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From IP to Huawei: 7 issues that may decide US-China trade talks' success

The US accusation that China forces American companies to share sensitive technology and steals intellectual property is one of the thorniest issues

US-China trade talks to resume: 7 issues that will be key to making headway

Trump may hold talks with Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland

Apple's woes go beyond China economy: End of easy money among the culprits

Apple last week cut its quarterly revenue forecast for the first time in almost two decades, blaming weak sales in Asia's largest economy

Indonesia's rupiah set to outperform Indian rupee, says Goldman: Here's why

Indonesia is a net commodities exporter due to its coal exports, and higher commodity prices will help its fiscal balance and hurt India's

Macquarie interested in buying renewable energy assets of crisis-hit IL&FS

Discussions are at an early stage, and may not result in a deal, people in the know said

Ride-pooling gets a social makeover with new app from HERE technologies

Individuals can search for rides on commercial taxi and ride-sharing services, as well as public transportation or bike-share programmes

China records 12% jump in US patent holdings in 2018; IBM top recipient

The US still dominates the field, with 46 per cent of the 308,853 US utility patents issued last year, followed by companies based in Japan, South Korea and Germany

World Bank's search for new chief, a test of Trump's America First policy

Kristalina Georgieva will take over as interim president on February 1

After Jim Yong Kim's exit, is it time to give up on the World Bank?

Its outgoing president thinks he can do more to build infrastructure in the developing world by working in the private sector

Gold loses shine as imports collapsed in 2018 due to high domestic prices

Demand for gold, almost all of which is imported, has been declining in India as a slump in the rupee made the metal more expensive in the price-sensitive market

Carlos Ghosn says he is innocent, passes onus of trading losses to Nissan

The high-profile executive was the architect of the alliance between Nissan, France's Renault SA and Mitsubishi Motors Corp

Bonds rally may have run Its course as RBI to adopt shallow rate-cut cycle

The sustainability of gains is in doubt amid concern that the government may bust its fiscal-deficit target by boosting spending before this year's national election

Companies to rush bond sales before the elections to avoid uncertainty

Some investors say a sell-off in Indian dollar bonds last year has created bargain hunting opportunities, and issuers will likely want to make the most of that sentiment before the polls open

Japanese billionaire Maezawa responsible for the most retweeted tweet ever

Maezawa's audience retweeted his post a record 3.8 million times, and gave it more than 900,000 "likes"

Jet Airways trying to renegotiate vendor contracts to cut costs: Report

'The Naresh Goyal-led airline is in talks to defer or reduce payments to vendors including aircraft lessors and those providing engineering, spare parts, credit card and airport services'

Handcuffed and roped up, Carlos Ghosn to address Japan court on Jan 8

After weeks in jail, where he is being held for alleged financial crimes, Ghosn will have 10 minutes to address the Tokyo district court

US, China should grant each other a face-saving exit from trade standoff

As the two sides resume talks this week to end the standoff, both ought to see there's a deal to be had - and should help each other seize it

Even if freed, Ghosn's not going back to his globetrotting days at Renault

Disgraced executive Carlos Ghosn gets day in court after lengthy detention

Opec strategy still a winner for members despite oil price slide

The nominal value of the group's crude production, based on the average price of a basket of OPEC crudes, surged by 33 percent last year, to $826 billion

Theresa May refuses to rule out second Brexit vote if MPs reject deal

A cross-party group of lawmakers has tabled an amendment to the Finance Bill that will work its way through Parliament next week