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Chinese stocks' biggest decline since 1992

Chinese shares have erased more than $2.8 trillion of value in three weeks, marking an abrupt end to the longest bull market in the nation's history

Videocon's Dhoot to spend $2.5 bn in Brazil oil & gas

The scope for oil from its blocks in the South American country is four times higher than the largest field in India

Lanco mulls selling power business stake

Company expects to raise $630 million in two to three years by either taking the unit public or roping in a strategic partner

Woz says scene in Jobs trailer fiction

BP pays $18.7 bn to settle claims in Gulf oil spill

Company had been committed to fighting the claims in court after negotiations fell apart in 2013

Rajat Gupta loses bid to toss insider trading conviction

Gupta convicted in 2012 and now serving a two-year prison term in Massachusetts

Greek finance minister threatens to quit

Greeks prepare for 1974-like referendum on the future

The government says the cost will be about $22 million for distributing ballots and paying election monitors

Sensex drops first time in 3 days

Greek bank controls heap more pain on crisis-weary citizens

Greek PM tells voters rejecting austerity will yield better deal

'Google breached India's antitrust rules'

Uber draws fresh comparison with Amazon as growth trumps profit

Getting Uber's car-booking application up and running in cities around the globe isn't cheap

Haven means tax office in Denmark as banks offer no interest

That's an unexpected side effect emerging from the extraordinary monetary easing unleashed by the country's central bank

Greece seeks two-year bailout programme

China's stocks enter bear market...

Grexit looms large over europe

Germany, France don't offer any concessions, say they are open to talks

India VIX jumps most in 7 weeks

Deutsche Bank staff probed over Libor by Frankfurt prosecutors

Authorities opened the probe after receiving a Libor report compiled by German financial regulator Bafin

With 61 seconds in a minute, markets brace for trouble