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Google weighs Washington lobbying reshuffle to counter new policy threats

Karan Bhatia, who joined in June, is reassessing the roles of existing staff, said the people, who asked not to be identified discussing private matters

Xiaomi's IPO flops, but a select few shareholders earn 56,823% profit

The stock lost about 30 per cent in the six months that followed its Hong Kong debut

US government shutdown hits record length with no end in sight

The shutdown on Saturday surpassed the 1995-1996 funding lapse, when Bill Clinton was president and Newt Gingrich was speaker of the House

Qaddafi Jr wants Libya presidential elections as soon as possible

Qaddafi's son hasn't announced his intentions whether to stand for president but last month he sent an envoy to Russia, which has become a key power broker in Libya, to ask for political support

One in four people prone to developing stroke, suggests health data

Stroke is one of the leading causes of death and disability, accounting for 10 per cent of deaths globally in 2016

Eni SpA, Thailand's PTTEP win oil exploration rights in Abu Dhabi

Despite paring its current production, the UAE is working to build greater future capacity

Two big producers have called the bottom for oil: $60 a barrel

OPEC, led by Saudi Arabia, agreed to cut oil output this year to support prices

Well, that was fast! So are the unshakable bulls back in charge, now?

For all the talk of easing trade fears or a dovish Fed, incremental increases in allocation are one technical reason for the breadth and speed of the rally

US government shutdown hits record length with no end in sight

Some Trump allies have been encouraging him to declare a national emergency and redirect other funds to begin building the wall

The flawed narrative that India's a land of villages hurts growth prospects

The resulting misallocation of resources is making India's blossoming urban areas well-nigh unlivable

H1-B visa workers may soon get US citizenship, promises Donald Trump

The H1-B visa program allows US companies to hire foreign workers in some skilled occupations

Bullet Journal: Ultimate productivity tool or a passing doodling fad?

A Bullet Journal is an ordinary journal that has a dot-grid on its pages instead of lines

In Bezos split, a question about who gets the couple's Amazon.com stock?

Jeff Bezos owns almost 79 million shares of Amazon.com, worth about $130 billion as of Thursday.

Why Jaguar Land Rover's job cuts will do little for its turnaround plans

Operational expenses have risen faster than staff costs. Wouldn't that be a place to start?

Deutsche Bank outsourcing 60 accounting jobs from US to Mumbai to trim cost

In July, people briefed on the matter said the Deutsche Bank would also cut dozens of employees in Chicago

Indian rupee goes from Asia's best to worst performer in just two weeks

A rebound in prices of oil, and concerns about an expensive bailout for farmers before general elections to be held by May has caused the rupee to miss out on a revival

How election handouts threaten Modi govt's plan to curb budget deficit

Speculation is mounting of possible cash handouts to farmers and tax exemptions to shore up voter support ahead of polls due by May

Donald Trump predicts Bezos' divorce proceedings will be 'a beauty'

Bezos and his wife announced they would divorce on Wednesday

Trump likely to seek more power on tariffs, but faces Republican resistance

Trump is expected to urge Congress in his State of the Union address this month to pass new legislation that would boost his powers to break down tariff and non-tariff barriers to American exports

Jet Airways to weigh a restart of stake-sale talks with Tata Group

With Jet Airways set to run out of cash in about a month, the carrier is now looking to restart talks with India's biggest conglomerate