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Turkey's perilous game with markets may now have reached a breaking point

Authorities have resisted raising interest rates despite pressure on the currency to weaken further, prompting an outflow of foreign capital and leaving the economy vulnerable as its currency buckles

The trouble with climate scenarios is that everyone has their own

Scenario analysis can be a great way of structuring one's thinking about the future, which is essential to understanding climate change

Post Covid-19 lockdowns, demand for vehicle loans is rising, says financier

The lockdown, which impacted the movement of vehicles across states, and subdued economic growth in the last few years impacted sales of commercial vehicles

Chartered planes, costly tickets: How world is beating flight restrictions

The flight paralysis underscores how deep and lasting the pandemic's damage is proving to be

US regulators consider rules that may trigger Chinese firms' delisting

The issue of Chinese stock listings has attracted the attention of President Donald Trump, who has ratcheted up his attacks on China over the coronavirus pandemic

Hold your rice bowl firmly, fill it with Chinese grain: China to its people

China should always be self-sufficient in rice and wheat, as well as other cereals, while maintaining an "appropriate volume" of imports, the agriculture minister said

Hope force: India's army of 600,000 virus-hunting women goes on strike

ASHA workers act as a stopgap in the country's porous health care system, delivering assistance from maternal health to immunization in its vast rural hinterland

Maggi noodles to chyawanprash: What India has been spending on in pandemic

Consumers around the world are showing an increased interest in safeguarding their health and boosting their immunity

HDFC Bank's delayed reports to draw in Indian regulator

The local unit of Experian Plc told RBI in July that HDFC Bank has been late in providing details of its loans

Gold demand jumps as lockdowns ease, imports rebound by 25% in July

Overseas purchases rose to 25.5 tonnes in July from 20.4 tonnes a year earlier and were almost double the amount shipped in the previous month

Jeff Bezos sells 1 mn Amazon shares worth $3.1 bn after fortune surges

The disposals, disclosed Wednesday in Securities and Exchange Commission filings, adds to a $4.1 billion sale earlier this year

A shattered Beirut leaves Lebanese asking if they have a future

Lebanon is enduring its deepest political and financial crisis since the 15-year civil war ended in 1990

Twitter, Facebook block Trump video, citing Covid-19 misinformation

The Trump re-election campaign's Twitter account, @TeamTrump, was briefly banned from sending new tweets after it posted a clip of an interview Trump did Wednesday with Fox News

Goldman Sachs comes up with Tinder for mergers in a social-distanced world

After all, this weekend's flurry of deal activity shows that not even the coronavirus can stifle M&A demand for long

Donald Trump tests China's red line on Taiwan using Beijing's playbook

While Trump soon backpedaled, displaying an inconsistency that has become a hallmark of his presidency, it showed China that relations with the U.S. were changing quickly

US TikTok ban: Why Facebook, Google should be worried by Trump's moves

The decision opens a Pandora's Box that digital platforms might one day wish had been kept closed

RBI's silence on bond purchases may have left traders disenchanted

The RBI held the repurchase rate at 4 per cent, as it chose to wait for inflation to cool before adding to steps aimed at supporting a fragile economy

As UK eases lockdown, services activity expands at fastest pace in 5 years

IHS Markit's Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 56.5 last month, up from 47.1 in June

Tencent driving talks to create $10 billion streaming giant in China

The Chinese social media titan -- which owns a 37 per cent stake in Huya and 38 per cent of DouYu -- has been discussing such a merger with the duo over the past few months

Probe into Google-Fitbit $2.1 bn deal shows EU wising up to data value

The EU authority will investigate how Google could bolster its 'data advantage' in online advertising with information it collects from Fitbit fitness