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Apple says Spotify wants all the benefits of a free app without being free

Spotify, which launched a year after the 2007 launch of the iPhone, said on Wednesday Apple unfairly limits rivals to its own Apple Music streaming service

Facebook is readying AI tech to combat 'revenge porn'

Facebook will also launch a support hub called "Not Without My Consent" on its safety center page for people whose intimate images have been shared without their consent.

Jet Airways pilots seek govt's help to recover unpaid salaries

In a letter to India's labour minister, National Aviators Guild, which represents the majority of Jet's pilots, has asked that the airline immediately pay their outstanding salaries and allowances til

From Trump to Merkel, world express disgust at New Zealand mosques attacks

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said the attack was a result of Muslims being demonised

New Zealand mosque shootings kill 49, unconfirmed video shows gunman

All Christchurch schools and council buildings have been placed into lockdown. All mosques to remain closed across New Zealand today

Oil demand concerns overdone, Brent to rally above $70 per bbl: Goldman

Demand is off to a strong start in 2019, with recent oil data suggesting current demand concerns should ease further, Goldman said

Dieselgate: SEC sues Volkswagen for 'reaping millions of dollars illegally'

Volkswagen 'reaped hundreds of millions of dollars in benefit by issuing the securities at more attractive rates for the company,' the SEC said

Jet Airways crisis: Flyers rage over flight cancellation, some back boycott

India's second-largest carrier, grappling with debt of more than $1 billion, Jet has delayed payments to banks, lessors, vendors and staff

France freezes assets of Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar

France would discuss putting Masood Azhar on a European Union list of people suspected of being involved in terrorism.

LNG demand journey to be shaky in India, slow due to infrastructure limits

India had four terminals receiving LNG last year, taking in 21 million to 23 million tonnes of the super-chilled fuel

Boeing 737 MAX 8 jets will be grounded for weeks, say US lawmakers

Boeing said it had paused deliveries of its fastest-selling 737 MAX aircraft built at its factory near Seattle

Trump's nominee on track to lead World Bank, faces no competition

Malpass has travelled to Europe and Asia in recent weeks to lobby for support from major World Bank shareholders

China's ban on 737 MAX spooks Boeing's hopes of $10 bn trade deal windfall

Evidence of a major potential order for more than 100 jets worth well over $10 billion at list prices had risen in recent weeks as Washington and Beijing reported some progress in trade talks

Jet Airways' equity partner Etihad reports $1.28 billion loss in 2018

Etihad, which has trimmed its ambitions to be a major intercontinental airline to focus on point-to-point flights, has made losses of $4.75 billion since 2016.

China industrial output growth falls to 17-year low; jobless rate rises

China's survey-based jobless rate rose to 5.3% in February, from 4.9% in December

Dewan Housing Finance denies media report of clean chit by regulator

A consortium of 33 lenders, led by Union Bank of India, was said to have given a clean chit to the company after they heard an independent auditor report in a meeting.

RBI's $5 bn forex swap to keep rates, rupee appreciation down: Analysts

The central bank said it will conduct its first dollar/rupee buy-sell swap auction on March 26

Deliveries of 737 MAX frozen over bans; Boeing could lose $2.5 bn per month

The 737 MAX is banned from flying in most countries across the world following an Ethiopian Airlines crash on Sunday that killed all 157 people on board

February WPI inflation rises to 2.93% on jump in food, fuel prices

Wholesale food prices in February rose 3.29% year-on-year, compared with a 1.84 percent rise a month earlier

Investors turn bullish on the rupee for the first time in a year: Poll

Long bets on the rupee returned after early April last year, the poll of 11 respondents showed, with investors regaining some of their lost appetite for the currency that was the worst Asian performer