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Shareholder Anil Agarwal offers mining giant Anglo help to expand in India

The mining tycoon wasn't explicit about whether he wanted to assist Anglo with increasing sales to India or to start operating mines there

Oaktree Capital says India a key market, another growth engine in 3-5 years

Oaktree, which has about $100 billion of assets under management, doesn't have an onshore presence in India

Ex-Goldman trader teams up with millennials to make AI dark pool

The company is currently awaiting approval from the US Securities and Exchange Commission

Govt asks oil retailers not to raise petrol, diesel prices: Sources

Companies including IOC, Bharat Petroleum and HPCL will have bear a loss of up to Rs 1 per litre on sale of diesel and gasoline

Aluminum prices near highest since 2012 as US Rusal Sanctions bite

The metal advanced as much as 3.5 percent on Wednesday to $2,277.50 a metric ton on the London Metal Exchange

'Who is going to protect us from Facebook?': US lawmakers ask Zuckerberg

While the criticism was bipartisan, members of the Democratic minority were more assertive in saying expanded government regulation is the answer

IHH likely to bid for Fortis hospitals, take on TPG-backed firm's offer

It is currently discussing the potential level of the bid, said others

Flipkart said to be leaning towards selling stake to Walmart over Amazon

If completed, the deal would give Walmart a major stake in an emerging market of 1.3 billion people

Apple is the richest company, so where are all the billionaires?

The iPhone-maker is the world's most valuable company, with a market capitalisation of $879 billion

China's fintech leader worth 50% more than Goldman with $150-bn Valuation

China's biggest fintech company's valuation joins elite club of lenders and insurers

Facebook's China argument revealed in Mark Zuckerberg's hearing notes

Zuckerberg was speaking during the first of two days of testimony to Congress, after a data leak sparked the worst crisis in the company's history

Six takeaways from Mark Zuckerberg's time in the Senate spotlight

While Zuckerberg avoided major blunders, it was clear after his first day of testimony that there's a growing appetite to impose laws that would govern the behavior of Facebook

Govt's social sector spending inadequate by global standards, says RBI

The budget "is confronted with a tight trade-off between the rigors of fiscal consolidation and the demands for stimulating the economy," the RBI said

India's grip on vital Chabahar port loosens as Iran looks towards China

While it's unclear whether China will take up Iran's offer, the involvement of a cash-rich and expansionist Beijing would almost certainly speed up development of the port

Apple, world's most valuable company, seeds few of world's biggest fortunes

CEO Tim Cook has a $600 million fortune, which reflects a pay program that's restrained relative to the company's size and performance

Oil slip for India? Eye on west coast refinery, Saudi aiming for $80 price

Crude oil's rally to $70 a barrel is threatening to clip India's economic wings; while India would like to see the prices at $50 a barrel, Saudi Arabia is said to be aiming for oil near $80

Aramco, Total SA to build a $5-bn petrochemical complex in Saudi Arabia

Steam cracker will feed $4 billion specialty-chemical plants

Airbus, Lockheed Martin rush to tap India's $620 billion defence market

Narendra Modi's local manufacturing plan seen as catalyst in defence

US Congress working on legislation for payment to songwriters, producers

Trade organizations for the music business and technology firms are proposing a new system to compensate songwriters

Why Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is winning the US Senate hearings

The social-media giant's economic model emerged unscathed despite hours of questions from senators