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India and Europe next on Trump's to-do list after China trade deal

US President Donald Trump is expected to visit India in February, raising hopes that he will give New Delhi some leeway on trade.

Boeing struggles to convince investors that 737 Max is a safe investment

Boeing said on Tuesday its troubled workhorse -grounded last March after two crashes in which 346 people died - should receive approval by mid-year from US regulators

India faces first fall in direct taxes in at least two decades: Report

Government was targetting direct tax collection of Rs 13.5 trillion ($189 billion) for the year ending March 31 - a 17% increase over the prior fiscal year

Indonesia to increase imports from India amid Delhi-Malaysia spat: Report

The trade ministers of India and Indonesia, which want to more than double their bilateral trade to $50 billion by 2025, met in Davos on Thursday and agreed to fast-forward trade

US wants India to buy $5-6 billion farm goods to seal trade deal

Both governments had hoped to work out a limited trade deal last year, but struggled to reach an agreement.

India may raise duties on $56 bn worth of imports from China, elsewhere

Higher customs duties are likely to hit goods such as mobile phone chargers, industrial chemicals, jewellery and handicraft items

Coronavirus: Toll at 26, China shuts transport, temples, part of Great Wall

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared the new coronavirus an emergency for China but stopped short of declaring the epidemic of international concern

Ten cities in China's Hubei suspend public transportation over coronavirus

Buses in cities of Chibi, Xiantao, Zhijiang, Qianjiang, Xianning, Huangshi and Enshi have suspended services

Malaysia hikes sugar import from India to resolve palm oil spat: Report

India, the world's largest edible oil buyer, this month effectively halted Malaysian palm oil imports apparently in retaliation to Malaysian PM Mahathir Mohamad's comments on Kashmir

HDFC Bank to tap Egon Zehnder to identify Aditya Puri's successor: Report

Puri, whose term comes to an end in October this year, is also an advisor to the search committee tasked with identifying a suitable candidate

RBI to hold rates on inflation concerns, fiscal boost likely: Poll

The RBI was forecast to next cut rates by 25 basis points to 4.90% in the October-December quarter, according to the poll consensus

India to Singapore: How airlines, passengers are responding to China virus

An explainer on the airline industry's response to the outbreak so far and its potential financial exposure compared to SARS in 2003

Amazon asks court to pause Microsoft's work on $10-bn Pentagon contract

Amazon blames Donald Trump for bias against the company and for improperly pressuring the Pentagon in the cloud computing contract.

Oil prices hit seven-week low on growing concern over China virus

Oil prices hit seven-week low on growing concern over China virus

Volkswagen in Canada ordered to pay CAN$196.5 mn over emissions scandal

News outlets said the fine against Volkswagen was the largest environmental penalty in Canadian history.

Boeing CEO Calhoun expects to resume 737 MAX production before mid-year

Dave Calhoun says Boeing is not considering scrapping the MAX and expects it will continue to fly for a generation.

Tesla moves a step closer to opening first European factory: Report

Politicians, unions and industry groups have welcomed Tesla's move which is expected to create up to 7,000 jobs in Brandenburg

Iran won't take downed plane's recorders abroad, to inspect itself: Report

Iran's semi-official Tasnim news agency had said on Saturday the black boxes were being sent to Ukraine. It reported that Iran would not seek to read them at home.

Piyush Goyal not to meet Malaysian counterpart in Davos amid palm oil row

A Malaysian government spokesman said on Friday that trade ministers from India and Malaysia could meet on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos.

China to increase US imports according to 'market principles': Official

Chinese companies will import U.S. agricultural goods according to consumers' need, and demand and supply in the market, Liu told reporters, according to CCTV.