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Open to another Brexit vote if May does not get support: UK Labour Party

"We're not sure if Theresa May now commands a majority in the House of Commons," says Tom Watson

Tesla's biggest step abroad, plans China plant to make 500,000 cars a year

Tesla has built about 88,000 cars through the first half of this year

Amazon Prime Day works for gadgets. Can it sell cereal and cod?

Amazon's fourth annual Prime Day - 36 hours of sales beginning July 16 - will be its first since closing the $13.7 billion purchase of Whole Foods Market

Sugar glut: Demand is slowing as consumers grow wary of impact on health

Global production will top demand by 19.6 million metric tons in the 12 months that end Sept. 30, the biggest overhang ever, Brisbane, Australia-based Green Pool said

Microsoft set to take on cheaper iPads, to launch $399 Surface Go tablet

The Surface Go is still more expensive than the cheapest iPad, but the Go tablet is compatible with professional features, like the detachable keyboard, that are missing on the entry-level iPad

Bankruptcy law is kick Indian firms needed to pay up: IBC chairman

India is also planning regulations on cross-border insolvency to pursue foreign assets of a defaulting company

Wanted: A nurse for 'patient' Fortis Healthcare who won't kill it

Before any new ailments are diagnosed for the auditor to have to change that opinion, the patient needs to find new caregivers

Decline in coal imports by India's power plants points to distress

Higher coal prices and a weaker rupee forced them to cut generation

Your raise is now based on next year's performance

Employers are trying to predict how well employees will do in the future

World Bank red flags $237-trillion debt amid rising interest rates

"With interest rates going up, that attention on debt sustainability has to be stronger", says Kristalina Georgieva, chief executive officer of the World Bank

Trade wars risk spurring currency devaluations, increase US trade deficit

The MSCI Emerging Markets Currency Index has dropped about 6% since the start of April

Saudi women earn right to drive, but convincing society a long drive away

Prince Mohammed has opened cinemas, loosened gender segregation, curbed the powers of the religious police

World's first robot-made burger to hit Bay area soon. All you need to know

A machine will grind your meat, cook it, slice the buns and assemble toppings - right before your eyes and in five minutes

Opec agrees to oil-output boost after reaching last-minute Iran compromise

The accord is a much-needed show of unity from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies including Russia

Opec meet in Vienna: Oil ministers back output hike despite Iran's walkout

While the OPEC+ panel has recommended raising supply by a nominal 1 million barrels a day, the actual rise is likely to be smaller as some nations are unable to pump more

White House divided over trade war, some seek truce talks with China

Some WH officials are trying to restart talks with China to avoid a trade war before tariffs on Chinese products take effect July 6

Why experts think China's grand movie-making bubble is about to burst

Misguided policy and excessive capital have been setting the stage for disaster

Physical settlement of stock derivatives: Some stocks may get squeezed

Physical settlement to deter traders to boost bearish wagers

Amazon, Wayfair and eBay stocks plunge after US court ruling on sales tax

The court's 1992 decision involving catalogue sales had shielded retailers from tax-collection duties if they didn't have a physical presence in a state

World Cup gives a glimpse of a happier Russia

The entire Russian team is defying expectations: It's going to the round of 16 for the first time since the fall of the Soviet Union