Page 809 - Bloomberg

A welfare scheme for 500 mn Indians: Is this Modi's big plan for 2019?

The government has drafted a bill to extend benefits to all workers, including those in informal employment, by merging and simplifying 15 federal labour laws into one

US-China trade war: How India emerges as a winner in global cotton market

The Cotton Association of India said last week that output this season will rise 8.3 per cent from a year earlier

Donald Trump's tariffs could deliver sizable hit to China's economy

Analysis of how the tariffs impact vary and much depends on the final details of the duties that are pushed through

As Opec braces for Vienna talks this week, India hopes for fair oil pricing

India and China are considering teaming up to buy US supplies and counter OPEC's dominance in world's biggest oil market

What are the mistakes investors need to avoid in US-China trade war

Taiwan, Malaysia, Hong Kong and South Korea stand out with the largest exposure to a drop in China's exports to the US

Rising interest rates threaten Blackstone's first-of-a-kind IPO in India

Investors may demand yields as high as 15 per cent to subscribe to the Blackstone offer

Cruel, inhumane: US Tech CEOs oppose family separations at border

Sundar Pichai, CEO of Alphabet Inc's Google, wrote on Twitter that "the stories and images of families being separated at the border are gut-wrenching"

Delhi's Indian Accent only Indian restaurant in world's top 100 list

The World's 50 Best Restaurants list is organized and compiled by William Reed Business Media

Emerging Asia hit by biggest foreign investor exodus since 2008

While emerging markets shone in the first quarter, suggesting resilience to Federal Reserve tightening, that image has shattered over the past two months

US-China trade war: How Xi can make life difficult for Tesla, GM, Starbucks

Xi could impose penalties such as customs delays, tax audits and increased regulatory scrutiny if Trump delivers on his threat of bigger duties on Chinese trade

TCS is bunching its $7 bn cash reserves to drive payouts to shareholders

The company's cash-distribution plan is one of the primary drivers of its investment strategy rather than returns maximization, Gopinathan said

Malaysia's latest revenue generation scheme: Auction vanity number plates

The move comes after the finance ministry set up a bank account called Tabung Harapan, or Hope Fund, to collect public donations

Twitter stocks up 5% on S&P 500 inclusion even as analysts forecast decline

Twitter's 58 percent gain in 2018 would be the fifth-largest in the S&P 500

EMs will face stress but no clear, immediate danger in Asia: Raghuram Rajan

For Asia, narrow current account deficits, moderate inflation and resilient currencies mean the region is insulated

Emerging-market selloff may force RBI to hold interest rates in MPC meet

Indian rupee is down about 5% against the dollar this year and yields have spiked on government and corporate bonds

Amid growing spat with Facebook, Apple increases privacy controls

Apple also showcased a new system that makes it more difficult to gather information about users as they browse the web

There aren't many female executives; airline industry has even fewer

It's hard to describe the International Air Transport Association as anything other than a boys' club, at least at the highest echelon

Trade tensions intensify with Donald Trump, allies set for showdown

Investors in Asia appeared little rattled by the talk of war, with stock markets in Japan, China, Australia and South Korea all up in trading on Monday

Accor mulls buying stake in strike-ridden Air France-KLM

A tie-up with Accor would give Air France a commercial partner as its biggest owner, after Les Echos reported that the hotel operator is considering buying the French state's holding

Boeing-Airbus rivalry heats up for India's air space

Airbus Chief Executive Officer Tom Enders said in April that the Boeing sales team is the most "aggressive" in 20 years