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Amazon going the Google way, may face sanctions: German antitrust Adviser
Amazon.com Inc is combining some offerings in a way similar to Alphabet Inc.'s Google
Anti-Brexit rally draws 1 million protesters demanding new vote
Marchers clogged the streets of central London as they walked from Hyde Park to Parliament Square to hear from the opposition Labour Party mayor of London, Sadiq Khan
Say goodbye to the US stock market's secret sauce
For the first time in over two years, corporate profit margins are falling
Xi Jinping recruits Italy populists for China's Belt and Road Initiative
Italy is the first Group of Seven nation to volunteer for a role in the massive international program
Pinterest is rare 'unicorn' preparing an IPO without haemorrhaging cash
Pinterest's filing reported that the company had lost $63 million in 2018
Donald Trump circle in legal peril despite end of Robert Mueller probe
Democrats in Congress have started their own investigations
EU to drop threat of Huawei ban but wants 5G risks monitored: Reports
The United States has lobbied Europe to shut out Huawei, saying its equipment could be used by the Chinese government for espionage
Voters in Thailand head to elections for first time since military coup
Thailand's establishment elites have tussled with Thaksin's populist alliance for over a decade -- a fault line that could bring gridlock to the legislature
Wall Street tumbles as bond market flashes a recession warning
The S&P 500 fell 1.9 per cent, as stock market investors grew concerned about the outlook for economic growth
US to leave in place latest North Korea-related sanctions on Chinese firms
On Thursday, Trump announced in a tweet that the US should recognise the disputed Golan Heights as Israeli territory, surprising State Department officials
Former McKinsey chief Rajat Gupta is unrepentant for his crimes
After a stint in federal prison, the former McKinsey chief and Goldman Sachs director maintains he is innocent - and is trying to repair his reputation
People's well-being will improve due to growing Chinese economy: Le Keqiang
China must take strong measures to cope with the current downward economic pressure, says Li Keqiang
Syrian forces say Islamic State eliminated; Baghdadi in Iraq, claims US
Some of its fighters still hold out in Syria's remote central desert and in Iraqi cities they have slipped into the shadows, staging sudden shootings or kidnappings and a
Trump says he'll nominate Stephen Moore to Federal Reserve Board
Moore has emerged as an ardent critic of the Federal Reserve Board under its current chairman, Jerome Powell, who fell out of favor with Trump last year
Apple's Tim Cook bullish on global economy, urges China to open up
Cook said Apple is less concerned with the short term economic outlook because the tech giant makes investments looking ahead years or decades
China must think what signal it's sending with Azhar hold: Ex Foreign Secy
China last week blocked for the fourth consecutive time a resolution at the UN Security Council Committee on designating Azhar as a global terrorist
US airlines sending experts to review Boeing 737 MAX upgrade this weekend
The meetings are a sign that Boeing's planned software patch is nearing completion, though it will still need regulatory approval
Tearful Muslims return to Christchurch mosque as NZ works to move on
Al Noor was handed back to the local Muslim community on Saturday and began allowing small groups onto its grounds around midday
Trump reverses US Treasury sanctions on North Korea as he 'likes' Kim
'President Trump likes Chairman Kim and he doesn't think these sanctions will be necessary,' White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said
No surety on status quo, Fed rate hike, cut both on the table: Policymaker
Forecasts released at the end of its two-day policy meeting showed 11 of Fed's 17 policymakers anticipate no rate hike this year, compared with just two who had that fore
Mueller Russia probe report: Trump Jr to Kushner, who escaped charges
Following are some individuals who came under scrutiny during the investigation but appear to have avoided criminal charges
Modi sends message on Pak Day, Imran Khan says 'time for new relationship'
Modi, in his message, said it was time for the people of the sub-continent to work together for a democratic, peaceful, progressive and prosperous region
Tesla accuses rival Chinese billionaire's engineer of stealing tech secrets
The accusations came eight months after one of Apple Inc.'s ex-employees was charged with trying to take sensitive robocar secrets to a new job with XPeng
No new charges: Mueller concludes 22-month old Trump-Russia probe
Mueller criminally charged three companies and 34 individuals, of which seven pleaded guilty and one was convicted during the probe
After Donald Trump barbs, General Motors to make $1.8 billion investment
The automaker said in total it is investing $1.8 billion in its US manufacturing operations this year
BlackRock to buy French software firm eFront for $1.3 billion
BlackRock said it would buyback about 3.1 mn of its shares at $412.84 apiece under its existing repurchase program
It's time for US to recognise Israeli sovereignty over Golan Heights: Trump
The Golan recognition is only the latest diplomatic bombshell dropped by Washington
Google requests meeting with top US general amid China AI debate
Google's relationship with the Pentagon has been strained since it retreated from an AI defense contract last year following employee protests
German 10-yr bond yields crash below zero as growth fears roil markets
Yields on Germany's 10-year government bond turned negative for the first time since October 2016
Is Pakistan about to hit an oil jackpot? PM Imran Khan is praying
There has been no official word from ExxonMobil and ENI, which have been involved since January in drilling an ultra-deep well in Kekra-I
Big Oil spent $1 billion on climate lobbying since 2015 Paris deal: Report
As planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions hit their highest levels in human history in 2018, the five companies wracked up total profits of $55 billion
Boeing 737 MAX: What we know about the plane crash and what comes next
Investigators looking to uncover the causes must answer one of the biggest questions: Was the plane's software to blame?
