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Tata Motors sends Mumbai executive on leave as #MeToo movement hits firm

An Indian journalist posted screenshots on her Twitter account of allegations against the Tata executive

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

Double whammy: EMs brace for long struggle as Fed hikes meet trade war

The prospect of a deepening rout in emerging markets was underscored this week with the IMF cutting its outlook for world growth for the first time since 2016

Won't use yuan as a weapon in trade war with US: People's Bank of China

Governor says China won't engage in 'competitive devaluation'

Walmart investor day to focus on Flipkart deal, e-commerce strategy

Margin commentary is also of interest given recent investments

World's longest flight is a triumph over oil prices

The plane has a higher ceiling, bigger windows and a wider body, with less noise in the cabin and LED lighting that is designed to reduce jet lag

How to turn shop the size of shipping container into $1.8 bn multinational

During its seven decades, Tolaram has ventured into about 100 businesses

For Pakistan's 13th IMF bailout programme, expect tougher conditions

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said he will oppose any use of IMF funding to repay loans to Beijing

IL&FS fiasco: KKR seeks to buy assets from stressed Indian shadow lenders

The private equity firm's two Indian credit units may spend as much as 20 billion rupees ($270 million) combined to purchase portfolios from local non-banking finance companies

Jaguar XJ is the ultra-cool vintage car you can actually afford to buy

Keep in mind that this is a car to love, not a business opportunity

Game of Thrones battle engulfing world, warns Widodo at IMF meet

It will be an empty prize, to become the most successful economy in a drowning world, said Indonesian President Joko Widodo

Oil, battered rupee: Mounting risks that are difficult for RBI to ignore

Inflation within target and signs that demand may be cooling in the world's fastest-growing major economy prompted the central bank to keep interest rates on hold last week

Why Indian retail investors won't easily forgive their fund managers

With fund asset values collapsing, what happens if investors get up and leave?

China shares sink most since 2016 as 1,000 stocks fall by daily limit

China's benchmark equity gauge closed 5.2 percent lower, the biggest loss since February 2016, as a global sell-off spread

Thailand leads every nation in Asia in tourism spend, says UN World Tourism

It all comes down to volume. Foreign arrivals could hit 40 million next year, which is more than half the country's population

These are the best countries to live and work in and to boost your salary

In HSBC's annual Expat Explorer, Singapore topped the ranking as best place to live and work for a fourth straight year, beating New Zealand, Germany and Canada

IMF chief Lagarde defends rate hikes after Donald Trump slams 'crazy' Fed

Lagarde's comments came as a global market sell-off rolled on following Trump's comments, underscoring rising financial volatility that the IMF will address at its annual meetings this week in Bali

US, China jockey for global support as trade war shows no sign of abating

The US last month slapped tariffs on a further $200 billion in Chinese goods, prompting Beijing to retaliate on $60 billion in American products

Ritesh Agarwal: The 24-year-old who built $5 bn hotel startup OYO in 5 yrs

Ritesh Agarwal's solution is a booking app that promises truth in advertising and branded hotels that don't deliver unpleasant surprises

Trump-backed bill to soon give Americans access to cheap prescription drugs

PBMs process prescriptions for insurers and large employers