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Here's why Amazon bought a doorbell company Ring for $1 billion

Owning Ring's varied assortment of video doorbells, security cameras and accessories allows Amazon to accelerate their development and make them exclusive to Alexa

Smartphones nearly killed this Singapore stock; Elon Musk saved it

The rise of the smartphone almost broke Tze-Mon Chuang's company- Elon Musk provided its salvation

North Korea's Kim ready to give up nukes if his regime safety is guaranteed

North Korea and South Korea will hold a summit at the end of April along the border

States' debt woes to bloat India's budget gap: Oxford Economics

Farm loan waivers, slowing revenues will see them miss targets and states' borrowings and costs to rise amid widening deficits

Warning sign? Asia's biggest currency gain in 20 years may be about to end

The rupiah is seen as a bellwether of sorts for Asia given the high foreign ownership of the nation's bonds

RBI set to give govt Rs 100 billion interim dividend, say sources

The amount has been calculated for the six month through Dec 31, said sources

After losing China, Jeff Bezos really wants to win in India

Amazon is spending billions adapting to a fiercely contested market of 1.3 billion

States' debt woes to bloat India's budget gap: Oxford Economics

Farm loan waivers, slowing revenues will see them miss targets

India's secret weapon for renewable energy: Rooftop solar for businesses

India targets 40 gigawatt solar capacity from rooftops by 2022

Adani may sell stake in Australia Carmichael Coal mine amid funding delay

The financing delay is the latest hurdle for Adani, adding pressure to its ambition to deliver the first coal production from the mine by 2020

Capitalist bend: Donald Trump wants to make space a free-market paradise

The Space Council also recommended that the government review regulations around export licenses that affect commercial space activity

Gupta empire crumbles as Jacob Zuma exits South African presidency

The Guptas arrived in South Africa from India in the early 1990s and built up a business empire with interests ranging from mining to pay television

Bond rout may not be enough for India to let more foreigners in

The Reserve Bank of India is expected to review the cap on foreign investment in rupee notes, currently set at around 5 percent, in March or April

Battle to win street maps heats up

Whoever owns the most detailed version of up-to-the-minute maps will own an asset worth billions

Intel's Debjani Ghosh becomes the first woman to head India's tech industry

New Nasscom President takes charge of a $167 bn sector that's moving from low-paid legacy work to newer technologies, from cloud to artificial intelligence

GM offers $2.8-billion investment plan for South Korea business

The latest moves come amid a standoff between the automaker and South Korea

Apple in talks to buy key iPhone ingredient cobalt directly from miners

The iPhone maker is one of the world's largest end users of cobalt for the batteries in its gadgets

PNB fraud, SBI result: Why good earning season may not boost Indian stocks

Earnings at more than two-third of Nifty's 50 companies exceeded or matched analysts' estimates

How Rs 114-billion PNB fraud went undetected for seven long years

The Reserve Bank issued reminder after Bangladesh heist

How Putin's 'cook' dug up dirt in US to make anti-American films in Russia

They shot footage across Manhattan, looking for disadvantaged areas, homeless people, and what Matveychev called 'dirt' that would cast America in a bad light