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BP says era of oil-demand growth over, may not return to pre-Covid levels

The UK giant is describing a different future, where oil's supremacy is challenged, and ultimately fades

iPhone makers among biggest winners in India's $6.6 bn manufacturing plan

At a cabinet meeting on Wednesday, the Indian government is expected to approve a plan aimed at bringing $150 billion in mobile-phone production over the next five years

Vedanta Resources leads India surge in dollar loans to fund local buyouts

Vedanta, the London-based commodity conglomerate controlled by billionaire Anil Agarwal, raised a $1.75 billion facility in August to finance a plan to take its Indian unit private

Thai Airways staring at landmark court ruling on debt rescue plan

The Central Bankruptcy Court will decide whether the airline can proceed with its plan to rehabilitate its debt

UK justice secretary Robert Buckland warns he may quit over Brexit plan

Buckland said he expects the UK will resolve its differences with the EU in discussions in the coming weeks

Here's why Sweden's record-breaking cashlessness may not be good news

If there's no cash at all to fall back on, what happens if digital networks fail? And what about cyberattacks? Such events can do a lot more damage than old-fashioned bank robberies

The year unconventional monetary policy turned conventional, India to US

With the global recovery still uncertain and the virus set to leave scars on employers and employees, the likelihood is that monetary policy will stay ultra-loose for years to come

IPL in coronavirus pandemic: How India changed the 'orthodoxy of cricket'

While this might seem like a radical step - akin to moving Major League Baseball to Costa Rica for a season - the shift makes a lot of sense

'No champagne': Flying Business Class feels like Economy in Covid-19

Efforts to minimize human interaction and reduce the risk of infection are taking the shine off the most expensive seats onboard commercial aircraft

From veggie tacos to healthcare: Dabur's Gaurav Burman opens up on his bets

Burman, 48, runs his family office, which oversees about $1.5 billion in assets

Sebi's multi-cap tweak: Mid, small-cap stocks poised for Rs 40k cr windfall

The S&P BSE MidCap Index fell for a second straight year in 2019, even as the main S&P BSE Sensex posted its fourth annual advance

Tax Google, Facebook as telecom companies? Spain considering new law

Under the proposed rules internet companies such as Alphabet Inc. and Facebook Inc, would have to disclose their sales from messaging services in the country

Reliance's dream run in the market has equity mutual funds worried

Money managers can't buy more of India's most valuable company as actively-run plans aren't allowed to own more than 10% of a single stock

For big tech, all roads to India's digital space seem to go through Ambani

The 63-year-old Indian tycoon has identified technology and retail as future growth areas in a pivot away from the energy businesses he inherited from his father

Singapore Airlines cuts 20% of its workforce amid Covid-19 pandemic

The cuts will be made at Singapore Airlines and its SilkAir and Scoot units

Donald Trump's TikTok ban leaves Apple, Google stuck in the middle

ByteDance, TikTok's Chinese owner, may need more time to negotiate with suitors after new regulations from Beijing complicated the deal

Harvard, Princeton rush to sell debt to yield-hungry international buyers

Demand for debt of American colleges has increased recently from investors in places like Japan, South Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan, market participants say

UK agrees post-Brexit trade deal with Japan, boosting Boris Johnson

Striking an accord with the world's third-largest economy has been a priority for Johnson, who is eager to demonstrate the ability to sign trade deals as an independent country

Once a mobile-phone superpower, Nokia still has a potent weapon

Nokia has retained a catalogue of thousands of wireless communications patents

Boeing's grounded 737 Max jetliner moves toward return after tests

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency will now evaluate data from the trips