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Google rethinks global policy as it faces new threats and regulations

It will include addition of resources to emerging markets, source says

Which is better? How Samsung's New Galaxy S10 compares to the iPhone XS Max

The Samsung flagship goes on sale just a few months after Apple's revamped competitor, so which is better?

Apple, Goldman to test joint credit card with employees soon, reports WSJ

A wider rollout to consumers will come later this year, according to the Journal

SpaceX Crew Dragon unmanned craft docks with International Space Station

No astronauts or humans were on board the maiden flight, which completed the initial link to the ISS about 5:51 a.m. Eastern time

7 of top 10 most polluted cities in the world are in India; Gurgaon on top

The index measures the presence of fine particulate matter known as PM2.5, a pollutant that can fester deep in the lungs and bloodstream of human beings

Global stocks trade at 10% discount amid trade tension between US and China

European stocks have been most hit with the Stoxx 600 Index showing a near 13 per cent point impact

Holdout Jeff Bezos confronted by Amazon moms demanding day care

The women, who belong to a group of more than 1,800 employees called the Momazonians, are scheduled to meet with senior managers

Global stocks rise with yuan on optimism for US-China trade deal

Signs of progress between Beijing and Washington are helping revitalize a rally in global equities that showed signs of stalling last week

China and India stumble into monetary leadership

In the monetary cosmos, at least, it feels like there's alignment

Group of billionaires, led by Bill Gates, fund startup to hunt for cobalt

Kobold Metals is betting it will be able to find new sources of the metal using what it calls 'machine prospecting'

As Saudi Arabia takes a nationalist turn, 'traitor' is the new 'infidel'

Saudi's undergoing an aggressive nationalist rebranding, downplaying an austere religious doctrine associated abroad with terrorism, and promoting veneration of de facto ruler Crown Prince Salman

Smaller nations are the world's healthiest, Canada tops list

The top 10 in Global Wellness Index includes large nations such as the Philippines and South Korea, but also finds room for Oman, Iceland, Maldives, Netherlands and Singapore

This $22-bn below-the-radar govt funding is spooking India's bond market

If the 10-year yield stays elevated despite slowing growth and inflation, high real long-term interest rates will further depress private borrowers' sentiment

2008 recap? World is still blind to risks of these financial instruments

Built into this speculative episode, like its predecessors, is a euphoric flight from reality and a blindness to risks that continue to rise

Fitch bucks consensus, rules out easy mandate for Modi in 2019 polls

The Indian National Congress party, headed by Rahul Gandhi, has a fair chance of marshaling a coalition government, it added.

Why hiding wealth is now harder than ever for China's billionaires

The crackdown comes as wealth in the Middle Kingdom reaches new heights. A Chinese billionaire was minted every few days in 2018, according to a UBS Group AG

Would you rather fly Boeing or Airbus on the longest flight in the world?

That's the question one airline is grappling with for its 20-hour nonstop flights

A 97-year-old tycoon, his four wives and the push to revive a casino empire

The stakes are high: SJM is one of Asia's oldest gambling businesses and it still controls the largest number of casinos in Macau

Jet Airways bailout: Why the airline's second take-off may be doomed

On paper, the plan looks like it may work. Yet Jet shares, which have dropped 70 per cent over the past year, haven't reacted

France court orders UBS to pay $5.1 billion for Swiss accounts scandal

Paris court finds UBS guilty of helping wealthy French clients stash funds in undeclared Swiss accounts.