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A $23 bn manager is betting on India's struggling real estate sector

Developers in India are struggling as loans become harder to get from non-bank lenders whose own funding is drying up

UK recession risk in next year up to 30% from 25% a month ago: Economists

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

Why China's 5G riches are outside the reach of international investors

The biggest beneficiaries of the country's push for wireless supremacy are outside the public domain

Rising global concerns over security aren't impeding sales, for now: Huawei

Huawei is in talks with governments across Europe on security standards for new technology, although it's been unable to engage the US in similar negotiations

'Insulting, humiliating': Workers describe life at Apple's 'Black Site'

Working at a bland building near Apple's new campus in Cupertino is nothing like the mythology of Silicon Valley

Renault plans to scrap $12.4 mn of payouts to jailed Carlos Ghosn

Ghosn won't benefit from a non-compete agreement that would have paid him two years' compensation

Brexiters, Singapore-on-Thames is a fantasy

The state's dominance makes negotiating free-trade agreements much easier than it would be in a post-Brexit UK

Shot in the arm for govt as CAG says new Rafale deal better than UPA's

The auditor's report allows the government to defend itself against the corruption charges, but is unlikely to end debate about the deal amid news reports featuring leaked documents

Rupee's unexpected gains this week showcases RBI's pivot for markets

While a rate cut typically lowers a currency's yield appeal, it bolsters foreign inflows into local shares, which helps strengthen the rupee

China's film industry is paralysed and a $ 1.7-bn tax demand is the reason

China recently reported its worst January box office receipts since 2015, while the number of movies produced began to fall last September, a harbinger of leaner times ahead

Goldman Sachs says OPEC's 'shock and awe' will drive oil higher

A 24-nation alliance known as OPEC+ that formed two years ago has just started another round of output curbs to prevent a supply glut

Easing core inflation sets stage for more interest rate cuts by RBI

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

ICICI Sec sees policy changes driving double-digit growth in next 3 years

That's prompted fund managers to warn that valuations are too high and led to lowering in earnings estimates this year from record levels

Man vs machine: Human triumphs over IBM's AI debating system

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

Investors still fear NBFCs: 2 Indian funds' assets fell 50% in Dec quarter

Over 50% of assets under management erased in December quarter

Zilingo: How a 27-year-old CEO built a near $1 billion fashion startup

On Tuesday, the Singapore-based company said it raised $226 million from investors including Sequoia Capital and Temasek Holdings Pte

India's gold imports jump 64% in January despite prices hitting 5-year high

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

No one's safe: Bezos nude selfie leak triggers alarm for all billionaires

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

How a small Tamil Nadu bank beat India's largest banks in the stock market

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

For this hedge fund, betting on death is turning out better than expected

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