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China blasts US, South Korea missile defence deployment

Monsoon revival drives longest India bond rally in 3 months

Rainfall 35% above normal in seven days ended July 6

India may raise foreign investment limit in media

Shares of Jagran Prakashan, publisher of the hindi newspapers jumped to 5.1 per cent and the stock closed at a record Rs 182.4 after the news

Stocks drop as TCS, Tata Steel tumble

On Tuesday, the index had dropped 112 points for the first time in six sessions as investors booked profits in recent gainers

Shanghai stocks rise above 3,000

Markets judge 6-session rally as overdone, snap it

GAIL India and Power Grid Corp were the biggest decliners on the S&P BSE Sensex

Tesla's deliveries miss due to 'extreme' production ramp-up

Even after increasing its production, the carmaker has had trouble getting its vehicles to customers fast enough to meet its targets

Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel dies

He died on Saturday, at his home in New York

Forget the foot: Brazil says Rio is ready for Olympics

Brazilian travel industry has already swooned amid a two-year recession, but govt is hoping some half-a-million foreigners will still come

China's manufacturing treads water

With PBOC remaining cautious, fiscal spending is stepping up

Time planning a rejig around video, live events

Where's London? EU quick to forget UK capital after Brexit

Most people in London rejected the Brexit vote

French PM to London financial firms: Welcome to Paris

We are working on measures that could help strengthen our attractiveness, says Manuel Valls

Bank of England's Carney halts pound's recovery

The UK currency extended its decline versus the euro into a second day Friday

Theresa May leads UK Tory race

May has 86 endorsements from fellow Tory lawmakers in her bid to take the helm of the party and the country, well ahead of her challengers

Everyone's a winner in the Brexit aftermath as doves rescue market

Boeing says building mid-range jet a matter of 'when'

Boeing's board must still green-light the effort, and the business case is challenging

Spotify's dispute with Apple speaks of an uncomfortable dependence on app stores

The Swedish company accused the iPhone maker earlier this week of blocking an update of Spotify's music streaming service from Apple's App Store to foster its Apple Music product

Crash spurs criticism of on-the-road testing

For groups that have lobbied for stronger safety rules, that's precisely what's wrong with U.S. regulators' increasingly anything-goes approach

Trafigura in talks to buy minority stake in Essar Oil

Trafigura could also get a stake in Essar's more than 2,000 retail fuel stations, a power plant, and the Vadinar port