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China retaliates against American diplomats, including in Hong Kong

China notified the US of the 'reciprocal' measures being taken against its diplomats, Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian stated on Friday, without giving any details

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

Nokia retained a catalogue of thousands of wireless communications patents that is steadily growing thanks to a thriving research operation

Women of Wall Street ask 'Who's Next' after Citi picks Jane Fraser as CEO

As congratulations rolled in across Wall Street for its newest boss, diversity advocates said the financial industry has a lot more to do to reach gender equality, pay equity

With Happiest Minds, 77-year-old Ashok Soota hits IPO jackpot a second time

Happiest Minds, which gets almost all of its revenue from digital services, is one of two IPOs this week to woo Indian investors

This art investment startup is luring scores of investors in the pandemic

Think of it as the art market's version of the popular trading platform Robinhood Markets, which lets users buy a fraction of a company's share for a few dollars

Saudi Arabia reduces oil prices in sign demand recovery struggling

Aramco cut Arab Light to Asia to a discount against the benchmark oil price used by the Saudis for the first time since June

Chinese regulators vow to expand stock connect in further market opening

Expanding stock connect programme link with Hong Kong among other steps

How Netflix went from a DVD-by-mail service to Hollywood conqueror

As Netflix has grown, what started as a technology company led by engineers has morphed into an entertainment company led by thousands of people trained in Hollywood studios

Crashing economy, bare cupboard: Costs of pandemic are piling up for India

India might still have managed the economic storm if its Covid-19 case total was not exploding as well

Foreign investors pour $6 bn into India stocks despite sinking economy

Foreigners have remained net buyers even after data Monday showed India's economy shrank by a record 23.9% in the June quarter

US polls: Trump faces election fallout from alleged insult of dead troops

Trump's former national security adviser, John Bolton, said that while he hadn't heard the remarks himself, they sounded like something the president would say

Nasdaq Whale: Softbank's huge tech options bet answers stock rally riddle

Investors have gone back and forth on whether Son, 63, is a true visionary or more of a gambler

Xi seeks deeper ties, says China will keep opening service firms to world

Xi reiterated that China would develop a "negative list" for services industries, which would allow foreign firms to enter areas that aren't on the list. He did not say when the list would be released

Sri Lanka Prez drafts constitutional changes, seeks to restore exec powers

The latest changes also include replacing the Constitutional Council with a weakened Parliamentary Council made up of only legislators and no civil society members

Vegetables to pajamas: Airlines invent ways to make money amid pandemic

Japan's ANA Holdings Inc. sold tickets for a charter flight to nowhere

Goldman Sachs' 1MDB charges dropped by Malaysia after settlement

The US bank was discharged amounting to acquittal, according to court proceedings in Kuala Lumpur on Friday

Yandex NV and Uber to spin off self-driving cars into new company

Russia's largest internet company will invest $150 million in the new division, Yandex Self-Driving Group BV, the companies said in a statement on Friday

Covid-19: US unemployment rate drops by more than expected, to 8.4%

Nonfarm payrolls increased by 1.37 million, including the hiring of 238,000 temporary Census workers, according to a Labor Department report Friday

Tech sell-off not a warning sign, say analysts after Nasdaq plunge

With the pandemic continuing to rage and a vaccine likely months away, bulls say there are plenty of good reasons why technology shares can be supported at current levels

Oil prices sink below $40 on stock losses and dollar strengthening

Crude is off to weak start in September as Covid-19 flare ups in various parts of the world threaten a sustained rebound in oil consumption