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After Google, EU's antitrust sights may turn to Amazon, Apple

While Google just got a third, and possibly final, EU fine on Wednesday, regulators still have their eyes on Amazon, Apple and Facebook

Biggest bond holders ditch government paper in India for state debt

The strategy is offering lenders extra returns

Oil holds above $60 as stronger dollar caps supply-driven rally

Crude has rallied more than 30 percent to start the year as output reductions by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its partners

China Inc's Boeing rival just won't fly: What is making the dragon nervous?

It's going to be supremely challenging for Comac to find the cost savings necessary to undercut Boeing and Airbus outside China

Biogen shares plummet 25% after company ends Alzheimer's trials

Shares dropped as much as 29 percent in heavy trading, knocking about $18 billion out of the company's market value and marking its biggest intraday stock drop since 2008

Standoff with EU pushes UK towards economically disastrous no-deal Brexit

European Council President Donald Tusk said such a short Brexit extension would only be possible if Parliament agrees to enact the existing divorce deal

US to keep tariffs on China until it complies with trade deal: Trump

US officials are concerned that Beijing is pushing back against some American demands in trade talks

US Fed's abrupt policy shift invites Asian central banks to cut rates

Central banks in Indonesia and the Philippines -- among the most aggressive rate hikers last year -- kept policy on hold on Thursday

Explained: Why Fed moved away from rate hike and solidified a policy U-turn

Three months ago, the Fed was still signaling several rate hikes this year

Pop! Goes the China tech bubble after key funding sources dry up

Offshore private equity funds struggled to compete with a wave of onshore money. Now it's retreating, and the water looks more inviting

Finland happiest nation; India at 140 out of 156, worse than Uganda

The ranking saw the US drop one place, to 19th, while people in South Sudan were the least happy

Finland tops global happiness ranking as the most happy nation

Finland has witnessed modest but steady gains since 2014

US Federal Reserve sees no 2019 hikes, plans Sept end to asset drawdown

In its statement, the Federal Open Market Committee repeated January language that it will be "patient" amid "global economic and financial developments and muted inflation pressures"

Bill Gates joins Jeff Bezos as the only two members of the $100 bn club

Gates's fortune, now $100 billion on the nose, hasn't reached such heights since the dot-com boom, when Bezos was only beginning his march up the world's wealth rankings

Agricultural downturn taking toll on mental health of American farmers

As their revenues decline, farmers have piled on record debt -- to the tune of $427 billion

European Union fines Google $1.69 billion for anti-trust breach

Google fined for illegal misuse of its dominant position in the market for the brokering of online search adverts

Deutsche bank merger puts 10,000 jobs at risk in Frankfurt alone

Employee representatives at both lenders paint gloomy picture

Trump to finalise $3.7 billion in aid for troubled nuclear reactor project

The plant is seen as critical to the nuclear industry's future because existing reactors are struggling to compete with cheap natural gas and renewable energy

A $580-mn fund executive sees an opportunity in India's real estate turmoil

Indiabulls Group has shifted its focus to office buildings after demand for homes waned. Investor confidence in realty was rocked last year by a series of missed payments by IL&FS Group companies

Slowing Dragon: Investors wary of China's economic slowdown

About a third of investors polled said that slower growth in China is their biggest concern, replacing trade war risks which had topped the list for nine straight months, according to a survey