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Anyone attempting to split China will end in shattered bones: Xi in Nepal

"And any external forces backing such attempts dividing China will be deemed by the Chinese people as pipe-dreaming!" he was quoted as saying

Visa, Mastercard waver as Facebook's Libra faces regulatory heat

Facebook announced plans to launch the digital currency in June 2020, in partnership with other members of the Libra Association set up by the U.S. tech giant to manage the project

Credit Suisse clears its CEO in spying scandal that rocked Swiss banking

Khan, who left Switzerland's second-biggest bank in July and began work on Tuesday at UBS, was under surveillance by private detectives hired by Credit Suisse from Sept. 4 to Sept. 17

Govt shelves plan on countrywide ban on single-use plastic products

The plan was for Prime Minister Narendra Modi to outlaw six items on Wednesday as part of a broader campaign to rid India of single-use plastics by 2022.

Wilbur Ross, Goyal to hold talks with renewed hopes for US-India trade deal

Ross is expected to meet his Indian counterpart Piyush Goyal on October 3

More than 1,600 die in India's heaviest monsoon season in 25 years

The extended rains have wreaked havoc, with northern Uttar Pradesh and Bihar states the worst hit in the latest spell of intense downpours, killing 144 people since last Friday

Ford to form joint venture with Mahindra & Mahindra valued at $275 mn

The two companies have for months been negotiating the deal

India factory output in Sep unchanged over Aug; lowest in over a year: PMI

Overall demand only rose marginally in September, hurt by almost no growth in exports, and firms barely increased headcount last month, the survey showed

'Decoupling' would harm both sides: China on US delisting threat

U.S. President Donald Trump's administration is considering the move, report said, in what would be a radical escalation of U.S.-China trade tensions

Iran's petroleum industry on 'full alert' against attacks: Oil minister

US media reports have said Washington was considering possible cyber attacks against Iran

British PM Johnson vows to stay put to hit Oct 31 Brexit deadline

Johnson again declined to explain how he plans to circumvent that law and deliver on his Brexit promise, deepening uncertainty Britain's biggest trade and foreign policy shift for more than 40 years

Govt bans onion exports as prices remain high due to seasonal shortage

The government said exports will be prohibited with immediate effect

Ban on vapes will stay, says govt official as protests fizzle out

India banned the sale and import of e-cigarettes this month, warning of an 'epidemic' of vaping among young people

Night shifts, changing work schedule tied to poor mental health: Study

Researchers examined data from seven previously published studies of work schedules and mental health involving a total of 28,438 participants

Democrats subpoena Pompeo on Ukraine docs as impeachment probe forges ahead

The committees announced the subpoena after the administration missed a Thursday deadline to provide info about contacts with Ukrainian officials

Hong Kong protesters mark five years since 'Umbrella' street movement

A series of protests for and against Communist Party rulers in Beijing is planned for the Chinese-ruled city ahead of the 70th anniversary of the People's Republic on Tuesday, including at the consula

Wells Fargo taps one-time Dimon protege Scharf to lead turnaround

He served as a top lieutenant to JPMorgan Chase and Co's Dimon during the financial crisis of 2008

Post WeWork, IPO market slams brakes on unprofitable companies

The surprise postponement of the WeWork IPO has underscored how confidence is eroding in the market both for companies looking to raise capital and investors

Moment of truth coming for Brexit with time running out, warns EU

Johnson's opponents say leaving the EU without a deal to keep most of its trading arrangements in place would plunge Britain into economic chaos

Saudi sets decency code for foreign tourists, sidelines religious police

The Interior Ministry decision accompanies the launch of a visa regime allowing holidaymakers from 49 states to visit one of the world's most closed-off countries