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Kashmir shutdown caused $1-bn losses, will sue govt, says trade body

Besides severing telecoms links ahead of its decision, India imposed curbs on travel and sent thousands of troops to the heavily-militarised region, citing security concerns

Australia's Westpac slapped with 23 million money laundering breaches

The regulator is pursuing fines of up to $14 million for every transaction Westpac failed to monitor adequately or report on time

With water plants and hospitals, China is on a charm offensive in Sri Lanka

This month's presidential election, won by Gotabaya Rajapaksa, puts Beijing back in the driving seat in Sri Lanka

US safety board chair criticises Uber for 2018 fatal self-driving crash

The NTSB submitted draft findings in Sumwalt's written testimony Congress ahead of a Senate hearing Wednesday as a probable cause in the crash was ongoing

Oil slumps 2.5% on oversupply fears, US-China trade talk concerns

OPEC and its allies will consider whether to deepen cuts to crude supply when they next meet in December

Saudi Aramco IPO: 25 banks hired as bookrunners face pared pay of $90 mn

The banks will be paid 35 basis points of the money raised, according to the three sources

Protection or 'war against truth'? Ban on short-selling of shares returns

South Korea is considering restrictions while European authorities are investigating short-sellers over alleged market manipulation

A year after arrest, Carlos Ghosn seeks trial date, access to evidence

Ghosn's lawyers have also asked the court to dismiss all charges against him

Finance panel may reject Rs 835-bn package to help fight air pollution

Emissions from power plants are one of the biggest causes of the chronic smog now seen in New Delhi

Amid layoff reports, workers' unions to hold Tata Steel to its job pact

Tata Steel on Monday said it planned to cut 3,000 jobs at its European operations, as the sector wrestles with excess supply, weak demand and high costs.

Huawei plays down US licence extension, restates unfair-treatment gripe

Its 90-day license extensions aim to minimize disruption for its customers, many of which operate networks in rural America

What trade war? Chinese firms beat expectations, post strong Q3 numbers

Profits at Chinese companies grew 10% in the July-September period, beating the 2% growth rate analysts had predicted

Dubai Airshow: Joy for Boeing as it receives orders for fifty 737 MAX jets

Global regulators banned commercial flights of Boeing's fastest-selling jet in March after two fatal accidents

Protests, trade war plunge Hong Kong into recession, GDP shrinks 3.2%

From a year earlier, the economy contracted 2.9%, also in line with the preliminary reading

Jet grounding, delays overshadow Dubai Airshow; airlines review fleet plans

Top of their agenda will be the worldwide grounding of the 737 MAX in the wake of two deadly crashes

OPEC+ faces 'major challenge' from competitors' surging output: IEA

"The OPEC+ countries face a major challenge in 2020 as demand for their crude is expected to fall sharply," the Paris-based agency said in a monthly report

Rural distress: Untimely rains hit summer crops, delay winter sowing

The recent wet spell is also forcing farmers to delay sowing winter crops, placing a further drag on the rural economy at a time when India's economic growth has slumped to a six-year low

Here's why Alibaba listing in Hong Kong such a big deal for the city

Alibaba postponed its listing plans over the summer as political protests that began in June worsened

Huawei, ZTE corp threaten our national security, says US attorney general

The US government added Huawei to its economic blacklist in May, saying the Chinese company was involved in activities contrary to US national security.

In October, India's diesel demand fell at steepest annual rate in 3 years

Sales of gasoline, or petrol, rose 8.9% in October from a year earlier, to 2.54 million tonnes