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US still eyeing ways to curb sales to Huawei after Trump's remarks: Report

Trump told reporters last week he wanted U.S. companies 'to be allowed to do business'

Malaysia's Mahathir Mohamed returns as interim PM a day after resigning

The political crisis comes at a particularly bad time for the Malaysian economy, after growth fell to a decade low in the final quarter of last year

Coronavirus is very much under control in the US, says Donald Trump

'We are in contact with everyone and all relevant countries, he said on Twitter

Intuit to buy Credit Karma in a cash-and-stock deal for about $7.1 billion

The deal would be neutral to accretive to Intuit's adjusted earnings per share in the first year after the transaction closes, which is expected in the second half of 2020

Centre reallocates unused sugar export quotas to boost shipments

To reduce that debt and pare rising inventories, New Delhi has approved a subsidy of Rs 10,448 ($145) a tonne for exports of 6 million tonnes in the 2019/20 season.

Coronavirus scare: Refiners to get rare oil cheap as demand slows in China

Refiners in India, the world's third-biggest oil importer, rarely get the opportunity to buy suitable grades from areas like the Mediterranean and Latin America because of higher freight rates.

Dow plunges over 800 points as coronavirus cases spike outside China

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 589.48 points, or 2.03%, at the open to 28,402.93

Hughes India arm fears closure over dues; banks may be at risk: Letter

Hughes' India unit provides services to defence, education and banking sectors in the country

Concern over coronavirus spread as cases jump in South Korea, Italy, Iran

In Italy, the number of cases jumped to above 130 from just three before Friday

9 killed, 100 injured in magnitude 5.7 earthquake near Turkey-Iran border

The quake centered west of the Iranian city of Khoy and affected villages in the Turkish province of Van

Bank of Japan will be 'fully prepared' to act on coronavirus risk: Kuroda

Kuroda said there was no major change to the BOJ's projection that Japan's economy would keep recovering moderately thanks to an expected rebound in global growth around mid-year

Coronavirus to shave 10 bps from global growth: IMF's Kristalina Georgieva

China has said it could still meet its economic growth target for 2020 despite the epidemic

The ECB wants to talk to you about inflation. But will it listen?

Just last October her predecessor, then President Mario Draghi, had expressed his reservations about communicating with the public at large rather than finance aficionados

USFDA approves Danish drugmaker Lundbeck's migraine prevention therapy

As Lundbeck enters the crowded market, it hopes to carve a niche for itself through its dosing frequency

Researchers seek clues to head trauma in brains of dead athletes

The VA-Boston University-Concussion Legacy Foundation Brain Bank in Boston houses 850 human brains

Buffett defends investments in stocks, which fueled record Berkshire profit

Berkshire also reported record net income for the year of $81.42 billion, reflecting enormous gains in its common stock holdings

Optimism, expectations mark first day of violence cut period in Afghanistan

Many Afghans said they were anxious about what might come next

Revolutionary Guards make early gains in restricted Iran election

In some constituencies, where candidates failed to get 20 percent of votes cast on Friday, a run-off election will be held in April

China reports fall in new virus cases but concerns grow over rising spread

In total, China has reported 75,569 cases to the WHO, and 2,239 deaths

Boeing finds debris in fuel tanks of many undelivered 737 MAX jets

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), when asked about the debris, said it could not confirm Boeing's numbers