitive with traditional agriculture

Liquidity crunch: Need to unwind some market-share gains of shadow lenders

If the liquidity taps don't open soon for shadow lenders, property markets could be shaky