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Amid slumping Asian markets and a dimmer outlook for deals this year, bankers in Asia are going back to basics: managing money for wealthy clients.

Nearly every major Chinese car maker is churning out electric cars these days in hopes of capitalizing on regulatory largesse. One problem: Regulators are wary it is being misused.

In oil's slide, perhaps there is less cause for concern over Russia than there is for the currency of a country that should be benefiting from cheaper oil: Turkey.

The task force will suggest ways to iron out regulatory, tax and governance issues that are impeding the flow of global pension money into India

McDonald's has benefited from all-day breakfast and other menu tweaks, part of a broader turnaround that is expected to gain steam.

As far as core operations go, the December quarter results provide little reason for any shift in valuations

Years of successive hikes have made it difficult for cigarette sales to grow

The moderation in the loan book was on account of lower disbursement growth and higher repayment as customers switched to housing loans from banks, which have lowered their lending rates

Lower oil prices cast their shadow on average price realization, which, at $35.2 per barrel of oil equivalent, is 48% lower y-o-y and 19% lower, compared with the September quarter

Mint Money spoke to five individuals who shared their tax saving story

If you are not disciplined enough to stay invested for the long term, these products could be a good choice

Given this dual benefit of financial protection and tax saving, health insurance is a must-have. Here's how to make the best of it

Borrowing money to buy a house not only gets you an asset but also helps you save on taxes along the way

Financial instruments with tax benefits do more than just that. Buy them based on your plan

Forbes reporter Kelly Phillips Erb details the ways you can file your annual tax return and new developments for this tax season.

It is a secret of the vast US Treasury market since the 1970s : Just how much of America's debt does Saudi Arabia own?

Companies are increasingly urging employees to keep their nest eggs in their corporate 401(k) plans when they change jobs.

Four years after the CFPB's creation, a court case could help settle a debate over the agency's authority to police everything from credit cards and mobile-phone payments to college accreditation.

Tim Cook holds the key to Apple post earnings reaction

Companies including Mahanagar Gas and Equitas Holding, have received approval to launch their IPOs to fund business expansion, meet working capital requirements

Saudi Arabia's potential sale of shares in its state-owned oil giant wouldn't include the kingdom's oil reserves and could be on local or international markets, the company's chairman confirmed in an interview.

Chinese officials need to do a better job communicating their exchange-rate approach, Soho China CEO Zhang Xin said, a charge that has been repeated by other top business leaders and policy makers in Davos.