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No Joke: By exporting LNG, US is giving 'molecules of freedom', says DoE

U.S. Under Secretary of Energy Mark W. Menezes said, "More exports of U.S. LNG to the world means more U.S. jobs and more domestic economic growth and cleaner air here at home and around the globe."

134-yr-old Congress, party of India's independence, is now on life support

While historically Congress secured more than 25% of the vote share, it now hovers at less than 20%. That could signal the party is headed for a death spiral

From street food to European bistros, where top chefs dine in Mumbai

From great street food to authentic curries, India's financial capital is a culinary paradise

Day after Modi win, global investors pumped in $216 mn into Indian bonds

Modi's re-election put to rest any uncertainty about a diverse group of political parties coming to power at a time when growth is already slowing

NBFCs may see profit margins squeezing from RBI draft liquidity norms

Instead of providing a much-expected liquidity window to non-bank finance companies via the regular lenders, the central bank took a tougher stance

Why Narendra Modi should resist the urge to be India's Xi Jinping

Given the difficulties that have beset China's private sector under the president's muscular leadership, that comparison isn't exactly flattering

Is there a method to Trump's madness when it comes to North Korea's Kim?

Trump often sounds more desperate for a deal than North Korean leader Kim Jong Un

Bitcoin jumps towards $9,000 in best-performing month since 2019

Crypto proponents are taking encouragement from a string of recent headlines showing greater interest in the space from mainstream firms

Lunch with Warren Buffett: Auction opens on eBay with $25,000 bid

The tech boom has generated billions of dollars in personal fortunes in San Francisco and adjoining Silicon Valley, driving up living costs and contributing to a housing crisis

US 'not ready' to make a trade deal with China, says Donald Trump

Trump said American tariffs on Chinese goods 'could go up very, very substantially, very easily'

Indigo founders differ only on 'one issue', says CEO Ronojoy Dutta

"There are absolutely no differences on strategy, international expansion and management selection," CEO Ronojoy Dutta said in a conference call with analysts on Monday

Sell the rally in India stocks as headwinds persist, says BofAML

The brokerage maintained its forecast of the NSE Nifty 50 Index ending the year at 11,300, 5% lower than its close on Monday

Narendra Modi's thumping election victory is dividing analysts on rupee

Nomura says Modi's win assures policy continuity and stability craved by investors, which in turn will lead to increased capital inflows

Alibaba or Tencent - Who will win race for 650 mn virtual bank accounts?

Technology giants like Alibaba, Tencent are entering the banking sector which offers at least 650 million digital savvy smartphone owners who use online payment methods regularly

Clean air: One of the biggest challenges for PM Modi in second term

The country is burning up more coal to supply cheap electricity to its 1.3 billion people, resulting in polluted air across vast stretches

Trump ribs Toyota executive at event with Japan business leaders

Trump looked for Toyoda around the room in pre-dinner remarks at the US ambassador's residence in Tokyo, asking 'where's Toyota?'

'Serenity' needed in Nissan alliance talks, says Renault's Senard

Talk about fusion or shareholding changes between Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi was 'reopened a bit dramatically and wasn't necessary,' Senard said

Amid tariff threat, Japan to impress Trump with golf, wrestling and warship

Abe has poured resources into cultivating a personal relationship with Trump since his 2016 victory, using a heavy dose of flattery to sidestep damaging trade actions.

SEC opens probe into Boeing's disclosures about grounded 737 Max jetliner

The SEC inquiry is in its early stages and the regulator's investigations often don't lead to allegations of misconduct

PM Narendra Modi's $1.4-trillion infrastructure promise faces a roadblock

Passing legislation such as a land-acquisition bill will remain a tough ask until at least 2020