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China has over a million electric cars, but they are dangerous to drive

The government is doing everything it can to spur sales of new-energy vehicles. First, it should stop them from spontaneously combusting.

Apple brings back iPad Air, revamps iPad Mini for first time since 2015

The company debuted a new iPad Air with a 10.5-inch screen, bringing back a model that was phased out when Apple launched the iPad Pro a few years ago

Day before Lion Air crash, an off-duty pilot averted disaster on same plane

That extra pilot, who was seated in the cockpit jumpseat, correctly diagnosed the problem and told the crew how to disable a malfunctioning flight-control system and save the plane

Silver demand to hit 4-yr high on cash payout to farmers ahead of polls

Silver prices in India have been relatively stable for the last two years, and are about half their 2011 peak

10 days to Brexit: May prepares to ask for more time to reach a deal

Theresa May is drafting a request for more time to reach a deal that will win the endorsement of Britain's skeptical Parliament

Mukesh Ambani may reap rewards from younger brother Anil's telecom woes

Mukesh stepped in to help younger brother Anil pay $80 million in dues to a local unit of Ericsson AB and avert a three-month jail sentence

Economy report card: Animal spirits waiver as election uncertainty looms

Overall activity slightly better than January, but risks lurk

Climate challenge will be harder than it seems, JPMorgan executive warns

'For Green New Deal advocates: de-carbonizing industrial energy use is more easily said than done,' JP Morgan executive explains

It's still a man's world at Hyundai, sole woman director gets short shrift

The trouble is that Hyundai needs deep surgical changes

Rupee goes from Asia's worst to best currency as market sees Modi returning

Foreigners bought a net $3.3 billion of shares through March 18, accounting for more than half the $5.6 billion of inflows year-to-date, and raised holdings of bonds by $1.4 billion this month

Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi among world's cheapest cities to live in: Report

Paris, Singapore, Hong Kong are the costliest ones

This Chinese company claims it will beat Tesla to be biggest EV maker

China Evergrande Group, the nation's second-largest property developer, has been moving further away from its real estate roots for years

Ericsson teaches Anil Ambani and India's nascent bankruptcy system a lesson

In recovering $80 million from tycoon Anil Ambani, the Swedish company's lawyers played the nascent bankruptcy system expertly

Ex-Obama aide, Princeton prof and labour economist Alan Krueger dies at 58

Recently, as the opioid epidemic drew headlines, he detailed how nearly half of men age 25 to 54 and not in the labor force took pain medication every day

Africa running out of water as cities see climate change, population boom

Cities and towns in several other African nations including Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Ivory Coast have been plagued by similar water shortages in recent months

Meet Theresa May's Brexit nemesis: UK Parliament Speaker John Bercow

Brexit has thrown up all kinds of obscure questions of Parliamentary procedure on which the Speaker must make the final ruling

BlackRock sees emerging stocks almost recouping last year's loss

Signs of improving liquidity include falling rate differentials between the US and other markets

Lyft aims to raise $2 billion in IPO, offers 30.8 million shares

The San Francisco-based company's offering will be the biggest from a tech upstart since Snap Inc

Germany's Deutsche Bank is setting up a bad-loan buying unit in India

BofA is yet to make a final decision on setting up an ARC and may choose not to go ahead with the plan

Facebook, YouTube face ire over live streaming of Christchurch attack

Facebook, YouTube and other social-media platforms are struggling to scrub offensive content from sites that generate billions of dollars in revenue from advertisers