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Huawei employees collaborated with Chinese army on research projects

Over the past decade, Huawei workers have teamed with members of various organsiations of the People's Liberation Army on at least 10 research endeavours

India Inc's pace of debt fundraising may slow down over hike in rupee costs

Since the start of the year local companies have raised a record $12.9 billion via offshore bonds and $12.3 billion from loans, the highest in three years

Budget 2019: After election, it's Modi's key chance to spur waning economy

Growth slowed to a five-year low of 5.8% in the first three months of 2019 -- well below China's 6.4% expansion -- putting pressure on Modi to deliver on a stimulus plan to kickstart consumption

Overseas investors can't ignore India if they seek higher returns: Manulife

Amid uncertainty about global economic growth, investors are looking for markets that are driven by domestic demand, have room for lower interest rates

World's largest fighter jet deal underway as India starts process

The Indian Air Force and Navy require as many as 400 single- and double-engine combat aircraft, according to the government

Mac Pro, only major Apple device made in US to be produced in China: Report

The company will use Quanta Computer Inc. to make the $6,000 desktop computer and is ramping up production at a factory near Shanghai, the Wall Street Journal reported

Inside Apple's long goodbye to Jony Ive, the man who designed the iPhone

Ive led a stable, close-knit team of designers who created the slick look and feel of Apple's hardware and software for more than two decades

A battle over ocean rubbish reflects last-minute G-20 statement wrangling

Tussle reflects broader divide on show in previous summits, where Europe and others are seeking to preserve a global system of economic rules that US President Trump attacks as outdated and unfair

Trade war: Trump halts new tariffs on China after talks with Xi at G20

The two sides have agreed to restart trade negotiations that broke down last month

Warburg Venture bets on warehouses as e-commerce booms in India

A slowdown in the residential market is prompting developers to tap the logistics sector.

Xi Jinping fires shots at US before Trump meeting, without mentioning him

Chinese president paints the U.S. as the bad guy in his country's spiraling trade conflict.

India has scope to boost Budget without stoking inflation, says economist

Gupta's view runs counter to the argument of RBI's outgoing Deputy Governor Viral Acharya, who recently warned of inflation risks coming from rising government and public sector borrowings

Airtel Africa falls in London trading debut after raising $750 million

Airtel Africa sale is among the largest IPOs announced in 2019 in London.

Govt's new move to revive discoms: Install 300 mn smart meters in 3 years

As part of the plan, the federal government is mulling providing subsidies to partially cover the costs

WTO rules for India in dispute with US on solar-panel incentives

The ruling could further inflame US-Indian tensions at a time when the two trade partners are engaged in an escalating tit-for-tat tariff battle

FAA orders Boeing to make more changes in 737 Max to address new risk

The FAA recently found a potential risk that Boeing must mitigate

Tech blip: Bitcoin plunges more than $1,800 within 10 minutes

Bitcoin soared as much as 39% this week to $13,852, the highest since January 2018

Axis Bank considers $1.3 billion share sale to expand lending capacity

India's third-largest private sector lender, led by Chief Executive Officer Amitabh Chaudhry, is talking to potential advisers about the fundraising, according to sources

PM Modi's July 5 budget key to reviving India's animal spirits

Analysts expect the new Modi government's first budget on July 5 to tweak fiscal levers to give a boost to the economy and get it back on a faster growth track

HDFC picks Morgan Stanley, BofAML for HDB Financial Services IPO

HDFC Bank may hire more firms for the sale later, the people said