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In troubled waters: More mega-ships big problem for cargo carriers

Freight-carrying capacity on container ships is expected rise 5.9% in 2018, outstripping demand growth for the first time since 2015

Watch out airlines. High-speed rail now rivals flying on key routes in Asia

In Asia and Europe, super-fast locomotives are comparable to air travel in price and door-to-door speed

CES: Nissan-Renault partnership plans $1 bn fund for auto tech startups

Global automakers are seeking to marry their manufacturing prowess with the nimbleness of startups

Naspers may invest $200 mn in online food-delivery company Swiggy

Talks between the company, Naspers and Tencent are advanced, according to one of the people

Google releases new VR 180 with cameras capture 360-degree footage

Google and Lenovo said the new device will arrive during the second quarter of 2018

Bank of Baroda seeks to sell unit Nainital Bank to bolster capital

Nainital Bank has about 135 branches spread across five states in the country

How to keep a billion dollar fortune in the family, South Korea style

South Korea has some of the world's highest death duties

Cryptocurrencies drop as high flyer altcoin Ripple trades 50% below peak

Ripple's price may also be falling amid concern over a feature that allows platforms using the token to freeze funds

Country's oil demand growth weakest since 2013 as economy declines

Cash ban, new sales tax affected oil demand in 2017 and diesel demand grew 3.3% and gasoline use rose 7.1%: Analysts

Bitcoin prices can drop by half and China's miners will still make money

Even at the country's highest regulated electricity tariff, miners can profit from bitcoin as long as it's worth more than $6,925

Beluga XL: Airbus's whale of a plane will take to the skies in summer

The aircraft, named for its resemblance to the dome-headed, hunch-backed white whale of the Arctic, is awaiting the installation of its two engines before starting ground tests, with work on a second

N Korea wins Olympics trip but nuclear weapons still the bone of contention

North Korea's participation in the Winter Games starting February 9 brings potential benefits to the troubled Korean peninsula, which has been divided for more than 70 years

North Korea wins Olympics trip, but discord remains over nuclear weapons

North Korea's participation in the Winter Games starting February 9 brings potential benefits to the troubled Korean peninsula, which has been divided for more than 70 years

Japanese co-working space WeWork lets staff bring dogs and kids to office

Pets are already a feature at the startup's locations from London to New York

UBS says investors won't make money on Indian stocks this year

Sees Nifty 50 Index closing at around 10,500 points on December 31, 2018; results will disappoint consensus estimate of 22% growth for FY19

Indian stock euphoria to fizzle out, investor won't make much money: UBS

Even as most investors expect stocks to rally this year on the back of stronger earnings growth, UBS says results will disappoint the consensus estimate of 22% growth for FY19

Bitcoin is plummeting, and it's dragging down other cryptocurrencies too

Bitcoin slumped as much as 17 per cent to $14,820, the most in more than two weeks

Jeff Bezos is now worth $105 bn, it's more than what Bill Gates ever was

The latest jump has pushed Bezos's fortune definitively above the high reached by Microsoft Corp.'s Bill Gates in 1999

World's busiest air routes: Tiny South Korean island beats London, New York

The beaches and resorts of Jeju, an island off the southernmost tip of the Korean peninsula, have drawn local holiday-makers for decades

Why Adani must refinance $256 mn of its Carmichael loan by November

The project has drawn ire from environmentalists, who say it will endanger the health of the nation's Great Barrier Reef