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US charges Huawei with bank fraud, technology theft, sanctions violations

Huawei has been the target of a broad US crackdown, including allegations it sold telecommunications equipment that could be used by China's Communist Party for spying

US message to world with Huawei case: Chinese technology threat to security

The case is a further sign that wider strategic tensions between the world's two largest economies will persist even if they reach a deal to end a months-long trade war

Is iPhone boring now? What Apple can do to fill the hole in its revenue

If patterns from prior years hold, Apple's revenue may decline in the full year for the first time since 2016

2019 polls: Why govt should aim to create jobs, not offer basic income

For all the talk of helping the poor in the next budget, politicians would do better to make the breakthrough reforms that would create jobs

Trump interviewed Heidi Cruz for World Bank job, but passed on her: Report

But Cruz and Trump have a complicated past: She was thrust briefly into the spotlight during the campaign when Trump tweeted an unflattering image of her and disparaged her appearance

Why the 'angel tax' has left early-stage investors exasperated in India

The revenue authorities have been hounding tiny companies over money raised from investors, claiming their valuations are fraudulent

US Fed keeps interest rates unchanged, to be 'patient' on future hikes

On the balance sheet, Jerome Powell said the normalisation process will be completed "sooner and with a larger balance sheet" than previous estimates

Facebook shuts controversial programme to pay Apple users for data

Facebook has been under fire for months over its privacy practices and role in the 2016 US presidential election

Interim Budget 2019: Why BofA-ML expert expects fiscal surprise for markets

The concerns about the health of India's finances have coincided with a rebound in prices of oil -- India's top import -- and below-average revenue from goods and services tax and asset sales

Insys 'Closer' lap-danced to woo doctor into writing opioid prescriptions

The drug had only been approved for use in cancer patients suffering "breakthrough'' pain

Here's the Uber investor letter that forced Travis Kalanick to step down

Below is a full reproduction of the letter, which references corporate scandals and concerns about the lack of a qualified chief financial officer

Theresa May calls for EU to renegotiate Brexit in search for a deal

May spoke to European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker before she addressed Parliament

The IL&FS soap opera has now created more drama; this time for Zee

The implosion of the highly rated lender raised financing costs for everyone who had borrowed short-term funds to invest in long-term assets such as roads, power stations, waste-management plants

State Bank of India poised to control 15% in debt-laden Jet Airways

Under a new rescue proposal for India's biggest full-service airline, founder Chairman Naresh Goyal's stake would fall below 20 per cent from 51 per cent currently

China pens friendship song to remind Malaysia of decades-old relations

Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said the government's reason for cancelling the rail was simply a lack of funds

Brexit: Despite gamble, May faces knife-edge battle as MPs prepare to vote

Fighting to keep her Brexit plan alive -- and her party united -- the prime minister made a dramatic bid on Monday night to forge a compromise

Can Alphabet, FB, Amazon ever escape scrutiny? Maybe Microsoft can teach

Microsoft realised that, more than just obeying the letter of the law, it had to be seen as a positive actor. It turned up the soft diplomacy

Oil hovers near $52 as slowing global growth outweighs Venezuela sanctions

Oil has rallied this year as the OPEC+ coalition started a fresh round of output cuts to ease a glut, with Saudi Arabia pledging to pump below the limit it agreed in December

Alibaba braces for nervous customers as China'a slowing economy trims sales

Alibaba shed about $120 billion of market value through Friday since peaking in June as uncertainty from US-Chinese tensions spooked investors in front-line sectors such as technology

Nissan under US regulator's scanner over executive pay disclosures

The US financial regulator is examining whether Nissan's executive-pay disclosures were accurate and whether the carmaker had adequate controls to prevent improper payments