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At the United Nations in New York, India denounced Pakistan as "the land of pure terror," Newsweek reports. » Read More
Arundhati Bhattacharya, chairman of the State Bank of India, discusses the fallout of the country's decision to scrap its 500 and 1,000 rupee banknotes. » Read More |
Arundhati Bhattacharya, chairman of the State Bank of India, speaks about economic reform in her country. » Read More |
Arundhati Bhattacharya, chairman of the State Bank of India, speaks about the launch of a new Indian bond index on the FTSE. » Read More |
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India's bad debt won't deprive investment projects of loans, and its GDP outlook remains bright despite a recent slowdown, says JPMorgan's Kalpana Morparia.
Nicolas Aguzin, CEO of J.P. Morgan Asia Pacific, addresses deleveraging in Chinese corporates and says he doesn't expect a lot of change out of the 19th party congress.
India wants to deport 40,000 Rohingya Muslim refugees amid concerns of terror threats, a move that could impact New Delhi's superpower aims.
It would be hard to imagine the implementation of Aung San Suu Kyi's remarks about allowing Rohingya back into Myanmar, says Evan Rees at Stratfor.
It's getting harder for U.S. business schools to attract international candidates.
India and Japan are picking up the pace as car sales in the U.S. and China stutter.
Japanese billionaire Taizo Son, founder and CEO of Mistletoe, says Southeast Asian start-ups can leapfrog their peers in developed markets.
Women's shoe retailer Aerosoles Group said it had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, the latest casualty in a struggling retail industry.
Recent U.S. sanctions against Venezuela's PDVSA have started to ensnare its U.S. unit, Citgo Petroleum.
The diamond industry is boosting marketing spending in the hope of winning over new consumers, Financial Times reports.
The internet giant wants to tap into the world's most populous nation.
If investors want to profit from Asia's credit market, they must be prepared to vary strategies, said Ilfryn Carstairs of Varde Partners.
Sachin Chaturvedi of Research and Information System for Developing Countries weighs in on what India's Asia-Africa Growth Corridor means for the region as Japanese PM Shinzo Abe visits.
An Australian ad campaign promoting lamb has attracted widespread criticism from the country’s Hindu community, prompting officials to lodge a diplomatic protest with the government.
Fallen Chinese tech unicorn Xiaomi is seeing a turnaround in its fortunes following a surge in mobile phone shipments, the FT reports.
