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How China's protectionism has created tech billionaires who protect Xi

Newest delegates to China's CPPCC are tech entrepreneurs

Centralising power: Xi to tighten party grip over economic life in China

The changes are part of a proposed "CPC leadership system" approved by the party on Feb. 28

North Korea's denuclearisation offer: Trump scores a win, but at high risk

Potential gains also seen amid dangers on Iran, NATO, trade

Uber burnt $10.7 billion in past nine years. Where did all the money go?

Uber spending spree burns through 66% of funds raised

After carpooling, BMW to offer bike ride-sharing scheme in congested cities

As a first step to bring motorcycles to a broader audience, the Munich-based carmaker will start a pilot in May allowing people to rent bikes via an app from dealers for a few days at a time

China's shiniest tech stars may ignite a feeding frenzy from investors

Beijing is trying to reverse an exodus to American markets

Trade war: Trump faces last-ditch push by aides, allies to thwart tariffs

Harley-Davidson already is being hit by a deepening slump in American motorcycle demand, which has spurred job cuts

Mega telecom deal between Ambani brothers faces legal hurdle

The loss-making operator is also expected on Tuesday to seek the consent of its bondholders in London on an amended payback schedule

Godrej International sees palm futures rising to 2,700 ringgit by June

In an alternative bullish scenario, oil palms could suffer tree stress as haze returns to Southeast Asia this year, leaving Malaysian output unchanged in 2018

China's Xi Jinping is making a bold military power play

While US still dwarfs China when it comes to defence spending, Beijing's sweeping modernisation of the People's Liberation Army has prompted increases in military outlays from India to Japan

European Union considers 25% tariffs on US steel, jeans imports

The list of targeted US goods, including motorcycles, jeans and bourbon whiskey sends a message to Washington about the potential domestic economic costs of making good on the president's threats

Leader projected to be next South Korean president quits after rape claims

Ahn Hee-jung dramatic fall came a day after the secretary Kim Ji-eun, made the accusation on a TV news show

Here's why Amazon bought a doorbell company Ring for $1 billion

Owning Ring's varied assortment of video doorbells, security cameras and accessories allows Amazon to accelerate their development and make them exclusive to Alexa

Smartphones nearly killed this Singapore stock; Elon Musk saved it

The rise of the smartphone almost broke Tze-Mon Chuang's company- Elon Musk provided its salvation

North Korea's Kim ready to give up nukes if his regime safety is guaranteed

North Korea and South Korea will hold a summit at the end of April along the border

States' debt woes to bloat India's budget gap: Oxford Economics

Farm loan waivers, slowing revenues will see them miss targets and states' borrowings and costs to rise amid widening deficits

Warning sign? Asia's biggest currency gain in 20 years may be about to end

The rupiah is seen as a bellwether of sorts for Asia given the high foreign ownership of the nation's bonds

RBI set to give govt Rs 100 billion interim dividend, say sources

The amount has been calculated for the six month through Dec 31, said sources

After losing China, Jeff Bezos really wants to win in India

Amazon is spending billions adapting to a fiercely contested market of 1.3 billion

States' debt woes to bloat India's budget gap: Oxford Economics

Farm loan waivers, slowing revenues will see them miss targets