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Google is moving server hardware out of China to avoid US tariffs

Google has already shifted much of its production of US-bound motherboards to Taiwan, averting a 25% tariff, said the people, asking not to be identified discussing internal matters

Apple has a backup plan if the US-China trade war triggers iPhone tariffs

Apple has not given Hon Hai instructions to move production out of China, but it is capable of moving lines elsewhere according to customers' needs

India aims Chandrayaan 2 on July 15, will become 4th nation to land on moon

We have left no stone unturned to make the lunar soft landing a success, says Kailasavadivoo Sivan, chairman of Isro

Sugar output in India may drop to a 3-year low next season on dry weather

Droughts are withering cane fields in parts of Maharashtra and Karnataka, and the monsoon is delayed, reducing prospects for the coming crop

Mark Zuckerberg knew of Facebook's 'problematic' privacy practices: WSJ

Facebook discovered the emails in the process of responding to a federal privacy investigation.

Boeing 737 Max to start flying again by December, says US official

Knowing when the aircraft may return to service would help airlines contend with the disruption caused by the grounding of the narrow-body Max, Boeing's most popular model

Martin Feldstein, economist who nudged Ronald Reagan to raise taxes, dies

Nearly two years into Reagan's first term, Feldstein became chairman of the CEA and the president's top economic adviser at a time when the administration's economic policies were under attack

Raghuram Rajan only outsider among top contenders for UK central bank chief

Raghuram Rajan has delivered some uncomfortable economic truths in a career spanning the International Monetary Fund and powerful positions in his native India

Exams for company directors: Modi govt finds a way to stop corporate frauds

The exam will be an online assessment covering the basics of Indian company law, ethics, and capital market norms among other areas

This Chinese newspaper editor is moving stock markets with his tweets

In recent weeks, Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief of the Global Times, has used his Twitter feed to accurately forecast several Chinese moves

Soon, Walmart will put groceries right in the fridge while you're out

The service, dubbed Walmart InHome, will first start in Pittsburgh, Kansas City, and Vero Beach, Florida

Big Little Lies Season Two: The HBO show is back with a vengeance

Big Little Lies wasn't about the story, it was about putting five iconic actresses in a room together and letting them duke it out

Dewan Housing awaits money from Blackstone to avert payments default

Dewan is behind schedule in meeting debt obligations as it missed paying Rs 960 crore of interest that was due Tuesday.

European telecom industry to take $62 bn hit if Chinese cos banned from 5G

A global ban advocated by US President Donald Trump would also delay the rollout of the high-speed 5G networks by at least 18 months and deprive the EU of around 45 bn euros in productivity growth

How swine fever in Africa ended up hurting India's buffalo meat trade

Sales have halved since the borders were tightened last year when African swine fever was discovered in China, with buffalo shipments via Vietnam now down to about 1,000 containers a month

From Boris Johnson to Jeremy Hunt: How UK PM candidates plan to fix Brexit

Each has their own vision of how to fix Brexit, and their views are so divergent that whoever wins will struggle to unite the party around their approach

The 24-million barrel question: Where is all that missing US oil?

US showed a crude supply adjustment factor -- the difference between reported stockpiles and those implied by production, refinery demand, imports and exports -- of more than 800,000 barrels a day

China has lots of policy room if trade war worsens, says central bank chief

People's Bank of China Governor Yi Gang gave no indication that the government was considering more fiscal stimulus now to counteract the effect of the trade war

From rate-cut bonanza to trade dominoes: What's going on in world economy

Here's a weekly wrap of what's going on in the world economy

Govt's overconfidence: Why India is no longer fastest-growing big economy

PM Narendra Modi and his ministers stressed that, under his administration, India had become the world's 'fastest-growing large economy'