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US manufacturing output hits 10-year low as world slowdown widens: ISM

Treasury yields plummeted, the dollar erased gains and US stocks swung to losses after the report

Hong Kong's retail woes deepen as violent protests deter Chinese shoppers

Retail sales forecast for Hong Kong have fallen 14 per cent in August from a year ago and hotel occupancy rates have slid to 66 per cent from 94 per cent in August 2018

Dismal start to US automobile sales sounds alarm that collapse is here

The severity of the slide stokes fears that a long-anticipated car sales collapse may be arriving

Donald Trump calls impeachment 'coup' as watchdog set to brief Congress

The tweet marked the seventh time this year that he's tweeted that he's been the subject of a coup attempt

Donald Trump blames US Federal Reserve after weak factory output numbers

The outburst followed the release of the Institute for Supply Management's factory index, which slipped to its lowest level since June 2009

Govt to submit probe report on Indiabulls by the end of October

Indiabulls Housing Finance, Indiabulls Ventures, Indiabulls Real Estate are being probed for potential wrongdoing by the Registrar of Companies

Indiabulls seeks early hearing on fraud charges after record share slump

The development represents an effort to get out ahead of recent headlines that contributed to its share price losing an unprecedented 34% slump on Monday. Shares rebounded 5% on Tuesday

World's biggest money manager keen to add to its holdings of Indian bonds

Rupee debt sold off in the past two months, the longest run of losses in a year, after the government's surprise $20 billion tax cut sparked fears of missing deficit targets

Trump allies Giuliani, Pompeo, Barr drawn deeper into impeachment focus

The rapid-fire developments expanded the potential scope of the House's inquiry, which began last week after revelations of Trump's call with Zelensky

Why do credit rating agencies keep missing big Indian company defaults?

India's major rating firms include Crisil, the Indian unit of S&P Global; ICRA, the local unit of Moody's Investors Service

Can a land bank be the solution to India's huge shadow bank crisis?

India's banks are rapidly losing faith in the shadow financiers that lend to property builders

Forever 21 files for bankruptcy, will shutter most stores in Asia, Europe

Forever 21 has obtained $275 million in financing from lenders with JPMorgan Chase & Co. as agent, as well as $75 million in new capital from TPG Sixth Street Partners and its affiliated funds

Rate cuts fail to cheer bond market worried about Modi govt's borrowing

All eyes are now on the government's financing plans for the fiscal second half due today, with traders concerned that the authorities could increase bond sales beyond the Rs 2.68 trillion set earlier

Trump's plan to delist Chinese stocks has left adults shaking their heads

China's financial elites now see the U.S. shifting the front of its trade war to financial markets - in part because its campaigns on the tariff and technology fronts haven't been going so well

Fed-up European Union eyes a tit-for-tat response to Trump's tariff tactics

This is despite the fact that the two sides reached a "mutually acceptable solution" to the issue in 2006

Why the festival season may not bring much cheer despite tax cuts by govt

Car sales in August fell the most on record and Maruti Suzuki India Ltd

Elon Musk outlines plans for vehicle he expects to take humans to Mars

The goal is to make "space travel like air travel", Musk said, during a highly technical presentation from the company's Boca Chica test site near Brownsville, Texas

No plans to block Chinese firms from US stock exchanges: Treasury official

The administration is not contemplating blocking Chinese companies from listing shares on US stock exchanges at this time

When Modi govt is seen borrowing more, rate cuts fail to boost bonds

The concerns persist even after an assurance from a government official that the borrowing plan remains unchanged

Softbank bets on former Sprint boss Marcelo Claure to fix WeWork

Masayoshi Son, the head of SoftBank, has asked the former CEO of Sprint to take a more hands-on role helping oversee a cleanup of the office-rental company from his position at SoftBank