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Facebook to enhance encryption across platforms, despite regulatory warning

Facebook messaging privacy chief Jay Sullivan and other executives said the company would press ahead with the changes while more carefully scrutinizing the data that it collects.

Nielsen to split its media, ads unit into 2 separate publicly traded firms

The move, which is backed by one of its biggest shareholders Elliott Management, sent the company's shares up 5% in premarket trading

KKR targets record $15 billion for new Asia-focused buyout fund: Report

A fund of that size would break the New York-based private equity firm's own 2017 record of a $9.3 billion fund and comes as buyout groups are increasingly focusing on Asian investments

Govt not planning to help banks rescue shadow lender DHFL: Report

A consortium - led by Union Bank (UNBK.NS) and State Bank of India (SBI.NS) - was set up to restructure DHFL's (DWNH.NS) debt a month after it first defaulted in June

ArcelorMittal beats estimates in Q3, trims forecast for steel demand

The company, which produces around 5 per cent of global steel, said it now expected its own shipments to be stable this year

Govt may ignore banks' request for help in rescuing DHFL: Report

A consortium - led by Union Bank and State Bank of India - was set up to restructure DHFL's debt a month after it defaulted in June

IndiGo inks codeshare pact with Qatar Airways for Delhi-Doha flights

The agreement will enable Qatar Airways to place its code on IndiGo flights between Doha and Delhi, Mumbai and Hyderabad, the companies said

Slowing Indian economy spells tough times ahead for the rupee: Poll

After falling nearly 9 per cent in 2018, the Indian currency has shed another 4 per cent this year to touch a 2019 trough of 72.40 per dollar on Sept 3

US-China trade deal signing could be delayed until December: Report

The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said it was still possible the "phase one" agreement aimed at ending a damaging trade war would not be reached, but a deal was more likely than not

What made ArcelorMittal withdraw from buying Italy's steel firm Ilva

Here is an explanation of what has gone wrong and why the issue is so important for Italy

'Judgement on WeWork was poor in many ways': Softbank CEO after Q2 loss

Son says he overestimated Neumann's good side, turned a blind eye to things like corporate governance, and that he should have known better

Huawei not in talks with any US companies to license 5G: CEO Zhengfei

The idea of a one-off fee in exchange for access to Huawei's 5G patents, licenses, code and know-how was first floated by Ren in interviews with the New York Times and the Economist in September.

China regulator warns e-commerce platforms to stop monopolistic practices

Regulator's move comes as Alibaba's Tmall marketplace has in recent weeks been accused by number of competitors and merchants of adopting such practice, which is also known as choosing one from two

BMW's Q3 profit up 33% on higher SUV sales; EV sales seen doubling by 2021

Sales of BMW's cars rose just 3.6% in the quarter, but shifted from sedans to sports utility vehicles, including its higher-margin X3 and X4 models, it said.

Saudi Aramco approaches Malaysian energy giant Petronas with IPO offer

Abu Dhabi's state investor Mubadala Investment Co has also been approached by Aramco's advisers

Investors left exposed as Trump's SEC gives America Inc helping hand

Corporations led by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the country's biggest business group, have said red tape is partly to blame for a 50% decline in the number of listed companies over the past two deca

Son's failed tech bets behind Softbank Group's $6.5 billion quarterly loss

The group's first quarterly loss in 14 years casts doubt on founder Masayoshi Son's high-risk strategy of investing in cash-burning startups, as he is trying to raise a second giant investment fund.

RCEP deal could provide huge export opportunities for India: China

India pulled out at the last minute amid worries that the deal would unleash cheaper imports from countries like China

Apple asks US to waive tariffs on China-made watches, iPhone parts, AirPods

Apple told the US Trade Representative's Office the products were consumer electronic devices and "not strategically important or related to 'Made in China 2025' or other Chinese industrial programs.'

China may impose $3.58 billion in annual trade sanctions on US: WTO panel

In the WTO ruling, a three-member arbitration panel said Chinese exporters suffered impairment to trade valued at $3.579 billion annually