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Trump's trade deal with China may relieve Huawei from espionage charges

The US shouldn't be so desperate for an agreement that it gives China a worldwide advantage in surveillance

Apple brings back iPad Air, revamps iPad Mini for first time since 2015

The company debuted a new iPad Air with a 10.5-inch screen, bringing back a model that was phased out when Apple launched the iPad Pro a few years ago

BlackRock sees emerging stocks almost recouping last year's loss

Signs of improving liquidity include falling rate differentials between the US and other markets

Lyft aims to raise $2 billion in IPO, offers 30.8 million shares

The San Francisco-based company's offering will be the biggest from a tech upstart since Snap Inc

Germany's Deutsche Bank is setting up a bad-loan buying unit in India

BofA is yet to make a final decision on setting up an ARC and may choose not to go ahead with the plan

India will continue economic reforms irrespective of who wins LS polls: CEA

'The goods-and-services tax has given us a template for reforms absent a crisis,' chief economic adviser Krishnamurthy Subramanian said

Facebook, YouTube face ire over live streaming of Christchurch attack

Facebook, YouTube and other social-media platforms are struggling to scrub offensive content from sites that generate billions of dollars in revenue from advertisers

The era of cheap money shows no one knows how monetary policy works

In the cheap-money era, now into its second decade in most of the developed world (and third in Japan), there's been plenty of borrowing. But it's been governments doing it

Tiger Global's PE chief and Flipkart's biggest backer Lee Fixel to resign

Fixel led the $13 billion unit through deals that made billions of dollars in profit for the New York-based firm.

Solar panels floating on liquid waste: How a mine in Chile powers itself

The pilot project is expected to generate 150,000 kilowatt-hours a year and help power the operations there

King of India's $108-bn bond market warns of the biggest crisis since 2009

India's company debt market remains puny compared with the funding needs of the $2.6 trillion economy

Jet's planes may be diverted to plug demand due to bans on 737 Max: Lessor

Demand for older versions of 737s is set to increase after two fatal crashes in five months involving 737 Max 8 jets prompt regulators to bar the plane amid an investigation into the safety of the air

Investors feel today's CEOs not fit to handle tomorrow's tasks: Study

According to the survey, 67% of investors believe the current leadership stock isn't fit for the future

Lakshmi Mittal vs Ruias: Steel tycoons fight over $1.5 bn arbitration award

Lakshmi Mittal has opened a new front in the UK in a worldwide legal battle with the Ruia family.

Naspers eyes $1 bn fintech deals in India; seeks to replicate China success

Africa's largest company by market value is in talks to inject about $200 million into business loan provider Capital Float and payments security firm Wimbo as a first step

Boeing's $600-bn orders at risk as clients rethink 737 Max purchases

VietJet Aviation JSC, which doubled its order to about $25 billion only last month, said it will decide on its future plans once the cause of the tragedy has been found

SingTel deserves tax refund for gifting Singapore govt a stake in Airtel

SingTel has been a big backer of Bharti founder Sunil Mittal, a former bicycle-parts trader who gained the most from the 1990s liberalisation of Indian telecom

The days of national airlines are over: Why flag carriers must be shut down

Rather than burden taxpayers and the flying public further, it's time for their host nations to lower the flag

RIL caps Venezuelan oil purchase as US mounts pressure to oust Maduro

Reliance is India's biggest private refiner, with a capacity of 1.36 million barrels a day

Low retail inflation gives RBI room to support economic growth: Bimal Jalan

The former governor currently heads a central bank-appointed panel, which is studying how much of the RBI's surplus capital can be transferred to the government