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Robots replacing Japan farmers may help preserve food security

Japan plans to spend 4 billion yen ($36 million) in the year through March to promote farm automation and help develop 20 different types of robots

Hollywood red flags set-top box plan

The Federal Communications Commission voted in February to begin drafting rules that will open cable and satellite providers' devices to competition

Prince's push for control over his music set an example for today's artistes

Tipping is coming to Uber, and how

Yahoo! could shortlist its first set of bidders by next week

Volkswagen doubles provisions for cheating scandal to $18.2 bn

CEO Matthias Mueller expects to weather the crisis without cutting jobs

Survey finds Rajan getting an extension at RBI

Economists believe Raghuram Rajan is likely to stay on as India's central bank governor after his term ends in September, a Bloomberg survey found

Sensex ends 6-day advance

Blackstone's profit falls 77%

Microsoft's profit skids

Net income declined to $3.76 billion, or 47 cents a share

Investors call for internal probe of SoftBank's Nikesh Arora

Masayoshi Son, Chairman & CEO of Softbank says he has "one thousand per cent confidence" in Arora

Soros says China's debt-fuelled growth echoes US in 2007-08

Says China's March credit-growth figures should be viewed as a warning sign

China's economic recovery masking financial risks, Fitch says

Standard & Poor's and Moody's Investors Service cut China's long-term credit rating outlook to negative last month

China freezes listing of finance firms

Policymakers are cracking down on internet-based unconventional financing that may stoke social unrest

SBI, ICICI Bank gain as Sensex fluctuates

Mitsubishi Motors admits manipulating fuel test data

he company's manipulation of tests would further intensify scrutiny of the auto industry after Volkswagen AG's admission last year that it rigged diesel models with software to meet US emissions stand

BlackRock joins hands in $46-billion Japan pullout

Losing the faith of foreign investors would be a blow to Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe

India's thirst for oil is overtaking China's

India's rise dovetails with a reopening by Iran, once the second-biggest producer in Opec until sanctions choked output and investments

Prada profit falls to five-year low

Prada has been hurt by collapsing demand in China, the strong dollar and terror attacks in Europe

Three oil majors have debt ratings cut by Moody's on price rout

Chevron and Shell's ratings were lowered to Aa2, the third-highest grade, from Aa1