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Inside the $5 billion Gigafactory that will decide Tesla's fate

Oil price collapse hits jet sales

Sales of new private aircraft fell 16% in the first quarter

'I hate her': Redstone competency trial opens with drama

Herzer claims Redstone, the controlling shareholder of CBS and Viacom, wasn't mentally capable in October, when he kicked her out of his mansion and ended her oversight of his medical care

North Korea can't stamp out its unofficial economy

Biggest state in Malaysia votes in test for Najib

The premier needs a strong showing in the state for his coalition as he fends off a public campaign to get him to quit

Panama Papers: whistleblower breaks silence, offers to help

'John Doe' says papers may lead to thousands of cases; seeks immunity in exchange for assistance

Reckitt Benckiser shareholders protest CEO's pay package

The company's pay policy was rebuffed by 24 per cent of those who voted

China bad loans point to $1 trillion of losses

The IMF said last month that the nation may have $1.3 trillion of risky loans, with potential losses equivalent to 7% of gross domestic product

Stocks cap biggest weekly drop since mid-February

The Sensex lost 0.1 per cent at close in Mumbai, paring losses of as much as 0.8 per cent

Tesla's ambition to turn the tale of auto industry

Plans to produce 500,000 electric cars every year starting 2018

HDFC Life picks banks for IPO

Citi, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley and Kotak to arrange $400-mn public issue

Stocks rebound from three-week low

Housing Development Finance was the biggest gainer on the Sensex after the lender picked banks to arrange an Initial Public Offering of its life insurance venture

Quintiles, IMS Health to merge in $9-bn deal

IMS Health shareholders will receive 0.384 share of Quintiles common stock for each of their shares, and they will own about 51.4 per cent of the combined business

US orders recall of 40 mn more Takata airbags

Airbag defect traced to moisture, temperature

Sensex declines for third day

The S&P BSE Sensex lost 0.5% to 25,101.7 at the close in Mumbai, its lowest level in three weeks

The super rich were the first to bail during the financial crisis

Study says top 0.1% of taxpayers unloaded at elevated rates; one possibility is they think they're better at market timing

Apple's plan to sell refurbished iPhones rejected

Samsung, Moto, LG and Sony to benefit from govt decision

Dollar rises from 1-year low as Lockhart says June meeting live

Australia central bank cuts rates to record low

If Trump becomes president, foreign firms may leave US: Survey