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Charter said near Time Warner Cable deal for $55.1 billion

Bright House Networks, a smaller cable company that Charter is trying to buy, will also be merged into the combined entity

Modi's first year by numbers: What markets show

With opposition parties hindering Modi's economic push in recent months, investors are reassessing the outlook for Indian assets

Nobel laureate John Nash dies at 86

Nash and his wife, Alicia, were killed in an auto crash on the New Jersey Turnpike Saturday afternoon

Tsipras urges European creditors to compromise on Greek deal

Tsipras said we've shown willingness to compromise to get to a mutually beneficial solution

BlackBerry to cut jobs worldwide

The cutbacks come as the Waterloo, Ontario-based company works to make its device unit profitable again

Ireland says yes to gay marriage

Silk Road's Dread Pirate seeks mercy

Europe said to weigh contingency plans as Greece talks drag on

Hong Kong investors want more oversight after $35-bn wipeout

Oil rises for second day as US crude stocks signal glut might ease

Tata Steel slumps after posting worse-than-expected loss

Tata Steel had reported a 10.4 billion-rupee profit in the same quarter a year ago

Oil halts 5-day slump as US crude supply glut seen easing

Oil's recovery from a six-year low in March has faltered near $60 a barrel amid speculation that rising prices will encourage production

Foreign sell-off of futures shows Nifty rebound: IIFL

The Nifty has risen three per cent this month on speculation the central bank will reduce borrowing costs

Broad coalition rallies to defeat Obama on trade deal

Internet freedom activists, environmentalist, and nuns join the push to defeat the Trans-Pacific Partnership

Apple suspended plans to introduce a television set: WSJ

Global jobs gap costs $1.2 trn in lost wages

Some 61 mn fewer people were employed in 2014 than there would have been had pre-crisis employment growth trends continued

UK inflation falls below zero in April

For the first time since 1960

Shoppers Stop under pressure to scale up its online sales

Online sales will account for 20% of Shoppers Stop's total by 2020, compared with less than 1% now

Sensex falls from 3-week high as lenders drop

Oil falls for a fifth day as Goldman sees crude at $45 by October

Futures dropped as much as 1.7 per cent in New York, extending a 2.4 per cent decline in the past four sessions