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Piketty rejects 'ridiculous' allegations of data flaws

Says there's no mistake or error in his work

'China pushes banks to remove IBM servers'

Govt agencies are asking banks to remove IBM servers and replace them with a local brand as part of a trial programme, sources say

Cafe Coffee Day said to plan IPO at $1 bn

Cafe Coffee Day has 1,650 outlets in the country

Thai govt fund shuns local stocks as India a better buy

Apple seeks order blocking sale of some Samsung phones

Winning a ban may prove difficult for Apple because Koh, who also presided over the companies' first US trial in 2012

NTPC might build plant to run on imported coal

NTPC is weighing the plan amid delays in starting its first coal mine and Coal India, the nation's monopoly coal producer, missing output targets

Alibaba appeal prompts Flipkart to tap Chinese lesson

Sachin Bansal says India is different. We are going to build it in a different way here

In the Russia-China gas deal, did Putin win?

Narendra Modi to use courtship by world leaders to aid India's growth

JD.com founder Liu's wealth surges to $6.1 bn on IPO

eBay asks users to change passwords after cyber attack

Ruias consider delisting all Essar units

The Ruia brothers are overhauling Essar Group as Indian family-run companies, including Jaypee Group and GMR Group come under pressure to sell assets after racking up debt

Rubber glut seen persisting two more years on slowdown

Futures in Tokyo, the global benchmark contract, have tumbled 26% this year, touching a four-year low in April

Global sugar output stares at deficit on poor Brazil crop

Facebook insiders reap $7.2 billion in sales since IPO

Of those who have sold some shares, Mark Zuckerberg has cashed out the most, reaping $3.41 bn

Global wheat, corn yields seen suffering from El Nino: Study

Based on the area harvested worldwide in 2000, about 22% of wheat suffered a 'significant' negative impact from El Nino

Apple, Google settle patent battle

The two Silicon Valley technology giants drop lawsuits against one another and will work together to reform patent law

Credit Suisse close to guilty plea, $2.5-bn accord with US

The Zurich-based bank would pay about $1.7 bn to the Justice Department, at least $600 mn to the New York Department of Financial Services and $100 mn to the Federal Reserve

Meet the Italian who beat Google to web search

Massimo Marchiori unveiled his internet search engine 17 years ago, much before Larry Page invented Google along with Sergey Brin

Widodo gets Indonesia Islamic party support after poll win

PDI-P aims for a maximum four-party coalition, Secretary General Tjahjo Kumolo said May 10