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After swinging, markets flat

Posco posts biggest loss since 2010 as steel slumps

The net loss, excluding minority interests, was 534.2 bn won ($474 million) in the three months ended Sept, from a 237.8 bn won profit a year earlier

Sensex snaps 3-session winning streak

The S&P BSE Sensex slid 0.2 per cent to 27,306.83 at the close, after changing direction at least 10 times

Cryan putting stamp on Deutsche Bank as Jain's deputies exit

'Saudi's China oil play has no one over a barrel'

'Adani might proceed with Carmichael project'

The project, approved by Australia's regulators October 15, is financially viable due to global energy demand and is unlikely to receive government subsidies

Deutsche Bank reshuffles senior management

Volkswagen offices searched after ex-CEO quits post at Porsche

New Volkswagen cars are seen in an open-air parking lot in Changchun, Jilin province in China, on October 14

UK, China poised for deal on world's costliest nuclear plant

Hungover at work costs US $77 bn a year

New estimates say excess alcohol consumption cost the US economy a quarter-trillion dollars in 2010

Why you should invest in a '60s-era Porsche 911 Targa, right now

Targa has been synonymous with the open driving concept since the 1960s

Amazon targets freelancers peddling fake user reviews

Files lawsuit against 1,000 unidentified people selling fake reviews on its Web store

Venture capital is like high-risk poker: Michael Moritz

Interview with chairman, Sequoia Capital

China's economy might be bigger than you think

Goldman to dismiss 20 analysts

Analysts reportedly breached rules on internal training tests

Sensex caps third weekly gain as banks rise in late trade

Corporate America's epic debt binge leaves $119-billion hangover

Foxconn loses battle for bigger slice of Apple pie

US jobless claims lowest since 1973

While dismissals have remained limited, hiring managers have pulled back on adding to staff

London skyscraper rents rise 11%, Hong Kong is priciest

Annual rents in London rose to $122 a sq ft, the most in the six months through June