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Apple violated Qualcomm patent; judge for import ban on China-made iPhones

The original complaint linked that patent only to the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, but it was unclear which models would be affected by this decision

The Palladium 'bubble has burst' with biggest price drop in 9 years

The sell-off comes after hedge funds cut bullish bets and some analysts warned of a growing potential for a price correction. A strong dollar added to headwinds

JPMorgan, Nomura job cuts add to shrinking staff in finance sector

Shrinking staff is an annual tradition for the biggest securities firms, which trim personnel in some areas to expand in others or dismiss under-performers to make way for an incoming class of junior

Mission Shakti: India's anti-satellite test sends a stark message to China

Foreign ministry said that India wasn't engaging in an arms race, but asserted that "with this test, India joins an exclusive group of space-faring nations consisting of USA, Russia and China

Spiced buttermilk? Coca-Cola turns to grandmas' recipes in India

For Coke, the ethnic drinks push is paired with a $1.7 billion foray into locally grown fruit juices

UK fines Goldman Sachs $45 million over transaction reporting failure

The failures, including 9.5 million transactions that weren't reported at all, were violations of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directives, or MiFID.

JPMorgan to lay off hundreds globally after staffing review

The bank is reducing the number of employees in support roles across the unit and laying off some wealth-management workers

India's first foreign owned bank is preparing for a $58 million IPO

Last year, Toronto-based Fairfax agreed to invest $168 million for a 51% stake in the Syrian Catholic Bank, the first time the RBI allowed a foreign firm to take a majority interest in a local lender

Your next plate of pasta might have an extra twist: hydrogen-methane blend

It will be Europe's first commercial test of a hydrogen-methane blend in a high-pressure network. The facilities previously ran entirely on traditional natural gas

Here are 50 best restaurants in Asia; only one Indian eatery makes the cut

Gaggan landed in second place, still retaining the title of Thailand's best-a bittersweet run for a restaurant that is due to close in 2020 as chef-owner Gaggan Anand plans new ventures in Japan

Renault-Nissan, Fiat merger would dwarf Volkswagen as biggest automaker

Renault SA aims to restart merger talks with alliance partner Nissan Motor Co. within 12 months, then acquire another rival -- with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV a top target, Financial Times reported

Boeing was close to software fix for 737 Max before Ethiopia plane crash

Among the challenges for Boeing flight-control engineers is girding against "unknown, unknowns," the random and unlikely circumstances that could cause the so-called MCAS software to overwhelm pilots

Pak's emerging market status in jeopardy over worst sell-off in a decade

Habib Bank Ltd., one of the three stocks in the MSCI's Pakistan gauge, now has a market capitalisation below $1.6 billion

$3.3-bn Tata fund manager fears hung parliament may end India's share rally

Tata Asset's strategy is to bet on shares that failed to participate in the rally

Elaine Chao defends FAA amid scrutiny of agency and ties to Boeing

Lawmakers pressed Chao on several aviation safety issues now under a microscope following the twin crashes of Boeing's latest 737 airliner

Tata, GIC, SSG to pick up Rs 8,000 crore stakes in GMR's airport unit

The deal will pump Rs 1,000 crore into GMR Airports, a unit of GMR Infrastructure Ltd. and purchase Rs 70 billion of the airport unit's equity shares from the parent

'Space power' India: What Modi's speech means for polls, national security

Prime Minister Modi, in surprise televised speech, announces announced India now has the capability to target satellites.

Cong' $5-bn basic income plan sounds like tonic, but lacks funding details

Income support is a hot topic as India prepares for elections starting April

How Boeing, US aviation agency plan to restore public faith in 737 Max

It's possible the changes will get the 737 Max back in the air within weeks, said aviation consultant Robert Mann

Why these polls could be a watershed moment for women in Indian politics

India is ranked 149th of 193 nations in 2018 on the percentage of women in lower house, according to data released by Inter-Parliamentary Union