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Last-minute moon mission glitch sets India back in global space race

It may take several months for India to be able to attempt a launch again, said Susmita Mohanty, co-founder and chief executive officer of Earth2Orbit

How Jack Ma's $290 billion loan machine is changing Chinese banking

The financial-technology boom that turned China into the world's biggest market for electronic payments is now changing how banks interact with companies that drive most of its economic growth

China hits back after Trump's outburst against 'developing nation' tag

Donald Trump has ordered his top trade negotiator to pressure the World Trade Organization to crack down on some economies that declared themselves as such

Donald Trump deserves impeachment but no decision made yet, says Nadler

On Friday, House Democrats took a significant step toward opening an impeachment inquiry

Donald Trump calls black-majority US district 'rat-infested mess'

Trump lashed out in tweets against the powerful House Oversight Committee chairman and Republican Elijah Cummings

US-China trade talk set to resume as neither seems eager for a deal

Two days of talks are scheduled to restart on Tuesday after an uneasy truce reached by Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the Group of 20 summit in Osaka

Biggest week of 2019 for world economies as US Federal Reserve opt for cut

Some Fed watchers predict officials will cut their benchmark by half a percentage point, but the signal is that they will eschew a bigger move in favor of a quarter point reduction

ICICI Bank swings into black in first quarter on higher retail loan growth

ICICI, like its peers, also said India's ongoing economic slowdown weighed on its performance in the quarter

Tesla cars may soon stream Netflix, YouTube when not moving, says Musk

Tesla owners will be able to stream while the car is moving once regulators approve full self-driving, Musk said

Bad legroom to get worse as airlines stuff more passengers in a flight

To add more seats, Cebu Air is moving the plane's bathrooms

Latest Boeing 737 Max fault that alarmed test pilots rooted in software

The 737 Max family of aircraft has been grounded by the US since March 13 and has cost Boeing and airlines billions of dollars

Air Force, Navy deployed to rescue passengers aboard Mumbai-Kolhapur train

By 1 pm, more than 500 people had been rescued, according to the Maharashtra state government

Targeting China, Trump pressures WTO to crack down on 'developing nations'

Trump singled out China in a memo to U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, saying that "the United States has never accepted China's claim to developing-country status"

When it comes to debt, size doesn't matter anymore

To address an evaporation of investor demand and potential forced selling, policymakers would have to increase their intervention in markets by mandating minimum capital and liquidity reserves

Elon Musk's Boring Co raises $120 million in first outside investment

The investment values the company at about $920 million after the new cash injection, according to a Boring Co. spokesman

Rahul Bhatia-owned InterGlobe says it underwrote IndiGo's financial risk

A dispute between the founders of one of Asia's biggest budget carriers is deepening

India, Russia find way to skirt US threat of sanctions on arms deals

The arrangement would enable India to pay the first installment soon for two warships that Russia is building for its navy, said sources

Suzlon pins hopes on Brookfield deal for bond payback as investors wait

Suzlon Energy Ltd., which became India's biggest convertible note defaulter when it missed payments in 2012, must repay $172 million outstanding on such securities that were issued as part of a debt

Govt mulls spinning off GAIL's gas pipeline business into a separate unit

The plan to carve the pipelines business into a fully-owned unit will bring greater transparency between the two businesses and may allow govt to sell shares at a later date

Why wealth concentration in the hands of richest 1% may not be a bad thing

Inequality between the very richest and the rest correlates with greater innovation. But we mustn't let the top level become a closed shop