Deutsche Bank top management gets first bonus in four years
The management board received total pay, including bonuses, of 55.7 million euros in 2018, up from 29.8 million euros a year earlier
Thousands of Indian techies return home as US rejects visa extensions
According to USCIS, Indian nationals accounted for about 2.2 million of the 3.4 million H-1B visa petitions filed in the decade to 2017
Alembic Pharma gets USFDA nod to market conjunctivitis treatment drug
The approved product is therapeutically equivalent to the reference listed drug Optivar Ophthalmic Solution of Mylan Specialty L P.
Indonesia's Garuda first airline to cancel $6 bn 737 MAX order post crash
Garuda is the first airline to publicly confirm plans to cancel an order for the troubled jets
Boeing 737 MAX adopts safety feature earlier sold as option after crashes
The development comes as the manufacturer struggles to cope with the fallout from both the Indonesia crash and another in Ethiopia this month
Chinese phone cos jazz up products, bite into Apple's share in home market
Huawei, the world's No. 2 smartphone maker, has estimated revenue for 2018 rose 21 percent, which analysts attribute in large part to robust smartphone sales
Livestreamed NZ massacre means it's time to shut down Facebook Live
In the 24 hours after the New Zealand massacre, 1.5 million videos and images of the killings were uploaded to Facebook's servers, the company announced
Barring India, US Fed's gift to Asia still remains unopened
Since the Fed began to shift from its predilection to raise interest rates in late January, there's been a grudging response from many Asian officials
New Zealand gun law: Will the ban on firearms stop future mass shootings?
The government placed a ban on the sale, transfer, possession, manufacture, and importation of all automatic and most semi-automatic rifles and shotguns
Oil prices near 2019 highs amid supply cuts by Opec, US sanctions
Brent crude oil futures were at $67.82 per barrel at 0122 GMT, down 4 cents from their last close but within a dollar of the $68.69 per barrel 2019-high marked the day be
China chemical plant explosion death toll climbs to 44; 32 others critical
No residents live in the chemical park, while all people in nearby areas have been evacuated, officials said.
India-US relationship flourished after PM Modi took charge: Trump officials
The official said the US expects the ties to continue to improve
Brexit deal: European Union offers UK more time to leave the bloc
Emmanuel Macron warned it was the responsibility of UK lawmakers to approve a Brexit deal and make sure Britain does not crash out of the bloc without an agreement.
Another attack on India will be 'extremely problematic', US tells Pak
The Trump Administration, the official said, has taken sort of a 'zero tolerance policy' on the issue of safe havens to terrorists
Facebook: Our AI tools failed to catch New Zealand attack video
Social media giant pushes back on the idea of time delays for live videos, but says it will re-examine its procedures and expand the categories for accelerated review
Online petition seeking to reverse Brexit hits 1-mn mark as May seeks delay
The UK Parliament considers all petitions that get more than 100,000 signatures for a debate
Biogen shares plummet 25% after company ends Alzheimer's trials
Shares dropped as much as 29 percent in heavy trading, knocking about $18 billion out of the company's market value and marking its biggest intraday stock drop since 2008
Standoff with EU pushes UK towards economically disastrous no-deal Brexit
European Council President Donald Tusk said such a short Brexit extension would only be possible if Parliament agrees to enact the existing divorce deal
