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Trump floats friendship with North Korea's Kim after fresh barb

Trump last week told South Korea's parliament that the dictator had turned North Korea into 'a hell that no person deserves'

Lyft set to claim third of US market in 2017

This year, Lyft is on pace for $1.5 billion in net revenue

Mnuchin stands by contention that GOP tax cut to be biggest ever

'It is the biggest tax cut in history on mostly every single part of the plan'

Wall Street titans poised to grow in China

Some banks stood by China ventures, while others withdrew or stayed out

APEC ministers vow to fight protectionism

In a statement issued three days after members began meeting in Danang, ministers vowed to recommit to fight protectionism

Emirates negotiates to buy A380s worth $16 billion

Airbus has been working to secure a follow-on order for the four-engine model from Emirates

Putin urges formal talks with Trump

The comments came after US President Donald Trump ducked out of holding a formal meeting at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit

Alibaba Singles' Day breaks sales record, rakes in $18 bn in 13 hours

The annual frenzy had already hit $8.6 billion in sales in the first hour after starting at midnight, and by 8 am some 82 brands had topped 100-million yuan in sale

Trade deal that Trump quit gets new lease of life

Champagne cautioned there was months of work ahead to bring the TPP to completion

Elon Musk's most-liked Instagram post touches a nerve in Turkey

To many Turks, Ataturk represents values Erdogan has been bent on disrupting, namely: secular, European and progressive

Catalonia bows to Spanish authority as Rajoy's strategy prevails

Spanish stocks and bonds jumped on signs that normality is returning to the country's biggest regional economy

Trump may announce Fed chair pick on Thursday

Trump teased the announcement Friday by tweeting out a video promoting the event to his 41 million Twitter followers

Missing piece of global growth jigsaw may be falling into place

The thinking is that capital investment, or capex, will stoke not just demand, but ultimately higher wages and inflation

Three charged in Trump-Russia collusion probe

Those accusations in Washington federal court, arriving after a months-long probe, indicate that Mueller's effort is intensifying

Facebook stumbles with early effort to stamp out fake news

The flaws highlight a fundamental question that will be asked this week when internet companies testify in front of Congressional committees

Oil prices firm above $60 on supply cut

Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman last week backed extending production cuts by the Opec

Citi ups sensex target to 33,800

Citibank now expects 13 per cent earnings growth in FY18, down from the earlier projection of 18 per cent

Toyota explores airless tyres to build lighter electric vehicles

However, this technology is still unproven on passenger cars, and manufacturers will need to convince that they are safe

China warns North Korea mountain may implode from more nuclear tests

North Korea's future nuclear tests could blow the top off a mountain and spark a potential catastrophic

Disappearing bank jobs won't be coming back, says Nordea CEO

The industry is already a lot cleaner than it was before the financial crisis