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How Google's rocking ad revenue is keeping its troubles under wraps

The two best business models the internet has ever seen are still humming

Interim Budget falls short on a key promise made by Modi; creating jobs

With more than 90% of the labor force employed in the informal economy, the government has struggled to produce reliable data to get an accurate read on the level of joblessness in India

China hit by trade war? Jimmy Choo and Versace still sell like hot cakes

But if history is any guide, the wealthy are often the last to feel an economic downturn

Beware of cars with minds of their own that get too creative for human good

Self-driving vehicles powered by artificial intelligence might not have the same priorities as their human owners

673,000 unsold homes hold the key to India's next shadow-banking crisis

Lenders suddenly find themselves uncomfortably exposed to India's struggling property developers

NITI V-C Rajiv Kumar calls on RBI to cut interest rates to fire up economy

'If you say there are job losses where is this growth coming from,' Kumar said in response to criticism about lack of generation of employment

Air purifiers in Bangkok run 'out of stock' as toxic smog grips Thailand

Purifiers by firms such as Sharp, masks by 3M in high demand

Flipkart billionaire Binny Bansal breaks his silence after Walmart ouster

He's moving on from an episode that roiled India's tech arena

Lost cause? Afghanistan's future never looked more uncertain, thanks to US

The problem isn't that the US seeks to end its 17-year war in Afghanistan. The problem is that it seeks to end the fighting purely on its own terms

Anil Ambani's bankruptcy filing may have a clear winner, his elder brother

After inheriting the Reliance group, the rival siblings in 2005 divided the group in a peace pact brokered by their mother Kokilaben Ambani

Were Jeff Bezos' plans to dominate Indian e-commerce ambushed by Ambani?

Modi's poll-bound moves, Ambani beat Jeff Bezos's plans to dominate India

Bad news for India's bond mkt: Global funds see pain ahead on fiscal woes

Next trigger for bonds will come from the central bank's policy decision on Thursday, when it is expected to change its stance to neutral while keeping rates on hold

Musk shows off firing of Starship engine built for quick hops across world

The new Raptor rocket engine will power SpaceX's prototype Starship, the vehicle designed to carry humans on quick hops across the world and eventually to Mars

Troubled pizza chain Papa John's gets $200 million from Starboard

Shares of Papa John's gained 11% in premarket trading

Second wave of crisis? How Essel can worsen shadow banks' cash crunch woes

Defaults at IL&FS have roiled the credit market and made it harder for other non-bank lenders to access funds

Thanks to NCLT, SBI finds fear can be potent weapon in recovering loans

Recent bankruptcy proceedings that wrested prominent companies from their owners were a wake up call for India's business community

2019 polls: Why govt should aim to create jobs, not offer basic income

For all the talk of helping the poor in the next budget, politicians would do better to make the breakthrough reforms that would create jobs

Trump interviewed Heidi Cruz for World Bank job, but passed on her: Report

But Cruz and Trump have a complicated past: She was thrust briefly into the spotlight during the campaign when Trump tweeted an unflattering image of her and disparaged her appearance

Why the 'angel tax' has left early-stage investors exasperated in India

The revenue authorities have been hounding tiny companies over money raised from investors, claiming their valuations are fraudulent

US Fed keeps interest rates unchanged, to be 'patient' on future hikes

On the balance sheet, Jerome Powell said the normalisation process will be completed "sooner and with a larger balance sheet" than previous estimates