Developers in India are struggling as loans become harder to get from non-bank lenders whose own funding is drying up
The survey was conducted Feb 1-6, before the BoE published new forecasts that see the slowest economic growth in a decade in 2019 and a slightly greater than 20% chance of a recession
The biggest beneficiaries of the country's push for wireless supremacy are outside the public domain
Working at a bland building near Apple's new campus in Cupertino is nothing like the mythology of Silicon Valley
Consumer-price growth reached 2.05 per cent in January, well below the Reserve Bank of India's medium term target of 4 per cent
That's prompted fund managers to warn that valuations are too high and led to lowering in earnings estimates this year from record levels
The tech giant's six-year-old artificial intelligence debating system, affectionately dubbed "Miss Debater," went head-to-head with one of the world's most decorated practitioners on Monday
Over 50% of assets under management erased in December quarter
On Tuesday, the Singapore-based company said it raised $226 million from investors including Sequoia Capital and Temasek Holdings Pte
The World Gold Council, a London-based promotion body, expects a recovery in demand in India this year on increased spending with elections due by May
The wealthy aren't just at risk of losing money through hacks. Their brands, reputations - or, in family office parlance, "legacy" - also can be damaged
City Union Bank Ltd., a small lender based in Kumbakonam, has risen more than 27% over the last twelve months, the best performance of any Indian lender in the Bankex index after Axis Bank Ltd
The fund delivered a return of 9.9 per cent in 2018, beating the average loss of 3.5 per cent for the Nordic Hedge Index
While US banks want Britain to maintain the closest possible ties with the EU after Brexit, UK banks and insurers are anxious they don't become beholden to new laws made by Brussels
Australian carrier working to clear pilot, regulatory hurdles
It's unclear what underpins Turkey's support for Maduro beyond a general opposition to US meddling and efforts to overthrow nominally-democratic governments
An experiment with a state-sponsored basic income didn't encourage the unemployed to look for work. But it did increase their sense of well-being
Britain's biggest carmaker is slashing 4,500 jobs, or about 10% of the workforce, as it responds to slowing sales
If Bezos sues, his lawyers will have several legal theories to choose from
Things haven't gone well in the world's biggest automobile market, based on an investor presentation posted to the JLR website