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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

How Malvinder and Shivinder Singh burned through $2 bn for their guru

Gurinder Singh Dhillon is a key character in the unravelling of the financial and health-care empire owned by the Singh brothers

EMs on cusp of a bear market; investors cautious amid global headwinds

There's no indication of a bigger blowup that will sharply curb global growth

For robot-driving, some want to reprogram pedestrians crossing streets

An Uber self-driving car killed a woman in Arizona who was walking a bicycle across the street at night

Recep Tayyip Erdogan moves to boost economic ties with Europe, Middle East

Erdogan's overtures to Europe suggest he's prepared to mend ties strained by past diplomatic clashes

New York-style steakhouses are now looking at Japan for expansion

The reasons are myriad, ranging from restrictions on US beef imports to Japan's economic recovery, as well as anticipation of the 2020 Olympics

Why Mukesh Ambani's Reliance, not Walmart, is Amazon's real rival in India

The core contest comes down to warehouses as foreign-funded firms aren't allowed to hold e-commerce inventory in India

Tencent Holdings records surprise drop in profit on game approval freeze

After soaring into the ranks of the world's biggest companies, Tencent has lost more than $150 billion of market value as the company was unable to monetise new games

Why the CEO of Singapore's Sunningdale Tech, Koh Boon Hwee, fired himself

At Sunningdale Tech, Koh stepped down after four years in charge in 2008

India's biggest trade deficit in more than five years adds to rupee's woes

While a weaker rupee is positive for exports, it poses an inflation risk for a nation that imports more than 80 per cent of its crude-oil needs

Did Elon Musk jump the gun over his announcement to take Tesla private?

Goldman Sachs hadn't been formally tapped as a financial adviser by Tesla when Musk revealed he may take the electric-car maker off the market and said he'd secured the funding to do so

Alphabet mulls timber made buildings for 'city of the future' in Toronto

If the proposal goes through, Quayside, which will include about 3,000 residential units, would be the largest development built primarily with tall timber

Trump disparaged son, Harriet Tubman, says former White House aide's book

Trump regularly mocked Education Secretary Betsy DeVos behind her back as "ditzy," former director of communications for the White House Office of Public Liaison, Manigault-Newman wrote

India may cut 50% of Iran oil imports to secure US waiver for shipments

India continued with Iranian imports even after Trump announced in May that he was withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear deal

Silicon Valley's unicorn elite create wealth like never before

The rise of unicorns-the once-rare class of private companies valued at more than $1 billion-means their founders have huge stakes worth astonishing amounts

Migration crisis: Can it 'make or break' EU over question of borders

The economic benefits are huge, and public opposition is softening

Why France's victory in FIFA World Cup 2018 won't help Macron's score

The French president promised to achieve his economic goals; public patience is running out

Trade war: China may be moving gradually towards selective retaliation

How China responds to the latest Trump threat is complicated by the fact it imported $130 billion of US goods last year

Trade war: China, US hint at resuming talks after Trump's new tariff threat

Washington and Beijing now have about seven weeks to strike a deal or dig in for a trade war that could upend corporate supply chains and raise prices for consumers around the world

Why Donald Trump's policies are making Asian junk investors nervous

Liquidity in Asian high yield is so bad that, after a little haggling, a bond quoted at 94 cents on the dollar can be had for 91 cents