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Carlos Ghosn resigned from Renault last night: French finance minister

Renault's board will meet today to replace Ghosn, in a move that could help ease tensions with alliance partner Nissan following Ghosn's arrest in Japan for alleged financial misconduct

Paytm may enter two more developed markets in 2019, says CFO in Davos

Paytm has already found its footing in Canada and Japan, and several commerce and financial services verticals of the company have begun to churn out revenue and profits

Will give State of the Union address when the shutdown is over: Trump

Democratic leaders in the House of Representatives floated the idea of ending the partial government shutdown by giving Trump most or all of the money he seeks for security

Focus: U.S. copper projects gain steam thanks to electric vehicle trend

Oil prices dip on worries fuel demand to stall as global growth slows

Manna from heaven? Shares tied to Japan's Nagasaki get Pope visit boost

Australia's Amcor delays Bemis takeover citing U.S. govt shutdown

Paytm may enter two more developed markets in 2019 - CFO

Hyundai Motor swings to surprise quarterly net loss as China sales tumble

Hyundai Motor swings to net loss in fourth quarter, misses consensus

US sanctions on Venezuela likely to reroute crude oil to China, india

The United States is considering moves to cripple Venezuela's oil shipments, which account for nearly all of the country's exports

PG&E puts cost of judge's wildfire plan at up to $150 billion

Gold rises as growth concerns, U.S. government shutdown weigh on dollar

RBI making u-turn, to cut rates, change stance to 'neutral': Reuters Poll

Uncertainty over the outcome of a national election in May is seen as the main downside risk to Asia's third-largest economy

Osaka sponsor withdraws controversial commercial

Microsoft says Bing search engine blocked in China

Philippines fourth-quarter GDP grows less than expected at 6.1 percent

Australia employment stays solid, jobless rate at 6-1/2 year lows

Global Markets: Asian shares subdued as U.S. political standoff, ECB decision eyed

As profit dips, IndiGo plans more international flights for better returns

IndiGo, which took deliveries of 55 aircraft in 2018, has a 41.5% share of the domestic market but carries only six percent of the country's international passengers