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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

Trade war to get more complex? WTO may investigate Trump's tariffs on China

China's dispute alleges US tariffs violate WTO's most favoured nation provision because the measures fail to provide the same tariff treatment that the US offers to imports of all other WTO members

As Europe's drivers ditch diesel, oil market hands them a lucky break

Once the dominant choice for Europe's car buyers, diesel's recent decline can be traced to the Dieselgate scandal in late 2015

How an Italian populist leader plans to oust Merkel as Europe's anchor

While EU government leaders wield broad powers, the new crop of European lawmakers will have a say in shaping the European Commission, the bloc's executive arm, and thus influence policy

Indian bonds face a familiar foe with elections just round the corner

Investors have turned skittish about the health of India's finances amid signs that Centre is ready to sacrifice fiscal discipline as it weighs an aid package to appease farmers, a key voting block

Will robotaxis really take off? The flying-car future looks like a dystopia

Flying cars may have their share of whizz-bang charm for those who can afford them. For the rest of us, more down-to-earth solutions look a lot more attractive

Mueller's arrest of Roger Stone may have serious implications for Trump

Roger Stone was arrested by FBI agents Friday on charges of lying to Congress, obstructing a probe and witness tampering

A water crisis is brewing between South Asia's arch-rivals India, Pakistan

Pakistan, India and Afghanistan are among the world's eight most water-stressed countries

Amazon mulls building physical shops in London to expand retail presence

The Amazon stores will be built in London or counties including Surrey, Kent, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Essex and Middlesex

Why Priyanka Gandhi's entry into politics could haunt Modi in 2019 polls

Long overshadowed by her older brother, the younger Gandhi is a fixture in the backrooms of Indian politics

Stuck in trade war, tech firms pitch the promise of innovation at Davos

Global leaders and technology chieftains agreed on the need for stricter government oversight, after a year that featured privacy scandals at Facebook Inc. and a broad reckoning of the tech industry

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