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Tax me, says Exxon Mobil, in support for climate talks

Supports meaningful action to address risks of climate change as long as it preserved access to the reliable and affordable energy

Sensex declines for second day as metal makers retreat

Vedanta and Hindalco Industries, the largest copper and aluminum producers, slid for a second day this week

Mid-cap stocks climb to 5-week high

Indian Hotels Co, which operates the Taj Group of hotels, jumped the most in 21 months, while rival EIH rallied to an 11-month high

Govt to tighten curbs on steel imports to aid local producers

The curbs, which could include additional measures, may be announced in about two weeks

Aashish Bhinde: Reluctant banker now the king of $10 bn in tech deals

Aashish Bhinde's 19-person team at Avendus Capital Pvt has advised on more Internet deals than any other bank

Reserve Bank of Australia holds rates at record low

Australia's Reserve Bank decided to keep the rate at 2%, after a boost in consumer confidence and rise in employment in October

AirAsia 8501 found to have crashed on rudder fault

AirAsia is seeking to move on from the tragedy as it braces for its slowest revenue growth in at least a dozen years

Euro area's modest recovery sets scene for Draghi stimulus

Samsung shuffle gives younger Lee first test to show who's boss

Paris climate talks a test of global resolve: Obama

Bill Gates leads billionaires in $2-billion climate investment

Equity rout costs world's biggest pension fund $64 bn in losses

GPIF hadn't posted a quarterly loss since the three months through March 2014

Sensex posts biggest monthly drop since August

The S&P BSE Sensex rose less than 0.1 per cent to 26,145.67 at the close, after changing direction at least 20 times

Protesters block luxury stores in Chicago on Black Friday

Regulators reject Delta claim over Tokyo route

Ikea developing a table that tells you what to cook

The table can suggest recipes and preparation techniques

Singapore to be millionaire nation

One in 30 Singaporeans would be millionaires by 2020

Rare treasures in Phillips's first Hong Kong watch auction

Oil majors queue up in Iran

Open season on China's securities firms

The crackdown since the sell-off has ensnared executives and regulators, with restrictions imposed on short selling