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Samsung to launch cheaper phones to lure millennials, fight Chinese rivals

As smartphone sales growth sputters in saturated Western markets, every smartphone maker from Apple Inc. to Samsung and Xiaomi are looking to India to boost their fortunes

Huawei's founder denies US spying claims, says he won't harm the world

Ren Zhengfei, the billionaire founder of Huawei Technologies, says he supports China's Communist Party but toe its line.

Market players prepare for next step after May's Brexit vote defeat

Many believe there's an increased chance Britons will get to vote again in a national ballot on Brexit -- a repeat of the 2016 vote that triggered May's rise to the helm

Expectations belied: Investors jilted over Volkswagen-Ford marriage

Wall Street was hoping for a blockbuster deal, such as the billions of dollars General Motors Co. landed for its self-driving unit from Honda and SoftBank Vision Fund last year

Govt won't share limited Iran oil with private refiners: Sources

India private refiners have greater agility in oil sourcing

Qualcomm's business model is on trial over a $7.50 per-iPhone fee

iPhone maker's complaint about fee follows deal Jobs accepted

Brexit: May faces biggest Parliamentary defeat for a British govt in 95 yrs

At least 70 of her Conservative Party, as well as sometime allies in the Democratic Unionist Party, are publicly pledged to join opposition Members of Parliament in voting against her agreement today

Looming Brexit vote prompts Citi to advise against trading the pound today

Expected defeat for May in Brexit vote to boost volatility

Why RBI under Shaktikanta Das could go for interest rate cut next month

A slowdown in the world economy, the trade war and skittish financial markets are forcing policy makers to express fresh caution about their scope for tightening monetary policy

Ahead of Brexit deal, here's minute-by-minute guide to UK Parliament votes

The UK Parliament will start voting on Theresa May's unamended motion on Brexit today

In its search for a CEO, Intel still hasn't found what it's looking for

Former CEO Brian Krzanich was ousted on June 21 after the board discovered he had an extramarital affair with an employee

Etihad to raise stake in Jet to 49%; founder to give up control: Report

Jet Airways, once India's No 2 airline, has been seeking funds from investors

Saudi and Canadian production cuts are making the world pay more for oil

More than half of the world's heavy crude is processed in the US

Slowing growth? RBI needs to lower its FY19 projection to 7%, says SBICap

Weaker growth and the possibility of inflation undershooting the 2 per cent lower boundary of the RBI's inflation target range are adding to calls for interest rate cuts this year

Trump making a lot of money off his job leading the nation: Cummings

The White House said in response the claims are 'completely baseless, but we cannot comment further about ongoing litigation'

Oil cuts by Opec, allies on right track to balance the market: Saudi

Energy Minister Al-Falih says group ready to do more if needed

Saudis set for $11-billion asset selling blitz after a slow start

Saudi Arabia plans to complete the sale of four flour milling companies and Saudia Medical Services facilities this year

US carmakers face recession as buyers dump traditional sedans for SUVs

Sales of the passenger-car body style that's dominated the industry since the Model T will sink to 21.5 per cent of the US market by 2025, according to researchers

Saudis' privatisation programme targets $11 bn by 2020 through asset sale

The sales are key to the country's efforts to wean the economy off oil, but so far have been dogged by delays - most notably the IPO of oil giant Aramco

Xi Jinping's self-reliance policy leading China towards stagnation

Right now, Beijing needs to be pushing hard on all fronts to keep its growth engine running