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Lakhvi freed by Pak court, irking India

HSBC ordered to pay $1.1-bn bail

HSBC on Wednesday was informed it was placed under formal criminal investigation regarding its private bank's conduct in 2006 and 2007

Photos show China's 'great wall of sand' in South China Sea

Artificial islands could help China anchor its territorial claims and potentially develop bases in waters that host some of the world's busiest shipping lanes

Shell-BG deal puts pressure on big oil to consolidate again

Ben van Beurden is unlikely to be alone among the chief executive officers of the world's largest oil companies in thinking that valuations are looking very persuasive

Forget interest rates, Fed has another big decision to make in the next year

Shrinking the $4.2 trillion portfolio will add to the monetary tightening from increases in the benchmark interest rate officials envision for this year

Sensex climbs to 3-week high

Uber is winning over Americans' expense accounts

Uber has added several features catering to businesses in the last year like teaming up with American Express

FedEx to buy TNT for $4.8 bn after UPS blocked in 2013

FedEx has a chance to succeed where UPS failed as it has less overlap with TNT and has agreed to shed TNT's airline operations in an effort to win approval

Modi's water deficit spurs French utilities to seek India growth

US service industries sustained pace of growth in March

Japan Post bond sales seen facilitating BoJ stimulus expansion

Once over $12 trillion, world's forex reserves are now shrinking

The drop in reserves could make it harder for emerging-market countries to boost their money supply and shore up faltering economic growth

March jobs report was a wake-up call about the impact of strong $

Private sector job growth slowed to the weakest pace since December of 2013 as manufacturing employment fell into contraction

What the nuclear accord means for biz opportunities in Iran

Big business might have to wait a little longer before dealing with Tehran

Antitrust and other inquiries in Europe target US technology companies

The European antitrust investigation into Google appears to be heating up. More European countries are looking into Facebook's privacy settings

Lubitz researched suicide, cockpit doors before crash

Stanchart Europe, West Asia chief Shankar resigns

Shankar, 57, will step down from the board on April 30

Buffett says Greek exit from euro 'may not be a bad thing'

Europe's most-indebted state is locked in negotiations with euro area countries and the IMF over the terms of its $260 billion rescue

Mukesh Ambani sets sights on Israel in quest for start-ups

Private equity and venture capital funding in Indian internet firms rose almost sixfold in 2014 from a year earlier, according to a Morgan Stanley report

Apple Pay running into hurdles at checkout counter: Survey