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How US ending Iran sanctions waiver could affect oil markets and more

The move threatens to squeeze supplies further in a market that's already facing supply disruptions from Venezuela to Libya and Nigeria

Sri Lanka seeks global assistance, stability after Easter blasts kill 215

At least 215 people died in coordinated blasts on Easter Sunday at churches and luxury hotels, some of which involved suicide bombers

Trump administration to eliminate Iran oil waivers after May 2 expiration

The current set of waivers -- issued to China, India, Japan, South Korea, Italy, Greece, Turkey and Taiwan -- expire on May 2

FB has assembled a small army of fact-checkers for Indian polls. Too small

The world's largest democracy represents a key proving ground for Silicon Valley's battered disinformation amplifier

Government or state banks - who is to blame for India's slowdown?

After elections, the next government should not dodge the need for more radical reforms

Bahrain's Gulf International Bank establishes Saudi arm with $2 bn capital

The bank's Saudi arm will be owned equally by GIB, as the Bahraini lender is known, and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund

'Here voluntarily': How China is defending detention of Muslims to world

This reflects Xi's increased confidence, where he's directly challenged Western-style democracy with a centralised model of govt that uses advanced technology to control the behaviour of its citizens

Boeing Dreamliner plant 'plagued by shoddy production,' says NYT

The newspaper's report comes as Boeing is close to submitting its software fix linked with the two fatal 737 Max accidents

Germany's Leica draws China's ire with video invoking Tiananmen crackdown

The five-minute video, titled "The Hunt," celebrates western photographers documenting conflicts in foreign countries with their Leica cameras

Wimbledon embraces web, plans online ballot for the public: Report

Almost a half-million people made the pilgrimage to southwest London last year to attend one of the most prestigious events on the global sports calendar

DoJ's Barr faces criticism over Trump-friendly spin on Mueller report

Barr declared the special counsel had found "substantial evidence" President Donald Trump's actions toward the investigation were driven by his "sincere belief" it was politically tainted

Lyft's fast-slumping stock quickly leads to lawsuits from investors

The standard claim is that the company's officers and underwriters overhyped its prospects, leading to investor losses

Why are owners of Gucci, Dior donating to rebuild Notre Dame after fire

It's no accident that LVMH and Kering led the way for donations to salvage the cathedral

Trump's LNG push is helping power German green cruise liner boom

Trump's LNG push is benefiting shipyards in Germany, home to the world's largest merchant navy fleet, which are tapping a booming cruise industry

Pound looks placid in Brexit break before UK parliament meets again

The pound has been one of the worst performing Group-of-10 currencies against the dollar and euro in the past month

Presidential power gets a booster shot, no matter Robert Mueller's view

From the moment the special counsel was named, legal observers anticipated legal challenges such as a subpoena to the president that could build to a constitutional crisis

The future of TV

There are more ways than ever to watch TV, yet for many people that won't translate into greater choice or saving money

Jet Airways saga: 2 grounded airlines in a decade cast doubt on India boom

India's aviation sector is an investment conundrum: it's the world's fastest-growing aviation market that has seen 54 consecutive months of double-digit percentage passenger growth and yet it's notori

Mukesh Ambani's debt-fuelled bet on rising middle class is paying off

Asia's richest man has ambitions to take on Amazon.com Inc. and Walmart Inc. in India, where the power of the middle class is growing along with demand for e-commerce

Nissan plans global output cut of 15% by 2020 to cut costs: Report

In February, Nissan slashed its operating profit forecast to 450 billion yen, to well below analysts' estimates as sales in China and the US sputter