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Skyscraper farms, solution to world's rising food demand, set to go global

The problem has always been reproducing the effect of natural rain, soil and sunshine at a cost that makes the crop competitive with traditional agriculture

Liquidity crunch: Need to unwind some market-share gains of shadow lenders

If the liquidity taps don't open soon for shadow lenders, property markets could be shaky

Govt may have invoked never-used powers in talks with RBI Governor

The RBI has received letters from the government seeking Governor Urjit Patel's views on issues ranging from the authority's handling of weak state-run lenders to tight liquidity

Mark Zuckerberg is betting the future of Facebook on video, Instagram

The newer products may make less money and steal user attention from the mainstream of photos, comments and lucrative ads on the social network, Zuckerberg warned

US sanctions on Iran: Not only India, many other US allies may seek waivers

America's two closest allies in Asia are ahead of the curve: Both scaled back their purchases of Iranian crude to zero recently, but that may not last

How are US sanctions affecting Iran? This Dubai hotel has the answer

The restaurant occupies the first floor of an old building in Deira, Dubai's original commercial center and for decades the heart of the Iranian business community

Trump to send Pompeo to Saudi as King Salman opens Jamal Khashoggi probe

Khashoggi was last seen entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on October 2

Visa, Mastercard among cos set to miss RBI's deadline on data localisation

The two credit card giants have requested an extension of the deadline and a relaxation of the rules, citing operational difficulties and security concerns

IL&FS Employees' Welfare Trust: The link that paved way to riches for some

The trust's dealings were ignored by everyone, perhaps in the hope that the institutions that owned IL&FS had adequate board oversight of founder Ravi Parthasarathy and his people

Crude oil the catch for India's bonds after inflation offers relief

India's sovereign bonds, which have dropped in 10 of the previous 12 months, rebounded in the past three days

How the $10-billion clean air drive is set to boost Indian pipe makers

This project aims to see 10 million homes linked to gas grids by 2020 and bring relief to smog filled cities

EMs in healthy economic shape, bulls start to outweigh the bears: Survey

But there are headwinds such as Federal Reserve's rate path, China's growth prospects amid an escalation in trade frictions with the US and rising oil prices

Bali talks: Global finance chiefs push for trade war solution

Policy makers also warned on the impact of rising interest rates and market volatility

Saudis vow to hit back against any measures over Jamal Khashoggi

Trump has vowed "severe punishment" should Saudi Arabia be linked to the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi

Unsure if Defense Secretary James Mattis is planning to step down: Trump

Mattis was one of Trump's first cabinet picks after the 2016 election

Amid trade war with US, China considering range of risks in currency policy

In a key policy report in August, the PBOC referred to a "bottom-line mindset" in its currency policy

Shelves empty as ghost of hyperinflation, depleted forex stalk Zimbabwe

That's going to take time and will "entail pain and the need for sacrificing short-term gains for longer-term prosperity," according to Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube

UK, EU mull stretching 21-month transition to clear last Brexit deal hurdle

As the U.K. and EU get closer to a deal, a public announcement on the outcome of the negotiations could be made Monday, says an EU official

As withdrawal deal looms over UK, diplomats expect Brexit summit to crash

Britain and the EU seem closer than ever to a deal, but Salzburg showed the mood music can quickly change

70% systematic selling over after worst market rout: JPMorgan's Kolanovic

Volatility targeters will sell over a longer period of time than other systematic strategies