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FBI chief Kash Patel's photos, emails among data leaked by pro-Iran hackers

The email address the hackers claim to have compromised has been previously tied to Patel's personal details, and the leaked emails contain photos of Patel and others

Artemis II crew arrives in Florida ahead of Nasa's historic moon mission

Nasa astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover and Christina Koch, as well as Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen flew on Friday to Nasa 's Kennedy Space Center in Northrop Grumman Corp

KPMG plans to cut jobs in auditing division, up to 440 jobs at risk in UK

Impacted employees were informed that they could be laid off, subject to a redundancy consultation, according to a memo to staff

New $1.2 billion Noida airport set to test India's infra buildout boom

A land rush similar to Jewar has also gripped Navi Mumbai, an edge city across the harbor from India's financial capital Mumbai

US signals to allies no immediate invasion of Iran, keeps options open

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Friday the US can achieve its objectives in Iran without the use of ground troops but their presence gives Trump options

US and Israel hit Iran's nuclear facilities as Tehran attacks Gulf

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz also said the country's military would escalate its assault on the Islamic Republic in response to the targeting of civilians

Oil may hit $200 per barrel if Iran war lasts till June, warns Macquarie

A conflict that stretches through the second quarter would result in historically high real prices, analysts said

Govt imposes taxes on fuel exports as West Asia conflict jolts supply

The country raised LPG prices earlier this month and subsequent speculation around a likely increase in pump prices of diesel and gasoline has led to panic buying

Apple plans to open up Siri to rival AI assistants in iOS 27 update

The company is preparing to make the change as part of a Siri overhaul in its upcoming iOS 27 operating system update

Oscar Awards ceremony to move from Hollywood to downtown Los Angeles

The new 10-year agreement with the live sports and entertainment company AEG will involve significant enhancements to the nearly two-decade-old Peacock Theater

Elon Musk rips Twitter verdict, claims jury's $4.20 'joke' mocked him

The eight-person panel found Musk liable to Twitter investors for misleading them with two tweets he posted in May 2022 stating concerns about the prevalence of fake accounts on the platform

Apple gives iPhone designers rare bonuses to fight OpenAI poaching

The company granted out-of-cycle bonuses worth several hundred thousand dollars to many members of its iPhone Product Design team

Elon Musk's X loses case alleging advertiser boycott of its platform

The order is the latest rejection of attempts by organisations and politicians to force advertisers and social media platforms to loosen content restrictions

WTO chief calls for overhaul of global trade rules as world order shifts

Okonjo-Iweala said the body's problems over decision-making needed to be tackled. Its current consensus-based model has been regularly stalled by objections from some countries

Iran working on draft law to introduce tolls for passage via Hormuz

The narrow waterway has been all but closed since US and Israeli strikes on Iran began almost a month ago, and has become a focal point of the war

Indian Oil buys first Iranian LPG since 2018 as crunch worsens amid war

The refiner will share the shipment with its state-owned peers Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd and Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd

HDFC Bank crisis is exposing deeper cracks in India Inc's governance model

Many large Indian firms that once commanded premium valuations have had their records and reputations questioned over the past decade

Gulf airspace closures leave travellers stranded and bleeding cash

Some people booked on Gulf carriers have described hours on hold to reach customer service, repeated cancellations with little explanation and automatic refunds without rebooking options

Cairn Oil & Gas mulls hiring Americans to build India's shale sector

Cairn's aim is to hire 10 Americans to apply the US shale playbook in India, where the company hopes to shave drilling and completion times by one-third to accelerate the ramp up of output

US troop movements raise fears of a risky ground attack on Iran

Iran has publicly rejected Trump's diplomatic outreach and threatened massive retaliation if the US does put boots on the ground in a bid to break Tehran's will