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Google faces third EU antitrust fine within weeks, this time for AdSense

EU Competition Commissioner set to announce a penalty targeting the AdSense advertising service in the coming weeks.

Huawei's founder denies US spying claims, says he won't harm the world

Ren Zhengfei, the billionaire founder of Huawei Technologies, says he supports China's Communist Party but toe its line.

A trade secrets theft probe may give more weight to US case against Huawei

With intellectual property so fundamental to the US and its global dominance, fighting that battle starts to make the war against Huawei very real

Apple plans to cut back on hiring after selling fewer iPhones than expected

Apple sold fewer iPhones than expected in holiday season; CEO Tim Cook told employees company will avoid hiring freeze

France abandons Carlos Ghosn, calls for his dismissal as Renault CEO

Ghosn has been indicted for understating his income at Nissan by tens of millions of dollars and transferring personal trading losses to the carmaker

Remembering Jack Bogle, the man who helped investors save more than $1 trn

Bogle, who founded the Vanguard Group, squeezed profit margins on Wall Street, which he loudly and persistently criticised for treating investors poorly

Edelweiss Financial Services ties up $1.3 billion to buy India debt assets

It will use funds, which makes it the largest India dedicated alternative-investment unit, to buy and turn around stressed assets with "viable business models and potential of generating cash flows"

Forget trade war. China already in crisis with bankrupt firms, gutted banks

Car sales fell last year in China for the first time in more than two decades

China to enjoy Game of Thrones on smartphones as Tencent wins rights

Game of Thrones is coming to phones in China as Tencent wins exclusive rights

How Chinese counterfeiters are using social media to evade online crackdown

New law can fine online retailers for fakes on their platforms

It's not 1945 anymore; Britain should get used to being a small country

Europe is full of former imperial powers that have adjusted to their diminished status. The UK needs to find a way to do the same

Luxury concierges offer 'bespoke experiences' in fight for the ultra-rich

For a few hundred thousand dollars a year, London-based Quintessentially promises all the spontaneity and bragworthy experiences any 1-Percenter could want

Oil dips to $52 as US production surge stokes fears of global glut

Brent for March settlement advanced 2 cents to $60.66 a barrel on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange after falling 1 percent

Trump orders thousands to work without pay to blunt shutdown disruption

Paychecks for some 800,000 government employees have been halted amid the lapse in federal funding, including about 420,000 who have been forced to work anyway

Market players prepare for next step after May's Brexit vote defeat

Many believe there's an increased chance Britons will get to vote again in a national ballot on Brexit -- a repeat of the 2016 vote that triggered May's rise to the helm

Expectations belied: Investors jilted over Volkswagen-Ford marriage

Wall Street was hoping for a blockbuster deal, such as the billions of dollars General Motors Co. landed for its self-driving unit from Honda and SoftBank Vision Fund last year

Govt won't share limited Iran oil with private refiners: Sources

India private refiners have greater agility in oil sourcing

Qualcomm's business model is on trial over a $7.50 per-iPhone fee

iPhone maker's complaint about fee follows deal Jobs accepted

Looming Brexit vote prompts Citi to advise against trading the pound today

Expected defeat for May in Brexit vote to boost volatility

Why RBI under Shaktikanta Das could go for interest rate cut next month

A slowdown in the world economy, the trade war and skittish financial markets are forcing policy makers to express fresh caution about their scope for tightening monetary policy