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German carmakers to invest 60 billion euros in electric cars and automation

Germany, together with a few other major European economies, is set to have a much higher share of electric vehicles among its new registrations than the EU average

Explained: What happens behind the scenes of a Brexit vote in UK Parliament

The voting process could take hours, and most of the drama takes place out of sight of television cameras

Ex-Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn set to be released on $8.9 million bail

The release would allow Ghosn to meet his newly hired legal team frequently and build a defence ahead of his trial

Three small bombs sent to London airports, rail station: Police

No one was injured by the devices and services were not affected

RBI fines ICICI, SBI and 17 other banks for non-compliance on SWIFT use

The RBI imposed the fines over the past four days, according to stock exchange filings by the banks, though specifics of the non-compliance were not disclosed

Trump's trade action on India to hit farm, marine exports the most: FIEO

US President Donald Trump on Monday said he intended to end India's preferential trade treatment under a program that allows $5.6 billion worth of Indian exports to enter the United States duty free

Spotify clocks over 1 million users in India in less than a week

India, with a population of 1.3 billion and more than 400 million smartphone users, is a potentially huge market for the Swedish company

GE to sort long-term care insurance problem with $14.5 bn; experts unsure

GE's disclosures and reserves have not eliminated fears that insurance could bring more pain to GE and its investors

Asian shares retreat after China cuts economic growth target to 6%

Premier Li Keqiang also said the country sees a budget deficit of 2.8 percent of GDP

AT&T restructures WarnerMedia as it braces for battle with Netflix, Disney

The restructuring comes ahead of an anticipated round of significant layoffs and cost cuts

Need land, labour reforms to aid manufacturing: Chief economic adviser

Several business leaders said a delay in land acquisition for private factories, decades-old restrictive labour laws and higher borrowing costs discourage many investors

Brexit bribe? UK PM May unveils $2.1 billion fund for Brexit-backing towns

Brokenshire did not say how many towns would benefit but said the money could be "transformative".

Asian shares jump on signs US, China close to trade deal

The Wall Street Journal reported Washington could lift most or all of its tariffs on Beijing while a summit between U.S.

Brexit-supporting lawmakers outline demands for revised treaty

Britain, due to exit the bloc on March 29, is attempting to amend the deal to provide assurances that the backstop would not be indefinite

Strong dollar hurting US competitiveness: US President Donald Trump

A weaker currency generally makes a country's exports more competitive

US wants to know if Pak used US-built F-16 jets to down Indian warplane

Pakistan says it did not use F-16s in shooting down an Indian warplane when it crossed the Line of Control that acts as a de facto border in Kashmir

India needs to boost economic growth as inflation outlook remains low: RBI

Most of the six-member Monetary Policy Commitee were in favour of spurring growth in Asia's third largest economy amid a soft inflation outlook on a sustained fall in food prices

Producers get pricing freedom in govt's new rules for oil, gas exploration

New rules will be largely applicable on 19 basins and on future licensing rounds, says Dharmendra Pradhan.

Exclusive: U.S., China sketch outlines of deal to end trade war - sources

Johnson & Johnson receives federal subpoenas related to baby powder litigation