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After India deals, PVR sets eyes on foreign markets like Saudi, Sri Lanka

According to PVR's CFO Nitin Sood, PVR is targeting the markets which are just opening up, like Saudi Arabia

JSPL may split biz to trim Rs 420 bn debt, sell 30% of Oman unit via IPO

Jindal Steel will seek to progressively sell about 30 per cent of the Oman unit over two to three years

Bartering, secret oil shipments could help Iran deal with US sanctions

China, Turkey and India will likely continue to buy Iranian oil after the resumption of sanctions on November 4

Looming US sanctions: Iran's oil woes rekindle hedge fund optimism

The Persian Gulf nation shipped just under 2.1 million barrels a day of crude and condensates in August

China will beat US to take world's largest economy crown; what after that?

China is expected to expand an average of 1.8 per cent a year between 2030 and 2060, a smidge behind the US

US sanctions to hit hard, but here's what Iran can do to counter them

Are US sanctions enough to shut down Islamic Republic's economic lifeline?

Rupee weakness may push Reserve Bank to tighten monetary policy

The Indian currency lost 3.5% last month and is the worst performer in Asia so far this year

Is the world staring at a textbook emerging market crisis beyond Turkey?

Total emerging market borrowing increased from $21 trn in 2007 to $63 trn in 2017 and EMs need to repay or refinance around $1.5 trn in debt in 2019 and again in 2020

Valuations, premium, earnings: India stock market surge explained in charts

The beat isn't prompting investors and analysts to sound the all-clear for Indian equities just yet

Biggest bond inflow in 7 months fails to rescue rupee; headwinds to persist

A rout in emerging-market currencies, elevated oil prices and fears of fiscal slippage before a general election next year have combined to make the rupee Asia's worst performer in 2018

Crazy Rich Asians' US labour day weekend theatre sales strongest in years

Tale of Singapore elite leads box office for third weekend, Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible Fallout leads on global revenues

Siri, Alexa may have made your lives easier, but can they also educate you?

High-tech digital assistants channel a very old form of literacy

Turkey's inflation to trade worries, factors that will drive EMs this week

The US is leaning toward slapping fresh tariffs on Chinese imports as early as this week, affecting a further $200 billion of goods

India's world-beating growth not enough to end deep jobs drought

Holding India back are glacial economic reforms, a fragile banking sector, rigid labour laws and a spotty educational system

India, the fastest-growing major economy, holds shaky crown as risks build

Data on Friday showed gross domestic product grew 8.2 percent in the three months ended June from a year ago, the fastest in nine quarters

How India's cash ban failed even to create a bank savings culture

For most Indians, the defining experience of demonetization was losing access to their bank accounts

Why Pakistan's new PM should look to IMF and not China for a bailout

Turkey's crisis dragged emerging markets back into bear territory this week, a warning to Pakistan about what may lie ahead

Amid the Amazon chatter, Walmart proves it's grocery-war winner

Walmart posted its best quarterly sales growth in the grocery category in nine years, fueled by an improved selection of low-priced produce, meat and bakery items

Trade war: Donald Trump tariffs to stay on Turkey; Qatar offers aid

After hitting a record low of 7.24 this week, the lira gained some support from Qatar's investment pledge and rose to 5.76 against the US currency

Seeking breakthrough in trade talks, China sends a feisty bureaucrat to US

Wang is a key official leading China's trade talks worldwide and he led an advance team to Washington in May