Britain rolls out red carpet for Modi, Indian investment
Theresa May's government rolled out the red carpet for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi who is set to invest in post-Brexit UK.
ATMs run dry in India
ATMs in several cities across the country are running dry bringing back ugly memories of the November 2016 demonetisation.
Grab-Uber deal: Merger or market-sharing agreement?
The Grab-Uber merger has implications for competition law and long-term commuting behaviour, and deserve careful scrutiny.
Xi criticizes protectionism, cold war mentality at business conference
Chinese President Xi Jinping rebuked protectionism and pledged to uphold the international order at a business conference on Tuesday.
China takes on US in trade war as Asia makes other plans
China has engaged Washington in a series of reciprocal tariffs - while the rest of Asia watches and makes other plans.
E-sports here to stay in Asia
Despite a lack of acceptance by older generations, the competitive video game arena is more popular than ever and worth an estimated$900 million US.
Trade war will hurt all sides; Deutsche Bank
A trade war between the United States and China will seriously hurt both sides, according to a report by the Deutsche Bank Research.
Chinese real estate investment in US declines by 55%
Chinese investments into the US property market slow amid uncertainty and expanding portfolios.
Workers’ disrupted future could be quite rosy
Far from being a major problem, the increase in artificial intelligence can contribute to the work place.