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Australia's big banks focus on job cuts as inquiry looms

Global Markets: Stocks attempt a bounce, bonds fret on U.S. inflation

Alibaba promises smarter games village for athletes in future olympics

Alibaba is one of the few top Olympics sponsors signed with the IOC until 2028

Abu Dhabi financial regulator may create framework for virtual currencies

Here's why the new order by Indian bourses may spook foreign investors

India's three main stock exchanges said Friday they would stop licensing products and data to foreign exchanges to prevent trading from migrating overseas

Toyota leaves Pyeongchang podium to South Korean rivals

Analysis: Russia's rising rating comes with sanctions stress

N Korea mum on summit invite to Moon as its delegation winds up South visit

In a rare honour for visiting foreign guests, Moon met Kim's sister, Kim Yo Jong, four times during the delegation's three-day visit

Wall Street Week Ahead: Investors brace for more swings as U.S. inflation specter rises

Bank of England reading inflation, no hurry to raise rates: Chief economist

The central bank raised interest rates for the first time in over a decade in November

IMF's Lagarde says market swings aren't worrying, but wants reforms

IMF chief says market fluctuations aren't worrying

Saudi ACWA Power sees $4.5 billion in local project tenders

Japan government mulls promoting BOJ exec director Amamiya to deputy governor - media

Japan govt mulls promoting BOJ exec director Amamiya to deputy governor - media

ONGC gets a play in Abu Dhabi oil market with 10% stake in $6-bn field

This concession deal will help India meet its growing demand for energy and refined product along with creating opportunities for ADNOC to increase its market share in India

After F-16 crash, Israel launches strikes in Syria, hits Iranian targets

It marked the most serious confrontation yet in Syria between Israel and Iranian and Iran-backed forces

Don't mention nukes: South Koreans learn how to talk to the enemy

In the presence of guests, do not refer to their leader, Kim Jong Un, by name. Don't even point at badges depicting the North's former leaders which are pinned to every North Korean visitor's chest

Migraine patients more at risks of heart attacks, strokes: Danish study

These headaches may also be tied to other types of cardiovascular problems

EU says Bayer Monsanto must not hurt competition in digital farming

Bayer's $63.5 billion takeover of US Monsanto, announced in 2016, is set to create the world's largest seeds and pesticides company