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Govt looks into Flipkart, Amazon discounts after retailer complaints

Confederation of All India Traders alleged Amazon and Flipkart were violating the foreign investment rules

Temasek makes $3 billion bid to take control of Singapore's Keppel Corp

Temasek will seek to work with Keppel's board to undertake a strategic review of its businesses

China seeks $2.4 billion in sanctions against US in Obama-era case: WTO

WTO appeals judges said in July that the United States did not fully comply with a WTO ruling and could face Chinese sanctions if it does not remove certain tariffs that break the watchdog's rules

India says differences resolved with US for trade deal, announcement soon

Goyal told a business conference that he was hoping to meet United States Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer soon

Boeing expresses regret over ex-pilot's 737 MAX messages, faults simulator

The role of the simulator has emerged as a crucial issue since the 2016 messages surfaced on Friday

French oil group Total signs marine fuel deal with China's Zhejiang Energy

Total China Investment (TCI) will hold a 49 per cent share in the new joint venture company

India cannot sacrifice economic strength to comply with US sanctions: FM

Sitharaman said the Indian government has expressed its view to the United States

UK PM Boris Johnson says almost there on a Brexit deal: Lawmakers

Johnson, according to a source at the meeting of the 1922 Committee of Conservatives, made a short bouncy speech which was very well received

IMF says US-China trade war will have 'real spillover effects' for EMs

The fight could set up a "domino effect" for smaller economies, according to a second IMF official

Huawei's Q3 revenue jumps 27% despite trade tensions between US and China

The company has been granted a reprieve until November, meaning it will lose access to some technology next month

Indian traders selling old season sugar to Iran after subsidy: Report

Exports from the world's biggest sugar producer could put pressure on global prices but will help India reduce its inventories that have driven down domestic prices

Slowing credit growth puts economic revival hopes on shaky ground

Lending growth by banks had nearly halved to 8.8 per cent at the end-September from the start of the year

India's Nayara sending fuel to Rosneft in return for Venezuelan oil: Report

The United States in January prohibited US-dollar transactions for oil sales from Venezuela's PDVSA or its units

Malaysia offers to increase imports from India after palm oil curbs threat

Malaysia is the world's second largest producer and exporter of palm oil after Indonesia, and the edible oil contributed to 2.8% of its gross domestic product last year

KKR consortium cancels biggest Australian Latitude IPO, says report

In what was to be their second attempt at listing in just over a year, KKR, Deutsche Bank and Varde Partners, decided to cancel the expected A$1 billion ($676.20 million) offering on Tuesday

Trade war will cut global growth in 2019 to lowest since 2008 crisis: IMF

The IMF said its latest World Economic Outlook projections show 2019 GDP growth at 3.0%, down from 3.2% in a July forecast, largely due to increasing fallout from global trade friction

India's September trade deficit narrows to $10.86 bn, oil imports fall 18%

Merchandise exports fell 6.57% to $26.03 billion in September compared with a year earlier, while imports were down 13.85%

Russia-backed Syrian forces step in after US declares full withdrawal

Much of the M4 lies on the southern edge of territory where Turkey aims to set up a "safe zone" inside Syria

Refiners slash palm oil purchase from Malaysia fearing duty hike

To be "on cautious side, buyers are preferring Indonesian shipments to avoid any possible impact of higher duties."

China's Huawei says it's open to 'no backdoor' agreement with India

Huawei is closely engaging with India to clarify its stand on 5G solutions, says company CEO.