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Twitter working to mimic Snapchat video sharing tool to attract users

Facebook Inc has famously copied innovations from Snap Inc's Snapchat

Here's why Opec's global oil cuts might result in sharp price spikes

The group's spare capacity has ballooned to about 3.4 million barrels a day, as of November, compared with about 2 million a day at the outset of the production curbs

China will surprise world with more reforms to open up economy: Xi adviser

Opening up is not only important for China, but also for the whole world: Liu

Bull market signals recovery for world's worst stocks of 2017

The firm added Qatar National Bank QPSC, the Gulf state's biggest lender, to its core portfolio earlier this month, citing an attractive valuation and the lender's strong government links

Trump's biggest blow to renewables yet: 30% duty on foreign solar equipment

The US move threatens to handicap the $28-billion industry that relies on parts made abroad for 80% of its supply

How Asian giants can counter Donald Trump's washing machine tariff

The last time the US used this drastic anti-trade device was 16 years ago

Bitcoin for payments: Why critics' view is wrong and will become more so

In the last 3 months of 2017, almost $150 bn was processed in transactions - nearly 10 times more than a year earlier and seven times higher than what Western Union moves among consumers in a quarter

Davos warning from global leaders: Don't party too hard as growth picks up

Booming stock markets and the best global economic growth in seven years are fueling record levels of optimism among chief executives, according to a survey released by PwC on Monday

Foreign exchange traders do $100-million deals on their mobile phones

The world's biggest financial market is embracing the iPhone era as investors find new ways to work when they're not on the trading floor

Emerging-market scorecard supports Mexico and Turkey over India

Turkey's five-year government bond yield is about 13%, while Mexico's is 7.5%

How Snapchat is helping one doctor transform medical training

The British colorectal surgeon used Snap's high-tech spectacles a year ago to walk rookie physicians and millions of curious viewers through a hernia operation using the Snapchat photo-sharing app

India Inc's deal hunt will drive offshore bonds rush in 2018: Citi

India remains a small player in the G3 bonds market that's dominated by Chinese firms, which raised an equivalent of $215 billion last year

Hop on to Eicher Motors' shares -best performing stock on Nifty 50: Goldman

Network expansion and new models will lead to Eicher's revenue and operating profit compounding at 25 per cent and 30 per cent respectively, over the fiscal 2017-2020 period

Inequality rose with one billlionaire emerging every 2 days in 2017: Oxfam

Oxfam published the report as global leaders, chief executives and bankers arrive in Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum's annual meeting

After climbing 188%, one of the world's hottest stocks tumbles in S Korea

Celltrion fell 9.9 per cent on Friday after its fourth-quarter revenue and earnings missed estimates

2018 likely to see high inflation due to rising global growth, US tax cuts

The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note climbed in the past week to the highest levels since 2014

As hydro power becomes uncompetitive, India looks for ways to lower tariffs

Nearly 100 gigawatts of electricity potential in India's rivers is lying untapped because of high tariffs

Twitter's Anthony Noto likely to become the CEO of online lending SoFi

Noto has yet to accept an offer, and talks could still fall apart, according to people familiar with the matter

Amazon HQ2 cities list: Utterly predictable game of musical chairs

Why didn't it turn the process of choosing a new head office into a free-publicity gig?

Norwegian Airlines sets record for fastest transatlantic flight

The time is nothing compared to what was possible on the Concorde, the sky-high-priced supersonic plane that could cross the Atlantic in a sprightly 3.5 hours and ceased operation in 2003