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Yamaha rushes to develop engines as client Toyota makes e-vehicle push

Hidaka said the know-how that Yamaha acquires from working with Toyota can be used in its own electrification shift

Uber scandals that drove Travis Kalanick out, not so terrible: Lawyer

Lawyer said his law firm's investigation found only a few people who wanted to come forward to say they suffered harassment at Uber

Zuckerberg's 'move fast and break things' faces scrutiny in Congress

While the company motto was officially retired in 2014, the strategy remained deeply rooted in Facebook's engineering ranks

Robots are now everywhere, except in productivity statistics: Economist

Sectors that stand to benefit from robots, AI, machine learning and other 'hot' technologies are the wholesale sector, retail trade and recreational services

Saudi Arabia signals ambition for $80 oil price to support 2019 Aramco IPO

For the kingdom, the most important thing is to keep Russia supporting the current OPEC and non-OPEC production cuts

Alibaba-backed Xiaopeng Motors aims to raise $1.6 bn to challenge Tesla

The company plans to start pre-sales of its first model, the G3 crossover, by the end of this month

From BMW to Toyota, firms get relief in crosshairs of China, US trade spat

China will "significantly lower car import tariffs" and "sincerely hopes to boost imports," Xi said

Overseas investors are buying Indian bonds even as locals remain wary

Overseas investors kept buying Indian debt even during most of a seven-month rout through February

Is the rise of Bitcoin analogous to spread of an infectious disease?

The Barclays model divides the pool of potential Bitcoin investors into three groups: susceptible, infected and immune

Draghi and his ECB colleagues say they'll go slow paring back stimulus

ECB's Peter Praet and Benoit Coeure also warned that the threat of a global trade war is increasing the risk to growth

US-China trade talks broke down as WH asks Beijing to curb hi-tech support

The dust-up suggests that the trade dispute won't be resolved quickly, despite Trump's optimistic tweets and Xi's conciliatory address to a regional economic forum Tuesday

Domino's delivers: Jubilant becomes best-performing mid-cap stock of 2018

A steep cut in the sales tax rate applicable for restaurants, an increase in menu prices and a revival in consumer sentiment have all led to buoyant sales and profit forecasts for the company

Traders have doubts about India's bond rally as banks remain net sellers

State-run lenders, the biggest holders of sovereign debt, remained net sellers in five of the past seven days despite the rebound

Jack Ma urges Zuckerberg to 'fix' Facebook and to 'take it seriously'

Zuckerberg is scheduled to appear before the U.S. Congress this week and plans to say Facebook's problems are his mistake

Global trade war: China studies potential impact of yuan easing

The analysis doesn't mean officials will carry out a devaluation, which would require approval from top leaders

China has the most valuable artificial intelligence start-up in the world

Backed by Qualcomm Inc., it underscores its status as one of a crop of homegrown firms spearheading Beijing's ambition to become the leader in AI by 2030

China hits back at Trump Trade war, announces $3-bn reciprocal tariffs

China will also pursue legal action against the US at the World Trade Organization in response to the US planned tariffs on steel and aluminum imports

Russia blamed for UK nerve agent attack: Key updates from the EU Summit

The first day of a two-day summit in Brussels, however, ended without a conclusion on tariffs

US tariff on China spells bad news for American lovers of lingerie, luggage

A vast amount of items used by American consumers are sourced from Chinese or Hong Kong based companies and factories

Jim Rogers says global trade war making his bearish view even darker

With US and European stock markets near historical highs, Rogers is looking for investments in Russia, China, Japan or Vietnam