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MUMBAI: A potential investment by Japanese multinational conglomerate SoftBank into the financial services arm of the Piramal Group will likely depend on the Indian company’s willingness to aggressively move into the consumer finance segment away from its cur…

Global Times By Liu Xuanzun, Li Xuanmin and Leng Shumei Source:Global Times Published: 2019/7/14 23:23:40 Washington applying 'double standards' on Beijing's sanctions The US is deploying a double standard by calling China's proposed sanctions on US comp…

A composite image of Tencent founder and CEO Pony Ma and Alibaba founder Jack Ma. Bobby Yip/Reuters; Ruben Sprich/Reuters Alibaba founder Jack Ma is arguably the most well-known tech billionaire in China, having grabbed headlines with his eccentric dance…

When the USSR collapsed, the issue of economic planning seemed to be settled once and for all. In the struggle between the market and the plan, the former had won a decisive victory. Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin wall, the verdict is not so obviou…

When Cheng Shi entered China’s tech industry six years ago as a user interface designer working on mobile apps, he was told long hours are routine. At this one big firm, my coworker told me that if its 9 p.m. and you see everyone else is still working, then …

In 2017, Jeff Bezos, the owner and founder of the online store Amazon became the richest person in the world. The project was started in 1995 in a garage and just 4 years later, the value of the company was estimated at $6 billion. Aside from the online store…

TOKYO/TAIPEI -- Technology companies once again lead this year's Asia300 Power Performers ranking, the Nikkei Asian Review's list of leading companies to watch in the region. However, the sector faces headwinds from worsening trade disputes that could disrupt…

This is depressing but not surprising news about the corporate culture at The Nature Conservancy. And Tercek saw the world changing, according to interviews with dozens of current and former staffers: Defending a plot of land in the Adirondacks or the Catsk…

Alibaba's founder Jack Ma and the e-commerce giant's digital payments arm Alipay will contribute to a $145 million donation for Chinese women's football, it was announced Friday, who despite underfunding routinely outperform the men's national team. The one …

China's second richest man Jack Ma will contribute to a $145 million donation to the Chinese women's football squad, it was announced Friday, who despite underfunding routinely outperform the men's national team. The one billion yuan ($145 million) donation …