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There may be a ticking climate bomb right under your feet

The purpose was to measure how carbon dioxide may escape from the earth as the atmosphere warms

ICO investors to get wiped out in crypto 'mania': Hedge fund manager K Bass

Hedge fund manager Kyle Bass just took sides in the raging battle over the viability of the cryptocurrency market

Francis Bacon's $78-million painting fails to sell

A Christie's spokesperson said Friday that piece attracted global attention and the auction house expects strong after-sale interest in it

Hong Kong's CLP Seeks acquisitions to expand in India

CLP India's focus on cleaner generation reflects the parent's commitment to reduce emissions as well as an increasingly competitive power market in India

Storm Nate shuts oil rigs in the US Gulf

In August, Hurricane Harvey temporarily shut down about 25% of oil and natural gas production in the Gulf and as much as 20% of US refining capacity

Russian hackers said to steal cyber programmes from NSA Contractor

Martin's case followed the 2013 revelations of Edward Snowden, who fled his job as an NSA contractor in Hawaii for Hong Kong

Hedge fund may seize Ruias' super-yacht

The hearing took place under an English court procedure that allows creditors to get information that could help them enforce a ruling against a debtor's assets

Bond bulls relish India as best story post September selloff

The bulls might have fresh scope to add to their positions: India's central bank on Wednesday announced it's going to review, together with the government

Boeing bets on robot pilots, flying taxis with Aurora takeover

Boeing is betting that smarter airplanes will dominate flying, with computer algorithms and artificial intelligence

The Dutch are doing just fine without a govt

Strong performance could be result of systems enforced after 2008 debt crisis

4-month cement slump may end

India's ambitious plans for housing and infrastructure construction may end a slump in cement prices

China's central bank to draft package for market reforms

The People's Bank of China will convene an internal meeting on Tuesday to discuss its proposals

'Frothy' assets spark concerns as cash floods Indian markets

The nation's equities and bonds have rallied even as economic growth sags to its weakest since 2014

Your next cup of coffee at a hipster cafe could be made by Nestle

Blue Bottle represents little more than 0.1% of Nestle's annual sales, according to Bernstein's Wood

Australia, China seek to boost economic ties

Polls show Australians think too much Chinese property buying is allowed Down Under

Equifax CIO, chief security officer to exit after hack

The Federal Trade Commission even took the rare step of announcing a probe, citing the intense public interest and the potential impact

Here's what your identity sells for on the dark web

You may be surprised, or insulted, or enraged, to find out

Trump to 'slap' foes, embrace friends in first UN speech: Envoy

Trump will meet with leaders from Europe, Asia, West Asia and Latin America throughout the week

N Korea vows to fulfil nuclear programme after latest missile

The rogue state conducted its sixth and most powerful nuclear test on September 3

How chocolate fries and Pikachu turned around McDonald's Japan

For the first time since 2012, it's opening more stores in Japan than it's closing