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Saudi summit opens as kingdom looks to attract foreign investment

The forum was launched in 2017 to showcase Saudi Arabia's future away from oil

Tesla shares soar 21% to $307.12 as surprise profit answers skeptics

Musk also said Tesla is open to supplying batteries and other components to other automakers

BOJ warns of rising financial vulnerability as banks hunt for yields

Faced with narrowing margins and a dwindling population, regional banks have increased loans for property investment and to companies with low profitability

Hyundai Motor misses Q3 profit estimates as prolonged quality woes weigh

Hyundai Motor's Q3 net profit rose 59% to $364.75 million, compared with the average 684 billion profit estimate of analysts based on I/B/E/S Refinitiv data.

Ghosn's lawyers seek dismissal of charges, accuse prosecutors of misconduct

In September, Ghosn and Nissan agreed to settle claims from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commision over false financial disclosures related to Ghosn's compensation

Now, US SEC launches probe into whistleblower charges against Infosys

The company said India's market regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), has also asked it to submit information concerning the complaints

Reckitt Benckiser to pay $700 mn in US to settle opioid marketing probe

The $700 million settlement amount consists of $500 million for the federal government and as much as $200 million for states that opted into the civil agreement, which did not determine liability

Japan factory activity shrinks at quickest pace since 2016 in October: PMI

Total new orders shrank at their fastest pace since December 2012, while factory orders and future output were also in contraction

Datsun brand set to go as Nissan rolls back Ghosn's expansionist strategy

Production closures set to hit emerging markets hard

Hong Kong stocks hit 1-week low amid economic headwinds, political unrest

Massive violent anti-government protests over the past five months have shaken Hong Kong's reputation and damaged its all important tourism and retail sectors

Google claims 'quantum supremacy'; experts say hold on a qubit

Official confirmation of the breakthrough in quantum computing came in a paper published in science journal Nature, after weeks of controversy following the leak of a draft

Nikkei edges up to one-year high; chip-related stocks cap gains

The benchmark Nikkei average added 0.3% to 22,625.38, its highest finish since October last year

Modi govt relaxes norms for setting up fuel stations in the country

The new rules will allow companies to set up electric vehicle charging stations, and sell gas, petrol and diesel at their pumps

MSP for wheat to be increased by Rs 85 to Rs 1,925 for 2020: Javadekar

The revised purchase price of 1,925 rupees per 100 kg for 2020 compares with 1,840 rupees a year ago, he said

Brexit in slow lane, as PM Boris Johnson loses key timeline vote

Johnson was on Saturday forced by opponents into the humiliation of asking the EU for a delay beyond October 31 that he had vowed he would never seek

SoftBank's $10-bn takeover of WeWork would lead to Chairman Neumann's exit

WeWork owner The We Company's board will meet on Tuesday to evaluate SoftBank's offer

Uber CEO expects to ride developing market growth in next decade

India is a very competitive market with demanding consumers but its "profitability characteristics" are improving, Uber chief executive Dara Khosrowshahi told reporters

Will push for election if lawmakers reject Brexit timetable: UK PM

Opening a debate before lawmakers are expected to vote on his deal for the first time, Johnson warned parliament: "I will in no way allow months more of this."

Malaysia PM stands by Kashmir comments despite India palm oil boycott

India's top vegetable oil trade body on Monday asked its members to stop buying Malaysian palm oil after Mahathir's comments

Adult diaper market grew 9% to $9 billion, but no one is talking about it

Companies are trying various methods to change attitudes, including making products more discreet, avoiding terms like diapers or nappies