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Don't let Huawei help set up 5G mobile networks, US warns EU nations

In December, European Commission Vice President Andrus Ansip echoed US warnings about the threat posed by Huawei and ZTE

Huawei top executive 'shocked, amused' by accusations of spying for China

The executive also said that Huawei would open a 'cyber security centre' in Brussels next month that will show that the company is 'part of the solution, not part of the problem'

Lok Sabha clears Finance Bill; FM says tax proposals aimed at helping poor

Goyal also took a swipe at the Congress, saying unlike the previous UPA dispensation, the Modi government in its interim Budget did not reduce levies on SUVs, which are used by the rich

Russia, Iran's influence may rise in Syria after sudden US pullout: Merkel

US forces are set to soon withdraw after President Donald Trump in December announced the pullout of around 2,000 troops

EU's door is 'always open': Fresh Brexit talks in Brussels next week

Prime Minister Theresa May is also expected in Brussels next week, but he visit has not been confirmed

Trump declares national emergency; move to free up funds to build wall

Trump said he would use executive action to siphon billions of dollars from federal military construction and counterdrug efforts for the wall

Ex Coca-Cola engineer stole secrets worth $120 million for Chinese firm: US

US national You Xiaorong allegedly stole technology for valuable BPA-free packaging jointly owned by several companies

Facebook says it gathers intelligence on people who threaten its employees

Facebook keeps a routinely updated list of people that members of its security team should 'be on lookout' for due to threatening statements, according to CNBC

Donald Trump to declare 'emergency' to fund border wall: Top Republican

Declaring such an emergency, a rare step, would free Trump to seek to redirect federal funds from elsewhere to help pay for a wall along the US-Mexico border

Trump says could extend China trade talks deadline beyond March 1

The comments came as the third round of trade negotiations were set to resume in Beijing to avert more than doubling tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese imports

Carlos Ghosn shakes up his top legal team, hires Junichiro Hironaka

In latest twist to a saga that has gripped Japan and business world since his stunning arrest in November, Ghosn confirmed in a statement from his detention centre that he had hired a new lead counsel

Hit by Ghosn row, Nissan downgrades full-yr forecast as 9-mnth net down 45%

Nissan downgraded its net profit forecast to 410 billion yen for the fiscal year to March, compared with 500 billion yen projected earlier

No-deal Brexit could put 600,000 jobs worldwide at risks, says study

Some 103,000 jobs would be under threat in Europe's largest economy Germany and 50,000 in France.

From Tulsi Gabbard to Elizabeth Warren: Trump's many Democrat foes in 2020

Warren joins a group of White House hopefuls that includes other high-flying female US senators, charismatic military veterans and a young gay mayor

Democrat Elizabeth Warren officially kicks off her 2020 White House run

Warren's past battles with Wall Street have brought her a large following, and her campaign team has drawn the grudging respect of its rivals

Trump, Kim Jong-un to hold second summit in Hanoi on Feb 27 and 28

North Korea has yet to provide any official confirmation of the summit and Kim Jong Un appeared to make no mention of it during a meeting earlier with the top brass of the Korean People's Army

Richard Branson to travel to space by July aboard Virgin Galactic spaceship

Virgin Galactic is one of two companies, along with Blue Origin, on its way to sending passengers into space -- though just barely, and just for a few minutes

Twitter Q4 revenue beats estimates, hits $909 mn despite drop in user base

Twitter said it posted a $255 million profit in the final three months of 2018, compared with $91 million a year earlier, as revenues rose 24% to $909 million

Khashoggi murder: Saudi undermined Turkey probe, claims UN rights expert

Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist who wrote critically about Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, was killed inside the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul on October 2

Trump faces heat ahead of US Congress deadline for Khashoggi murder probe

Khashoggi, a contributor to The Washington Post who lived in self-imposed exile in Virginia, was killed when he visited the conservative kingdom's consulate in Istanbul on Oct 2 last y