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US' Huawei war moves into academia, scientists banned from reviewing papers

Huawei employs about 188,000 people around the world, and a fair minority are scientists and engineers

China warns of sweeping blacklist of companies after Huawei blocks

China will set up a mechanism listing foreign enterprises, organisations, and individuals that don't obey market rules

iPhone is passe: Apple to reveal its next generation of devices, software

While the developer conference is software-focused, the company often sprinkles new hardware announcements in at the event

Why PM Modi chose Nirmala Sitharaman for the finance ministry job

The top job in the finance ministry opened up as Arun Jaitley, who held the position during Modi's first five-year term, made himself unavailable for health reasons

Crude tumbles towards worst May performance in 7 years on trade-war anxiety

The global benchmark crude was trading at a premium of $9.71 a barrel to WTI

If 'Chernobyl' was made by Russians

It's clear to most Russian viewers, though, that the HBO production is not some kind of American propaganda effort

ReNew Power likely to raise funds by selling assets after dropping IPO plan

The company isn't alone in withdrawing plans for an IPO or considering an infrastructure investment trust

1936 Bentley to Ferrari Berlinatta: Visit the world's rarest car show

The Villa d'Este concours started as a way for automakers to show new cars to prospective buyers and to celebrate winning racecars in town from Milan and a Munich

Zuckerberg's security chief put on leave over allegations of racist remarks

A row erupted over alleged racist and homophobic remarks made by the security chief who was put on administrative leave while an external law firm investigated the matter

Vedanta seeks international arbitration to resolve Zambian copper dispute

Zambia's government this month began liquidation proceedings against Vedanta's Konkola Copper Mines, after accusing Vedanta of lying about expansion plans and paying too little tax

New FM Nirmala Sitharaman's tweets reveal what she has her eye on

She had a brief stint as a junior minister in the Finance Ministry in 2014, while handling the trade portfolio

Bond funds in India embrace duration as RBI rate cut bets intensify

Rate cuts are very much likely, given there are emerging concerns on growth and projected inflation is fairly within the comfort zone, said Rajeev Radhakrishnan

Twitter shows more ads than better ideas: Why it needs a better biz model

The last thing Twitter needs is to put more poorly targeted advertising in front of users and clients

HSBC plans to axe hundreds of investment bank jobs to help cut cost

Cull of more than 500 jobs could begin in weeks, people say

Everest gets deadly: private sector should manage it to improve safety

The world's highest mountain is experiencing one of its deadliest climbing seasons on record. Letting the private sector manage it would reduce overcrowding and improve safety

SBI to ramp up small business lending as private banks, NBFCs grow cautious

Chairman Rajnish Kumar calls for government help for weak shadow banks

No Joke: By exporting LNG, US is giving 'molecules of freedom', says DoE

U.S. Under Secretary of Energy Mark W. Menezes said, "More exports of U.S. LNG to the world means more U.S. jobs and more domestic economic growth and cleaner air here at home and around the globe."

134-yr-old Congress, party of India's independence, is now on life support

While historically Congress secured more than 25% of the vote share, it now hovers at less than 20%. That could signal the party is headed for a death spiral

From street food to European bistros, where top chefs dine in Mumbai

From great street food to authentic curries, India's financial capital is a culinary paradise

Day after Modi win, global investors pumped in $216 mn into Indian bonds

Modi's re-election put to rest any uncertainty about a diverse group of political parties coming to power at a time when growth is already slowing