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Do not call it retro, 'archival' is the hottest new thing in fashion

Long synonymous with thrift, consignment clothing is an $18 billion business, with about $2.3 billion spent on specialised secondhand apparel websites

China's inflation easing as global markets fear price gains amid growth

It's an about-turn from a year ago when China was a key source of the reflation that buoyed markets and propelled economic growth

Pakistan to Trump: Pay for border fence with Afghanistan to curb terrorism

Pakistan has come under increasing pressure to act against the Afghan Taliban and affiliated Haqqani network

Walmart to invest several billion dollars for 20% stake in Flipkart: Report

An alliance with Walmart would give Flipkart additional capital and retail muscle to fight back against the rising competition

Size problem: Shrinking diamond content in jewelry is a headache for miners

The anemic growth has forced gem producers to respond in recent years

China's obsession with live-streaming makes ex-journalist a billionaire

I rarely sell my shares, so YY's share price won't have too much impact on me: Li Xueling

Global market crash wipes out nearly $100 billion from the world's richest

Chairman Warren Buffett 's wealth dropped $3.5 billion and Facebook Inc.'s Mark Zuckerberg lost $3.4 billion

India's oil hunger to double despite its electric car ambitions

India sold more than 17.5 million scooters and motorcycles in the year ended March 31 and annual sales have grown about seven percent in three of the last four years

What if self-driving cars can't see stop signs? AI's embarrassing secret

Speech recognition algorithms are similarly vulnerable

Clean fuel focus in India may open its door for US LPG imports

30.5 million new connections were given under the plan by October 2017

Catching up on crypto: A quick rundown of terms that defines digital money

Here's a quick rundown on famous mavens and slang terms that define the phenomenon

With spendthrift Budget, India takes a wrong turn

Now the fiscal math is muddled, bond yields are spiking, RBI might have to raise rates in response and India is turning protectionist

Drought dulls thirst for some of Africa's most expensive homes

The country's top tourist destination is in the throes of the worst drought on record

Europe's safest bank sees investors lining up for bail-in bonds

The European bank with the most capital relative to total assets is DNB ASA of Norway

Alibaba shares tank after margins decline, market value dips $30 billion

Alibaba's Chief Financial Officer Maggie Wu said on a conference call that investors shouldn't equate lower margins with lower profits, as the overall business is growing

Modi's election budget, high on rural spending, may push RBI to raise rates

Budget 2018 has focused on tamping down rural discontent ahead of elections, signalling higher government expenditure

Budget 2018: India plans to expand airport capacity 5-fold as traffic rises

Apart from augmenting airports in the main metropolitan cities of the country, the government will connect 56 unserved airports and 31 unserved helipads

Budget 2018: Company tax cut falls short of narrowing gap with peers

Modi's government pledged in 2015 to bring down corporate taxes over four years to improve India's investment climate

Budget 2018: Here's the list of winners and losers

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has delivered the election-year budget many expected.

India wants the world to buy its weapons but are they good enough?

New Delhi hopes to export made-in-India military technology, including its BrahMos missiles, to smaller countries in Asia that fear China's rise