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Ford, Volkswagen are set to cooperate on self-driving and electric cars

Volkswagen sold more vehicles than any other carmaker in the world last year

Google's Duplex uses AI to mimic humans, but only sometimes

Duplex, which Google first showed off last year as a technological marvel using AI, is still largely operated by humans

Tech's cold war: Here's how geopolitics is shaping your next smartphone

Companies including Google, Qualcomm and Broadcom froze some of the supply of products to Huawei

Huawei's European customers on hold after Trump's move to ban telecom giant

Since Trump administration's order, one company after another has moved to suspend business with Huawei

Stung by US-China trade war, Samsung expects a big plunge in profits

The continuing trade dispute between the United States and China has made things worse for Samsung

For Hong Kong celebrities, supporting protests comes with a cost

Some entertainers who only hinted at their support for the demonstrations have come under pressure to clarify their positions

Drink a pint, waste less food

A brewery in England, has been using discarded breakfast cereal to make beer in a project intended to address the issue of waste

Apps purged by Apple say it holds the key they need to get back in

17 companies affected by that purge say they have a technical answer to the privacy concerns that Apple cited for dropping them

How ancient Greek philosophy could help you work smarter and better

Though now considered outdated, the four temperaments according to Greek philosophy may help you become a more efficient professional, writes Elizabeth Grace Saunders

India to Mexico, Walmart accused of paying bribes for profits worldwide

A 'sorceress' in Brazil, a 'wink' in India: Walmart pleads guilty after a decade of bribes

Facebook plans to create global financial system based on cryptocurrency

The cryptocurrency, called Libra, will also have to overcome concern that Facebook does not effectively protect the private information of its users

Jane Eyre: Reader, she dances with him

With its first-person narrative and intense focus on an interior consciousness, Brontë's novel isn't an obvious candidate for a ballet

Marathon running can increase your risk of cardiac arrest, say experts

Interestingly, the risks for runners are heightened by racing

Planning to travel? Try these six simple 'barre' stretches on vacation

Here are six simple barre stretches you can take on the road, as long as you have something to hold on to

An American dream

Bill Duffy, a sports agent who represents past and current NBA players, said Joshua's goal of achieving Beckham-like wealth and fame through boxing will not be easy

Ayn Rand's topsy-turvy legacy

Book review of Mean Girl: Ayn Rand and the Culture of Greed

US cities hijacked by tool stolen from the National Security Agency

Since 2017, when the NSA lost control of the tool, EternalBlue, it has been picked up by state hackers in North Korea, Russia and, more recently, China, to cut a path of destruction around the world

'Not just a maid': The ultra-running domestic workers of Hong Kong

Domestic workers are reclaiming their voices in a city where they are often expected to be subservient and virtually invisible

In a contest to succeed Theresa May, stars are aligning for Boris Johnson

Not only is Mr. Johnson a firm proponent of Brexit - albeit one who is instinctively more flexible than Mrs. May

In Kabul's liberating cafes, 'women make the culture, not men'

Trendy new cafes have sprung up across Kabul in the past three years, evolving into emblems of women's progress