Central banks are public institutions, charged with maintaining economic stability through controlling the supply of money in an economy.

Chinese businesses put emphasis on developing trade relationship with the US against political setbacks

Declining Iphone sales has caused Apple stocks to dip, and Microsoft looking to take advantage

The four-day exhibition began on Jan 9 in Germany

Malls became a motif of modernity during the country's economic expansion. They offered consumers year-round protection from heat, humidity, cold and frost, as well as from busy streets and polluting traffic. Malls were safe environments where the steadily increasing numbers of more affluent Chinese families could shop and eat, stroll and meet.

Adani Group to invest 2 trillion rupees ($24 billion) in five years, said its chairman Gautam Adani

India is buying Russian oil less as the discounted prices have seen an increase

Google is facing a $1.67 bln damages demand for infringing patents

Weak demand concerns behind Samsung Electronics gloomy financial forecast

A growing number of wealth managers in Asia are setting up offices in Dubai, capitalising on warming diplomatic ties between China and the Middle East and betting on a surge in demand from clients for geographical diversification.

Toyota would restart its vehicle plants from Monday, deciding about operations separately on January 15

It is ITFC's highest trade finance extended to a commercial bank

Commerce ministry writes letters to Bangladesh Bank, the National Board of Revenue

The cameras will be used to stop pilferage of valuables from luggage

Ten years since Rana Plaza factory tragedy in Bangladesh, cheap clothing from global brands still filling landfill

Long and slow rerouting, or even suspension has caused cargo rates to climb higher

Higher interest rates are among the reasons the US has seen a surge in bankruptcy filings

Traders made the demand for onion, edible oil, sugar, lentil, chickpeas, dates

BYD, the Chinese vehicle giant, has dethroned the trailblazing Tesla in terms of sales

Shipping giant Maersk said on Tuesday it would not resume passage through a key Red Sea strait "until further notice,"