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Amazon makes grocery delivery service free for US Prime members

Users would still have an option to shop groceries via other portals such as Prime Now, says Amazon

Cambridge Analytica scandal: Facebook to pay a 500,000-pound fine to UK

Facebook said it was pleased to have reached a settlement and the company wished it had done more to investigate the claims about Cambridge Analytica in 2015

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

Boeing CEO admits mistakes in key safety system during 737 MAX crashes

Last week, Indonesia investigators found Boeing failed to grasp risks in the design of MCAS

US Fed expected to cut rate, but resilient economy may signal pause ahead

The Fed is scheduled to release its latest policy decision at 2 pm EDT (1800 GMT)

J&J's own expert working for FDA found asbestos in baby powder sample

J&J's challenge now is to discredit the single test result as erroneous without undermining the reputation

Apple mobilises suppliers to launch its first 5G-compatible iPhones: Report

The three new iPhones will carry a 5G modem chip designed by Qualcomm Inc

Huawei tightens China market hold with 42% share, Apple slips to bottom

Apple's market share in China slipped to 5% from 7% in the year-ago quarter. The July-September quarter marked the iPhone's weakest sales in China in five years

Hitachi, Honda suppliers to merge parts biz to cut EV, self-driving costs

The deal to create Japan's third-biggest auto-parts supplier by sales also marks intensifying consolidation in the country's auto industry, as it struggles to adapt to technological change

Saudi Aramco to keep 4.6 mn barrels of oil in India's Padur reserve: Govt

So far, Abu Dhabi National Oil Co is the only foreign company storing oil in India's strategic reserves, at Mangalore, also in Karnataka

US-China trade deal may not be ready for signing in Chile: Official

White House spokesman Judd Deere said both sides were still working to complete work on the interim deal

Pfizer raises 2019 forecast as sales of cancer drug, heart medicine surge

Excluding special items, Pfizer earned 75 cents per share, topping analysts' average estimate by 13 cents

Wall Street holds steady after S&P hits record; Merck, Pfizer stocks gain

The spread in the yield curve has gainedabout 20 basis points since leaving negative territory, a recession indicator, in early September

Boeing CEO Muilenburg accused of telling 'half-truths' in 737 MAX hearing

The FAA is demanding significant new safeguards to MCAS before the plane can fly again.

Britain inches towards December election in a bid to break Brexit deadlock

If no party wins conclusively, the Brexit deadlock will continue

Samsung, IBM launch platform to improve first responders' safety

IBM's cloud will work with Samsung Galaxy devices to track the health vitals of a worker to determine if that person needs help.

We made mistakes, we're improving and learning: Boeing CEO to US Congress

"We got the implementation wrong," Muilenburg said, referring to the angle of attack disagree alert

DGCA instructs IndiGo, GoAir to replace PW engines on A320neo aircraft

Pratt & Whitney said in a statement it is working with the airlines to address the issue with minimal disruption

BP profit declines by 40% in September quarter on oil price slide

The British oil company made its first net loss in more than three years in the quarter due to the one-off charge

Saudi summit opens as kingdom looks to attract foreign investment

The forum was launched in 2017 to showcase Saudi Arabia's future away from oil