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Donald Trump orders $50-bn hit on China goods amid trade war fears

Policy makers across the world are warning of a brewing trade war that could undermine the broadest global recovery in years. US stocks fell sharply early Thursday amid worries that the US action coul

Electric cars may be cheaper than gas guzzlers in seven years, says report

The phasing out of diesel and petrol cars earlier could add an extra 14,000 jobs to the automobile industry in the UK

Bitcoin slumps after Binance is said to face regulatory trouble in Japan

Binance has consistently ranked as the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume since late last year

Indian Oil considers investing $3.5 bn from April to expand capacity

The company plans to use internal resources for the capital expenditure and has no plans to raise loans or issue bonds

Bankruptcy cases: Govt may allow more time to restructure as lawsuits mount

The rules mandate that a bad-loan resolution plan must be agreed upon within 270 days, failing which they require liquidation of the company's assets

Cambridge Analytica scandal: Zuckerberg's response not enough, critics say

Mark Zuckerberg needs to testify before Congress: David Cicilline, a Democratic US representative from Rhode Island

New bankruptcy code makes India golden bet for this distressed debt trader

India now accounts for 30 to 40 percent of the Hong Kong-based loan and bond trading firm's activities

In a first, Goldman not among top 3 commodity banks as trading losses weigh

Trading losses in natural gas and power dragged Goldman to its worst annual performance in commodities

Will inform Facebook users whose data have been exposed: Mark Zuckerberg

In an interview with CNN, the billionaire chief executive officer said he would appear before Congress if necessary

Despite record forex reserves, India's external finances at risk: UBS

The rupee is already among the worst performing currencies in Asia this year as foreigners pull money out of bonds and inflows into stocks slow

Call off watchdogs: Big tech may be monopolistic, but is good for consumers

Call off the antitrust watchdogs

US-China tit-for-tat tariffs would lift inflation, depress output

Yet even with all that, the betting is that both economies are strong enough to take the hit and keep on growing soundly

Information Commissioner's Office at heart of the big fight against FB

The watchdog is taking the lead of the European probe into what went wrong with Cambridge Analytica

$60-bn loss: How Facebook got unfriended by Wall Steet, Washington and EU

Facebook has struggled to respond to the fast-moving imbroglio, and even Facebook workers have been in the dark

China allows foreigners to enter $27 trn payments market

Chinese residents are increasingly fond of shopping on overseas e-commerce platforms, which tend to prefer local payment companies

Tesla investors head to the polls on Musk's $2.6 bn pay plan

Shareholders will decide today if safeguarding the electric-car maker's larger-than-life CEO is worth the price

Fleeing billionaires push Modi government to ground alleged defaulters

"We can't allow people to make a mockery of the law," Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said

Facebook places full-page ads in Mexican newspapers warning about fake news

Facebook said the ads are an effort to help improve digital literacy

10 years later: What we didn't learn from the Bear Stearns collapse

Sifting through the conventional wisdom ten years later

India's dollar buyer likely to step back as capital inflows drop

Still, dipping into RBI's reserves to sell dollars will be easier said than done