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US may have initiated a national security investigation into TikTok app

US lawmakers have been calling in recent weeks for a national security probe into TikTok, concerned the Chinese company may be censoring politically sensitive content

US October job growth beats expectations despite General Motors strike

Job growth has slowed this year, averaging 167,000 per month compared with an average monthly gain of 223,000 in 2018

China may impose $3.58 billion in annual trade sanctions on US: WTO panel

In the WTO ruling, a three-member arbitration panel said Chinese exporters suffered impairment to trade valued at $3.579 billion annually

Amazon's Future Retail deal under CCI scanner, could be delayed: Report

The CCI sought justification from Amazon on why it chose to file a Form I, the source added, which could potentially delay approval of the deal

Israeli govt has nothing to do with NSO-Whatsapp hack: Minister Zeev Elkin

WhatsApp sued Israeli surveillance firm NSO Group, accusing it of helping government spies break into the phones of roughly 1,400 users across four continents in a hacking spree

Manufacturing PMI drops to 2-year low in October on softening demand

The downturn in overall business activity and demand suggests the Reserve Bank of India might need to ease policy again, a survey showed

India's Oct unemployment rate rises to 8.5%, highest in over 3 years: CMIE

India's infrastructure output fell 5.2% in September from a year earlier, the worst performance in years

Pro-democracy protests push Hong Kong into first recession in 10 years

The economy shrank 3.2 per cent in July-September from the preceding period, contracting for a second straight quarter and meeting the technical definition of a recession

WhatsApp hacked to spy on govt officials in 20 countries, including India

The revelation comes as more than a dozen Indian journalists and human rights activists said on Thursday they were also targeted

Alphabet's Sidewalk Labs gets conditional nod to build Toronto smart city

The project will go through a formal evaluation and further public consultation before a final vote on March 31

Price cuts, iPhone 11 timing drive Apple's uncertain rebound in China

Apple said sales in greater China fell 2.4% in its fourth quarter ended Sept. 30, a far cry from the 27% drop it saw in the first quarter this year

Global funds prefer stocks on monetary policy easing, bond rally: Report

Even with risks aplenty, major central banks are mostly reluctant to ease policy aggressively

IOC September quarter net profit slumps 83% at Rs 563.4 crore

Revenue from operations fell 13.2% to Rs 1.32 trillion

Yes Bank receives $1.2 billion binding offer from global investor

The investment of $1.2 billion is via fresh issue of shares

Samsung warns of tepid mobile business profit, bets on chip sales instead

The downbeat forecast came hours after Apple Inc said holiday-quarter sales would beat Wall Street expectations, citing demand for services, wearables and its latest iPhones.

China's state telecoms to launch 5G mobile phone services on Friday

Authorities have said that they plan to install over 50,000 5G base stations across 50 Chinese cities in the country by the end of this year, and that big cities

In record deal, US to recoup $1 billion from fugitive financier Jho Low

US authorities say about $4.5 billion were siphoned from 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), founded in 2009 by then Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak.

Cognizant to exit Facebook content review contract, 6,000 jobs under threat

Cognizant had about 500 workers in India's southern city of Hyderabad looking for sensitive topics or profane language in Facebook videos

Chile cancels APEC trade summit, climate gathering as Santiago burns

The abrupt move - which came after weeks of riots over inequality in Chile that have left at least 18 people dead - left the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting in disarray

US Fed cuts key rate by 25 bps, but signals pause in its easing cycle

The Fed said it will 'monitor the implications of incoming information for the economic outlook as it assesses the appropriate path' of its target interest rate