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US ban on Huawei presents Nokia, Ericsson with a huge opportunity

The Chinese supplier's supremacy is being challenged by its Nordic rivals

Apple may hit $1 trn m-cap again if US, China strike trade deal: Analyst

A resolution of the trade spat at the Group of 20 meeting in Japan at the end of the month could add $20 to $25 per share for Apple in coming months, the analyst said

Why 5G is the next headache for some of India's richest businessmen

Operators may soon decide how much more pain they can endure for a high-speed wireless network that can offer better user experience

Time to take money out of India's stocks, says SBI Life Insurance CIO

As the euphoria generated by Modi's re-election settles down, investors are turning their attention to how the new government plans to bolster a slowing economy

MSCI boost turns Saudi Arabian stocks into emerging market millstone

Inflows into exchange-traded funds accelerated this year as the MSCI upgrade approached, and have continued since May 28

Oyo Hotels plans $300 million push in US market: CEO Ritesh Agarwal

Oyo, which opened its first US hotel at the beginning of the year, plans to invest $300 million to expand in the country, Chief Executive Officer Ritesh Agarwal said in an interview

Why Facebook's cryptocurrency project faces pushback from US lawmakers

The scrutiny shows the risks for a corporate titan like Facebook of moving into a controversial industry like cryptocurrencies

NBFCs face $15.8 bn of maturing debt amid cash crunch, credibility crisis

Refinancing the obligations poses a challenge as investor concerns flare amid mounting problems such as auditors quitting, repayment problems and allegations of embezzlement

Donald Trump blasts ECB's Mario Draghi, China for weak currencies

"Mario Draghi just announced more stimulus could come, which immediately dropped the euro against the dollar, making it unfairly easier for them to compete against the USA," Trump tweeted

Blackstone-backed India REIT wins over investors amid low interest rates

Interest rates in India are on a downward trajectory after the central bank cut borrowing costs three times since January

World's top bicycle maker says the era of 'Made in China' is over

Giant is part of a growing number of global firms that are pivoting production out of China in reaction to the increasingly hostile trade relations

Facebook wants its cryptocurrency Libra to one day rival the dollar

To come anywhere close to matching the US dollar for utility and acceptance, Libra will need to be widely trusted

$40 billion in just 7 yrs! India's exotic funds, a time-bomb for investors

Exotic funds, designed for wealthy investors, have grown to $40 billion from nothing in just seven years, expanding by 71% in the 12 months through March

Why an obscure hydrocarbon may be carrying bad news for the global economy

That product is naphtha, something used to make a vast array of goods while also being integral to churning out gasoline

Boeing records zero new plane orders in Paris, Airbus jumps ahead

There's room to run up the score, said Airbus Chief Executive Officer Guillaume Faury

Chinese lenders demand at least $2.1 billion from Anil Ambani's RCom

State-owned China Development Bank, with loans worth Rs 9,860 crore ($1.4 billion) was the biggest creditor to the indebted telecom company, according to a filing made by the company to stock exchange

YES Bank plans to raise $1.2 bn to boost capital, says CEO Ravneet Gill

Gill took over in March pledging to improve transparency after his predecessor, founder Rana Kapoor, was forced out by the Indian central bank for inadequate disclosure of stressed loans

Bitcoin climbs to one-year high on Facebook cryptocurrencies pact report

Crypto-linked stocks also rose in Asia, with Remixpoint jumping 6%

WeWork considering $1.9 billion deal for control of India unit

Adding India to its asset portfolio may benefit WeWork as it preps for its initial public offering

Misleading GDP data: PM Modi's narrative of 7% growth has done real damage

India's level of economic output may be overstated by anywhere between 9 per cent and 21 per cent