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Bangladesh signs deal with Reliance Power to buy electricity for 22 years

Reliance plans to invest about $1 billion to set up a local plant by 2022 to provide the electricity.

Manufacturing growth down at 15-month low in Aug on demand slowdown: PMI

However, it has remained above the 50-mark separating growth from contraction for more than two years

Trade war: China, US to collect additional tariffs on each other's goods

The Trump administration will begin collecting 15% tariffs on more than $125 billion in Chinese imports; Beijing to impose 5% tariff on US crude oil

Hong Kong unrest: Protesters plan to disrupt airport after night of chaos

Protest organisers have urged the public to overwhelm road and rail links to the airport on Sunday and Monday, potentially disrupting flights

No single 'gay gene' but a complex mix of genetics affects behavior: Study

Sexual rights campaigners welcomed the study, saying it 'provides more evidence that being gay or lesbian is a natural part of human life'

Second-hand smoke may not affect people equally to all races, ethnicities

Financial capital, family networks and community resources play a major role as well

Women may be missing out on outpatient care access in north India

Missing out on healthcare services may not always result in death, so death rates may not capture the extent of gender disparity

Thousands march peacefully in Hong Kong defying police ban on mass rally

Police blocked plans for a mass show of force downtown to mark the fifth anniversary of a decision by China to curtail democratic reforms in the former British colony

China factory activity shrinks for 4th month to 49.5% as trade woes deepen

Persistent weakness in China's vast manufacturing sector could fuel expectations that Beijing needs to roll out stimulus more quickly, and more aggressively, to weather the biggest downturn in decades

Telegram to protect identity of Hong Kong protesters against monitoring

Telegram allows users to search for other users by uploading phone numbers

Amazon and Indian trader group in public spat over discounted products

The issue has become one of the biggest trade irritants between New Delhi and Washington

DHFL board approves plan to convert debt into equity, sell assets

DHFL and other shadow banking firms have been stung by a liquidity crunch following last year's collapse of IL&FS

India's GDP growth hits 6-year low, more stimulus expected

Analysts believe the slowdown could persist for two or three years while much needed structural reforms are put in place

US probing new allegations of technology theft by China's Huawei: Report

Huawei is accused of stealing intellectual property from individuals and companies over several years, and recruiting employees from its rivals

Collapse us if you can, British government dares Brexit opponents

Johnson's move to suspend Parliament for longer than usual was cheered by US President Donald Trump but provoked criticism from some lawmakers and media

Govt sees gain in US-China trade war, to woo foreign firms like Apple

Govt ministries asked to submit their policies and incentive structures for Invest India, luring companies affected by US-China dispute.

UK car output slumps nearly 11% in July over weak export demand

Car demand has been hit by a number of factors in recent months including a slump in sales of diesel vehicles in Europe and weakening demand in China, the world's biggest automotive market

Google to move Pixel smartphone production out of China: Report

The move comes as labour costs are rising in China along with added pressure from spiralling tariffs due to the ongoing trade war

Want post-Brexit US trade deal quickly, but terms have to be right: Britain

Britain has so far failed to agree a deal with the EU to mitigate the disruption caused by its departure from the EU, increasing the chances of an unmanaged exit that would shock the global economy

Donald Trump orders firms out of China as Beijing sets new duties

China on Friday said it would impose retaliatory tariffs on $75 billion of US goods, targeting crude oil for the first time and renewing punitive duties on American-made autos