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Jaguar Land Rover output at two UK plants hit by chips shortage

Output at two of Jaguar Land Rover's British car factories will be temporarily halted from Monday

Global stocks grind higher on growth hopes, oil ebbs on Covid-19 fears

U.S. stock futures pointed to a flat open on Wall Street, albeit within touching distance of a record high.

Pernod Ricard eyes 10% full-year profit growth after sales beat forecasts

By 0704 GMT Pernod shares had gained 0.3% at 173.65 euros.

Climate activists shatter 19 windows at HSBC HQ in London's Canary Wharf

The activists referenced the struggle of the Suffragettes who used direct action to fight for votes for women in the early 20th Century.

Hyundai Q1 profit triples, to adjust May production due to chip shortage

Hyundai Q1 profit triples, to adjust May production due to chip shortage

Oil extend losses into third day on US stock build, pandemic fears

Brent crude futures fell 18 cents, or 0.3%, to $65.14 a barrel by 0721 GMT

Gold prices nears $1,800 level as US dollar, yields lose ground

Spot gold was little changed at $1,792.66 per ounce by 0707 GMT

Recession risk looms as Japan eyes state of emergency to contain pandemic

A renewed state of emergency would also cast doubt on whether Tokyo can host the Olympics in July, despite Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's assurances it will proceed as planned

Apple plans to expand ads biz through 'suggestion' section in its App Store

Apple Inc is planning to expand its advertising business by adding a second advertising slot in its App Store search page's "suggested" section, the Financial Times reported on Thursday

Credit Suisse had more than $20 billion exposure to Archegos investments

Credit Suisse Group had more than $20 billion of exposure to investments related to Archegos Capital Management and struggled to monitor them before the fund had to liquidate many large positions

Encrypted chat app Signal alleges flaws in Israeli's Cellebrite equipments

Encrypted chat app Signal suggested in a blog post published on Wednesday that products sold to law enforcement from Israeli surveillance provider Cellebrite can easily be sabotaged

Samsung leader Jay Y. Lee attends trial amid calls for pardon: Details here

Pressure is mounting on the government to pardon Lee for a previous conviction of bribery and other offenses, for which he has served half of a 30-month sentence

US senators question Apple and Google on app store dominance: Details here

App makers have long complained that mandatory revenue sharing for sales of digital goods and strict inclusion rules set by Apple and Google amount to anticompetitive behavior

Britain's Heathrow Airport turns down requests for extra flights from India

The move by Britain comes after it detected more than 100 cases of a coronavirus variant first identified in India, Health Minister Matt Hancock said on Monday

UK-based fintech start-up Revolut to hire 300 staff for India support hub

The company also appointed Paroma Chatterjee, a former executive at Lendingkart and Via.com among other companies, as its chief executive in India, Revolut said

Tesla comes under growing China pressure after customer complaint

Tesla Inc came under increased pressure in China on Wednesday from regulators and state media after Monday's protest by a disgruntled customer at the Shanghai auto show went

Euro super league plan ends as fans force exit; 8 founding members withdraw

The Super League argued it would increase revenue for the top soccer clubs in Europe and allow them to distribute more money to the rest of the game

Oil prices fall as India's Covid-19 surge dents fuel demand outlook

India, also the world's third-largest oil user, on Wednesday reported another record increase in the daily death toll from Covid-19

As Europe's Super League project dies, hopes of Asian riches fade

The deal's longer-term appeal, analysts said, was the opportunity to expand deeper into some of their fast-growing markets in Asia.

Wall Street worries over Netflix fatigue as subscriber losses mount

Slowdown in subscriber growth pointed to fatigue among viewers after a year of Covid-19-driven binge streaming.