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Which is better? How Samsung's New Galaxy S10 compares to the iPhone XS Max

The Samsung flagship goes on sale just a few months after Apple's revamped competitor, so which is better?

Why hiding wealth is now harder than ever for China's billionaires

The crackdown comes as wealth in the Middle Kingdom reaches new heights. A Chinese billionaire was minted every few days in 2018, according to a UBS Group AG

Jet Airways bailout: Why the airline's second take-off may be doomed

On paper, the plan looks like it may work. Yet Jet shares, which have dropped 70 per cent over the past year, haven't reacted

France court orders UBS to pay $5.1 billion for Swiss accounts scandal

Paris court finds UBS guilty of helping wealthy French clients stash funds in undeclared Swiss accounts.

Sensex advances for first time in 10 days on back of positive global cues

The 30-share index rose 404 points, or 1.14 per cent, to end at 35,756, while the Nifty snapped its eight-day losing streak, ending 131 points or 1.24 per cent higher at 10,735

India's $15 billion fighter jet deal faces delay - not for the first time

While India wants to upgrade its fleet, there's one big road block: New Delhi's famed red tape

In Norway, the richest Scandinavians are debating how to get $2.2 billion

Excluding its giant piggy bank, Norway's budget deficits amount to more than 7 per cent of gross domestic product

Cow vigilantes in India killed at least 44 people in last 3 yrs: Report

The report, which also highlights the impact these so-called cow vigilantes have had on the rural economy, comes ahead of national elections

The US, not China, is the real currency manipulator: Here's why

The yuan has been tracking the dollar, so any volatility begins at home in Washington

Be careful what you wish for: Mugabe's ouster has left Zimbabwe in chaos

It's a scenario that's played out all too often when a strongman who has ruled for decades leaves the stage

Shutting out foreign funds hurts India's bad-debt market, says BofA

In the past year, the US lender has had to team up with local asset reconstruction companies to purchase loans made to firms including Seven Hills Hospitals and GTL Infrastructure Ltd. that had soured

Despite an urgent need, India keeps fighter jet makers waiting for decades

India, which is hosting its flagship air show this week, has derailed plans by Lockheed and Boeing to breathe new life into their aging F-16 and F-18 programs

Will Kim give up N Korea's nuclear crown jewel Yongbyon at Trump summit?

A deal to shutter Yongbyon would represent Trump's first tangible victory toward reducing Kim's nuclear capacity since he granted an unprecedented meeting last June

Sensex, Nifty end lower for ninth straight session; TCS, Infosys fall

Fears that India may escalate its response to a deadly attack on a CRPF convoy last week and uncertainty over the outcome of the national elections also weighed on sentiment

Politics has an unlikely victim: A plan that could end India's fuel worries

The Maharashtra government has decided to relocate the proposed $44 billion oil refinery project to be built with investments from Saudi Arabia

Carlos Ghosn assembles 'All-Star' defence lawyers as trial looms

Ghosn's new defense team may explore several legal arguments to discredit the state's case both in court and in the media, according to legal experts in Japan

NPA woes: India beats Italy to have world's worst non-performing loan ratio

RBI said in December that the ratio for banks fell for the first time since 2015, though it's still 'high for comfort'

Sensex breaks longest losing streak since 2013 on RBI cash boost to govt

But looking beyond this event, election is the biggest factor as the nation stares at an uncertain outcome, say experts

Valuations attractive: JP Morgan paints rosy outlook for emerging markets

Both the US and China want a trade deal, and that would bring relief to the assets, including those in China

Explainer: Why Jet Airways is selling a majority stake for Re 1

Jet Airways has defaulted on loans that were due by December 31 and has delayed payments to staff and lessors