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Will vote to impeach Trump unless Pence invokes 25th amendment: Pelosi

Pelosi said Democratic leaders on Monday will request unanimous consent in the House for a resolution urging Vice President Mike Pence to convene the cabinet to invoke the 25th Amendment

With net worth of $209.3 bn, Musk debates how to give away record fortune

Musk, 49, is a philanthropy neophyte compared with those he just leapfrogged on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index of the world's 500 wealthiest people

Saudi Arabia, Qatar to restart direct flights after three years from Monday

This comes after Qatar and Saudi Arabia reopened their land border on Saturday, as they restore ties following a landmark deal to end a three and a half year rift

Tesla China rival Nio ups competition with new electric Sedan at $69,000

The all-electric sedan ET7, launched by Nio founder and CEO William Li at a company event in Chengdu on Saturday evening, will start at 448,000 yuan ($69,193) before government subsidies

UK coronavirus deaths surpass 80,000, highest in Europe, says report

Vaccine plan 'on course': Health Secy

Apple, Amazon remove Parler from services after its use in Capitol riot

A letter provided by Apple to Parler indicates that the social media company did offer to make changes to its app in order to remain on the App Store

Blackstone's Asia Tactical Opportunities head Moorjani resigns after 9 yrs

He will be succeeded by Menes Chee, a senior partner who will relocate from the firm's New York headquarters to Hong Kong in February, Blackstone said.

Japan says it found new coronavirus variant similar to UK strain

The information about the new variant is limited to its genetic make-up

Indonesia's rescue team locates crash site, black boxes of Boeing jet

Debris suspected to be from Flight SJ182 has been found along with emergency signals transmitted by two devices, with the search team already locating both flight recorders

Mihir Sharma: The world shouldn't laugh at the US too soon

The death of American exceptionalism has been greatly exaggerated; other democracies still have some things to learn

Search for Indonesia plane enters second day, crash site located: Report

The plane Sriwijaya Air was flying is a 737-500 model that's much older than the Max 737 aircraft

Vedanta Resources promoters launch open offer for 10% of India unit

If Vedanta Ltd. holders were to accept share tenders for the entire 10%, the consideration for the deal would be Rs 5,948 crore

China issues rules for citizens to stop 'unjustified' use of foreign laws

The Chinese move comes as outgoing U.S. President Donald Trump extends his campaign against Chinese companies in his final days in office, further straining ties between the world's two largest econom

Pfizer, Moderna vaccines may vanquish Covid today, cancer tomorrow

Ordinary vaccines tend to be inactivated or weakened viruses which, when injected into the body, stimulate an immune response that can later protect against the live pathogen

Democrats prepared to impeach Trump if he doesn't resign: Nancy Pelosi

If Democrats follow through, Trump would become the first American president to be impeached twice

Joe Biden says fastest way to remove Trump would be to inaugurate him

Biden said that instead of impeachment, he was concentrating on controlling the coronavirus pandemic and reviving the US economy

China orders local media to censor Alibaba coverage, says report

A directive issued by the government's propaganda arm ordered news outlets to strictly invoke the official line on the investigation into the tech giant

Hyundai Motor sparks confusion over electric car tie-up with Apple

Korean firm said it was in talks with the tech titan, before backtracking

In Donald Trump era's end, an uneasy reckoning for corporate America

After Trump incited a mob to storm the Capitol, prominent business figures swiftly condemned the violence

Trump's pardon list may include family, celebrities, himself, says report

Trump has previously claimed the power, though it's a matter of legal dispute and has never before been attempted by a president.