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US drafts order to probe Google, Facebook over possible online 'bias'

The order is in its preliminary stages and hasn't yet been run past other government agencies, said a White House official

Hate speech & trolling! How social media is pitching us against one another

Algorithms used by Google and others aren't left or right, but they do have a "downward" bias

Brent crude crosses $80 as Opec rejects Trump's call for oil output boost

Oil has climbed since early August as speculation swirls over whether the OPEC and its allies will boost production, with sanctions on the Middle East nation's exports set to take effect in November

Here's why Amazon introduced 70 new devices and services at one go

Amazon is racing the likes of Google, Apple Inc. and Microsoft Corp. to position its technology at the center of our Jetsons-like home of the future

How Iran and three mega-refineries have set Asia's oil market on fire

As oil refiners from India to South Korea scramble to find alternative supplies to Iranian crude, they are pushing up the prices of crudes that can substitute for lost shipments

Harley is winning in Europe against local rivals even without a trade war

Harley's success in Europe is evidence that American companies can flourish there, without a trade war

Dubai ride-hailing firm Careem buys India's Commut to enter mass transport

The acquisition comes as Uber Technologies Inc. is in talks to buy Careem in a deal that could value it at $2 billion or more, people familiar said last week

Govt assures liquidity for NBFCs, MFs as IL&FS default rattles investors

Analysts are warning that India's shadow banking sector could face a cash crunch after key lender IL&FS missed debt payments

A shadow looms: India needs to stop the IL&FS rot from spreading

Regulators should bail out the shadow lender, then make sure the contagion is curbed

Report card: Few hits and many misses of demonetisation after two years

The economy took a sharp knock from the cash crunch

IL&FS seeks to raise Rs 300 billion in asset sales to cut debt: Report

IL&FS plans to sell 25 assets and has received investor interest for 14 of them

Iran blames US 'puppet' for attack that killed 29, to respond legally

The small puppet countries in the region are backed by the US and it's the US that provokes them, said President Rouhani

How global oil production at 27-year low reflects Opec's waning power

Now that Opec needs to boost output, its lack of power becomes even more obvious

Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan says he's prepared to stay until he's 65

After reorganision, he says he's focused on shareholder return

Apple planning for delays to London headquarters at Battersea Power Station

Apple is leasing about 500,000 square feet (46,451 square meters) of office space at the new headquarters, and plans to move 1,400 employees there

Medtronic's diabetes breakthrough puts woes in past with soaring sales

18 months after the device was approved, the company says it will be able to meet demand

Breeding cynicism: Real news may be more corrosive than fake news

Too much information can lead to a cynical population that expects little from its leaders

Member of monetary policy committee questions India's GDP growth numbers

'Does the new series represent a fuller description of the manufacturing value added, or is it an overestimation?' the authors wrote

Services PMI growth slows down: Is the demand in the sector fading?

Input cost inflation quickens to fastest since November 2017

Pakistan hasn't done enough to counter terrorism, made no progress: Pompeo

Pompeo and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Joseph Dunford are scheduled to meet top Pakistani leaders including the new PM Imran Khan on Wednesday from where they will move on to India for 2+2 talks