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The worst is not yet over for rupee, global headwinds to inflict more pain

The currency dropped to a record 71.5750 per dollar on Tuesday

US throttles Iranian oil flows to top buyers who vowed resistance

Iran will keep selling oil in spite of an expected resumption of US sanctions on the country's crude shipments, said Rouhani

Mercedes unveils EQC crossover, its first Tesla rival in a $12 bn attack

Company will start production in the first half of next year, as part of a plan to develop a range for its EQ electric line

Move over, quinoa, Nestle Is looking for the next superfood in goldenberry

The company may add the Andean fruit, closely related to the tomato with a sweet and sour taste, to a range of products after acquiring a Latin American snack maker that relies on the ingredient

5G race: Will China's merger of its telecom giants give it an edge over US?

China's top leaders are reviewing a proposal to combine China United Network Communications Group Co. and China Telecommunications Corp.

After US, Suzuki exits Chinese market as well; transfers stake to partner

The retreat from China after a quarter of a century follows an exit from the US car market in 2012 after three decades there

There's a plug-free way to fill the world with electric vehicles

There were about 582,000 public charging outlets worldwide at the end of 2017

IT hub Bengaluru tops office-rental gains in Asia, Tokyo second: Report

Bengaluru posts 7% gain in office rents in second quarter: Knight Frank

Who's in charge of protecting social media from election interference?

With less than 10 weeks until the US midterms, the passing of responsibility between companies and the government is leading to the uncomfortable conclusion that nobody has the full picture

Demonetisation: India wrongly blaming Rajan for the failed war on cash

It's absurd to blame former RBI Governor Rajan for the consequences of demonetisation

No love for Indian rupee as technicals point to oversold currency

The rupee's rapid fall in August -- its biggest monthly drop in three years -- would indicate that the currency has fallen too far, too fast

Mattis and Pompeo to seek India accord amid threat of sanctions

The first US-India 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue is about expanding a strategic partnership rather than closing individual arms deals

WPP's new CEO Mark Read steps out of founder Martin Sorrell shadow

Read has been helping to run WPP as interim co-chief operating officer since Sorrell's sudden April departure.

After India deals, PVR sets eyes on foreign markets like Saudi, Sri Lanka

According to PVR's CFO Nitin Sood, PVR is targeting the markets which are just opening up, like Saudi Arabia

JSPL may split biz to trim Rs 420 bn debt, sell 30% of Oman unit via IPO

Jindal Steel will seek to progressively sell about 30 per cent of the Oman unit over two to three years

Bartering, secret oil shipments could help Iran deal with US sanctions

China, Turkey and India will likely continue to buy Iranian oil after the resumption of sanctions on November 4

Looming US sanctions: Iran's oil woes rekindle hedge fund optimism

The Persian Gulf nation shipped just under 2.1 million barrels a day of crude and condensates in August

China will beat US to take world's largest economy crown; what after that?

China is expected to expand an average of 1.8 per cent a year between 2030 and 2060, a smidge behind the US

US sanctions to hit hard, but here's what Iran can do to counter them

Are US sanctions enough to shut down Islamic Republic's economic lifeline?

Rupee weakness may push Reserve Bank to tighten monetary policy

The Indian currency lost 3.5% last month and is the worst performer in Asia so far this year