From Wilbur Ross talking about India having an opportunity to profit from trade war to the arrest of Wadhawans, here are the top 10 business headlines on Friday
Treasury yields plummeted, the dollar erased gains and US stocks swung to losses after the report
Describing the current era as a tumultuous time, Jaishankar said it is a far cry from the soothing mantras of globalisation that one heard just a few years ago
The outburst followed the release of the Institute for Supply Management's factory index, which slipped to its lowest level since June 2009
The foreign ministry appealed to Washington to 'meet us halfway' and resolve disputes
The administration is not contemplating blocking Chinese companies from listing shares on US stock exchanges at this time
High expectations of a trade deal were probably misplaced ab initio as there was no bilateral FTA or economic cooperation agreement under negotiation
Vice Commerce Minister Wang Shouwen said Sunday that Vice Premier Liu He would travel to Washington for the talks sometime after China's National Day holiday, which ends October 7
China hawks within the US administration have discussed tighter restrictions on listed Chinese companies for months
Major US stock indexes slipped on the news, which came days before China celebrates the 70th anniversary of the birth of the People's Republic on October 1
However, there are still significant hurdles in setting up shop in China
Trump on Tuesday had accused China of the theft of trade secrets 'on a grand scale' and said it was taking advantage of World Trade Organization rules
President Trump says US tariffs have thrown millions out of work, but Western economists point to relative stability amid a shift to service jobs as the two sides prepare to resume talks
Earlier on Tuesday, US President Donald Trump had a stern message for China and its president, Xi Jinping, in his speech at the United Nations General Assembly
Trump said he hoped an agreement that was mutually beneficial for the US and China could be reached
The world's two largest economies have been locked in a bruising trade war since Trump in March last year imposed tariff hikes of up to 25 per cent on $250 billion of Chinese goods
The cancellation came only about an hour after President Donald Trump said he wasn't interested in 'a partial deal' with China
Trump said the United States was taking in billions of dollars from tariffs imposed on Chinese products, adding that the total would soon reach $100 billion
The view may be an outlier as International money managers have sold $4.7 billion of the nation's shares since June
China's exports contracted last month and shipments to the US plunged. The tariffs President Donald Trump added this month are set to bite