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Jain says European banks face 'asymmetry' on US capital rules

Xiaomi plots move to Europe and beyond with phones, smart homes

Unprecedented sugar glut sweeps world

Greece pays back IMF loan

Greece repaid a loan due Monday to the International Monetary Fund, further depleting cash reserves that risk running out this month unless a deal is reached with European partners

One million protesters push Brazil to pledge corruption fight

Sunday's protests were bigger than the June 2013 demonstrations in which more than a million people decried deficient public services and demanded an end to corruption

P&G to explore sale or IPO of beauty brands

The company's beauty unit includes an array of brands such as Covergirl makeup, SKII skin cream and Herbal Essence shampoo, along with fragrances

Sensex drops to 5-week low

Värde, KKR, Deutsche buy GE's Australia finance arm

China's Li vows to prop up growth; painful reforms likely

Says the govt will deploy 'targeted macroeconomic regulations' if growth drifts towards the limit of its range and cuts into jobs or income

Heinz slashes 7,400 jobs in 20 months under 3G

Heinz had 24,500 full time employees as of December 28, the Pittsburgh-based company said on Friday in a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission

Buffett follows 'avarice' warning by keeping $100,000 salary

In a longer-than-usual letter to shareholders celebrating his fiftieth year managing the company, Buffett explained what he expects of the next generation of leadership

Apple Watch could make gold cool again

While the watch won't move the price of gold, the publicity benefits the metal that in the US and Europe suffers from a reputation as old-fashioned

SpiceJet says got offers from foreign airlines to buy stake

Ajay Singh declined to name the carriers that have approached his company

Temasek, Carmignac said to be in talks for ICICI insurance stake

The lender plans to complete the pact to sell about 5% of ICICI Prudential Life Insurance by March-end

Google CFO Patrick Pichette to retire

Drop in corporate earnings forecasts bottoming out as interest rates fall

Sensex falls to 1-month low amid Fed rate bets

Cairn India decreased to the lowest price since July 2009 after Cairn Energy said it got a $1.6-billion demand from Indian tax authorities

India's beef boom threatened as old tensions flare

The country ranks sixth in the world among beef consumers, and demand is up 4.2 per cent in the past five years

FirstRand eyes India expansion as law changes for bank investors

India is encouraging investment to help fund improvements in infrastructure

Emerging market stocks extend losses

The MSCI Emerging Markets Index decreased for the seventh day as all 10 industry groups declined, led by technology shares