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Google's bid to battle Amazon hits hurdle as Walmart leaves it high and dry

Losing Walmart, the world's largest retailer, is a blow for Google. Walmart has emerged as one of Amazon's main e-commerce competitors

How the British Parliament can wrest control of Brexit from Theresa May

Liberal Democrat leader Vince Cable is asking for the government to prepare for another Brexit referendum

Here's why investor Mobius thinks India is a 'great' option for investment

Venezuela would be interesting if there's regime change, Mobius also said.

How India, China can gain from Trump's move to hurt Venezuelan oil industry

US sanctions may mean more supply becomes available for the OPEC producer's other big customers: China and India

Besides security, another reason US fears Huawei: Its gear actually work

The administration of President Donald Trump is escalating a fight with a formidable adversary

Haphazard spree of sell orders give Singapore traders a $41-billion fright

Speculation raged across trading desks as to whether an inept human or badly-programmed machine was to blame

Venezuela has two presidents: Guaido, Maduro duel for control of country

National Assembly speaker Juan Guaido says he is president, but so does Nicolas Maduro, the authoritarian leader who the reins of power.

RBI has insufficient capital, much less surplus to hand over to government

The paper's findings rekindle the debate on the Reserve Bank of India's autonomy, just as a panel reviews how much funds the monetary authority should hold

'Dreadful' telecom industry may see turning point this year: Sunil Mittal

Billionaire Mittal says Indian telecom recovery possible by 2020

RIL's plan to strengthen balance sheet hinges on telecom, e-commerce plans

However, the company's balance sheet will be stronger in a year, Srikanth said, as its investment goes down and it transfers its fiber and tower undertakings to separate companies

Brazil must reform or become next Venezuela, says Jair Bolsonaro

Markets are eyeing the pension reform closely because of its potential to help narrow a gaping budget deficit

Japan committed to enhance free, open, rules-based international order: Abe

In a veiled swipe at Beijing, Abe called for change at the World Trade Organization (WTO), especially its rules on government subsidies

Global market rally has limits: Chief equity strategist of Goldman Sachs

Fundamentally, we do expect quite a low profit growth over the course of this year across major equity markets, and that will cap the upside, says Peter Oppenheimer

Vodafone Idea prepares Rs 25,000-cr war chest to fight Mukesh Ambani

Jio stormed into the world's second-largest phone market in 2016 by offering free wireless services for months

Brexit: Deal or no deal, banks are already moving money out of London

While the banks have mostly chosen Frankfurt, the trading venues and the algorithmic traders that provide much of their volumes have mostly gone to Amsterdam

After IL&FS, securitisation... India's Lehman genie out of the bottle again

It all began on Tuesday with S&P Global's Indian affiliate, Crisil, downgrading Jharkhand Road Projects Implementation Co.'s annuity-backed bonds to D after it skipped interest and principal payments

Is merging Air India and Jet Airways the way to save the sinking airlines?

Given the politically hazardous need for state banks to absorb losses, it's unlikely that any such resolution will come before the elections

Microsoft seeks to restrict abuse of its AI-based facial recognition tech

Despite steaming ahead with the self-imposed rules, the company said industrywide regulation is necessary

Davos 2019 is all about 'Globalization 4.0.' So what is that?

The world has been pursuing some sort of globalization -- the integration of economies through the exchange of goods, people and ideas -- since the dawn of time

Go defensive as few catalysts for Indian stocks, says Jefferies

To make money, look at large firms, banks and defensive stocks such as software exporters and utilities, they say