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No broadcaster for World Cup? What FIFA’s India standoff could really costAs FIFA gears up for the 2026 World Cup, it encounters a broadcasting conundrum in India. Following a surge in online viewership during the...- EY sees other Big Four firms mirroring its proposed splitAndy Baldwin, global managing partner, said EY was holding roadshows to explain a "compelling case" for the company's third attempt to spli...
- Australia facing economic coercion from China: Australian Treasurer Josh FrydenbergAustralian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said China would find it especially hard to replace Australia's iron ore exports which fuel its massiv...
- Amazon snaps up James Bond owner MGM for $8.45 billion as streaming war heats upThe deal aims to bolster Amazon's television-focused studio with new and historic filmmaking from MGM, which has snapped up lucrative serie...
- Oil drillers and Bitcoin miners bond over natural gasThe trailers - carrying pipes, generators and computers - are called "mining rigs." But their owners aren't there to drill for oil. They ar...
- What's next for Jack Ma's Ant Group after China orders revamp?Ant, valued at around $315 billion at its IPO pricing, is also exploring options for founder Ma to divest his stake and give up control, as...
- Microsoft's Pinterest tilt is craftier than it looksPinterest's lower profile than other social networks sites may extend to Washington as well, for its users are most interested in shopping ...
- Facebook has no plans to lift Trump ban, Sandberg saysFacebook executives have long taken a light touch to policing speech posted by politicians, maintaining that people have a right to see sta...
- Is WFH here to stay? With network issues, wrecked employee morale & security threats, the answer is not that simpleDue to coronavirus, office workers around the world were forced to participate in world’s biggest telecommuting experiment.
- Fund carnage shows peril of ignoring liquidityOut of 416 open-ended, onshore equity funds, 401 have lost money this year.
- New start for the only Nico on 2017 F1 gridMOTOR-F1-RENAULT-HULKENBERG:New start for the only Nico on 2017 F1 grid
- BREAKINGVIEWS-Coach tie-up with Burberry is too fashion forwardBURBERRY-COACH/BREAKINGVIEWS:BREAKINGVIEWS-Coach tie-up with Burberry is too fashion forward
- India is still rising, but it is not shining"people think India is a land of billion problems. But India is a land of billion opportunities. India is ready to take off," said Mukesh A...
- Collapse not yet likely for battered OlympusThe Japanese group's shares have lost four-fifths of their value since it fired its British chief executive on October 14.
- India has home-grown options to tackle slowdownInterest rates have been hiked to 8.25 per cent as the central Bank struggles to contain inflation which is at a 13-month high of 9.8 per c...
- Rio Tinto takes bold step into aluminium rehabThe mining giant plans to sell off roughly a third of its business in the metal, most of which was acquired in merger with Alcan in July 20...
- No easy fix for Telenor's India joint-venture spatIn 2009, Telenor invested $1.2 billion for a majority stake alongside India's number two property firm. Both Uninor and Unitech's managing ...
- Hong Kong banks' yuan strategy looks bad for earningsDeposits in the Chinese currency have grown to about $100 bn from almost nothing two years ago, since the rules on China's currency were re...
- Five radical steps to break Europe's bank-sovereign 'doom loop'Today, the eurozone's indebted sovereigns are threatening to spark a full-scale bank panic and possibly even another credit crunch.
- China's super-railways on track for debt troublesThe government plans to spend 2.8 trillion yuan in the next five years souping up the system, of which at least half is likely to come from...
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