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

Farm loan waivers, slowing revenues will see them miss targets

India's secret weapon for renewable energy: Rooftop solar for businesses

India targets 40 gigawatt solar capacity from rooftops by 2022

Adani may sell stake in Australia Carmichael Coal mine amid funding delay

The financing delay is the latest hurdle for Adani, adding pressure to its ambition to deliver the first coal production from the mine by 2020

Capitalist bend: Donald Trump wants to make space a free-market paradise

The Space Council also recommended that the government review regulations around export licenses that affect commercial space activity

Gupta empire crumbles as Jacob Zuma exits South African presidency

The Guptas arrived in South Africa from India in the early 1990s and built up a business empire with interests ranging from mining to pay television

Bond rout may not be enough for India to let more foreigners in

The Reserve Bank of India is expected to review the cap on foreign investment in rupee notes, currently set at around 5 percent, in March or April

Battle to win street maps heats up

Whoever owns the most detailed version of up-to-the-minute maps will own an asset worth billions

Intel's Debjani Ghosh becomes the first woman to head India's tech industry

New Nasscom President takes charge of a $167 bn sector that's moving from low-paid legacy work to newer technologies, from cloud to artificial intelligence

GM offers $2.8-billion investment plan for South Korea business

The latest moves come amid a standoff between the automaker and South Korea

Apple in talks to buy key iPhone ingredient cobalt directly from miners

The iPhone maker is one of the world's largest end users of cobalt for the batteries in its gadgets

PNB fraud, SBI result: Why good earning season may not boost Indian stocks

Earnings at more than two-third of Nifty's 50 companies exceeded or matched analysts' estimates

How Rs 114-billion PNB fraud went undetected for seven long years

The Reserve Bank issued reminder after Bangladesh heist

How Putin's 'cook' dug up dirt in US to make anti-American films in Russia

They shot footage across Manhattan, looking for disadvantaged areas, homeless people, and what Matveychev called 'dirt' that would cast America in a bad light

More pain for PM Modi's debt plan as bonds find few takers, yields harden

Sovereign bonds in India have sold off for six consecutive months, hurt by concerns of a wider government deficit and higher oil prices

Uber seeks Japan taxi tie-ups; CEO's Asia visit underscores global dreams

It's the clearest sign yet that ride-hailing giant Uber will redouble efforts to take a piece of Japan's $16 billion taxi market

White House agrees Russia meddled in US polls, but denies role in Trump win

'The Russian 'hoax' was that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia - it never did!' the president wrote

South Korean government says will support 'normal' cryptocurrency trading

Choe Heungsik, governor of South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service, told reporters he wants to see normalized trading of digital assets

'The Black Panther' is no call for revolution; this hero seeks to inspire

The superhero seeks to inspire, not force the world to change

RBI may tighten approvals for offshore borrowing to avoid any defaults

The Reserve Bank of India is spending more time scrutinizing companies' hedging practices

Toyota Motor Corp readies cheaper electric motor by halving rare earth use

Toyota sees demand for neodymium exceeding supply from 2025, by which time the carmaker intends to be offering an electrified version of every vehicle in its lineup