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British PM Theresa May to present 'new, bold offer' in Brexit Bill

Corbyn said he would be willing to consider a new offer, including for example new legislation that entrenched workers' rights in law.

Huawei may lose access to Google Android OS, apps after Trump blacklist

Huawei will continue to have access to the version of the Android operating system available through the open source license

Trump may sign order barring US firms from using Huawei-made equipments

The order, which will not name specific countries or companies, has been under consideration for more than a year but has repeatedly been delayed, the sources said

Huawei may get a temporary licence to help its existing users in US

The licence will allow Huawei to buy American parts to service its existing customers but it won't be allowed to manufacture new devices.

Growth 'may slow, but only slightly' after US restrictions: Huawei founder

In remarks to the Japanese press and reported by Nikkei Asian Review, Ren reiterated that the Chinese telecom equipment maker has not violated any law

Modi's jobs deficit: J&J's largest India plant idle 3 yrs after completion

Sources familiar with J&J's operations in India told Reuters, production at the plant, at Penjerla in Telangana, never began because of a slowing in the growth in demand for the products.

Bank staff reported Trump, Kushner transactions for investigation: Report

The transactions set off alarms in the computer system designed to detect illicit transactions. One of the employees said she was terminated last year after she raised concerns.

J&J's largest India plant idle for 3 yrs, hurts govt's employment campaign

The groundbreaking of the J&J facility in Telangana's Penjerla, its third in the country, was carried out with much fanfare in 2014.

Iran dismisses possibility of conflict, says Tehran does not want war

Tensions between Washington and Tehran have increased in recent days, raising concerns about a potential US-Iran conflict

Lawbreakers to lawmakers? 'Criminal' candidates standing in Lok Sabha polls

Some 40% of BJP, Congress candidates, each, have criminal cases

US' forced tech transfer claims false, meant to suppress our growth: China

According to the People's Daily, Washington's "fragile nerves" were caused by China's growth in research and development.

How a $14 tech tool is helping political parties bypass WhatsApp controls

These software tools appear to overcome all new restrictions imposed by Whatsapp, allowing users to reach thousands of people at once

Tariffs trigger Chinese slowdown, retail sales growth falls to 16-year low

Data suggested consumers were now beginning to cut back spending on everyday products, and continued to shun expensive items such as cars

Breaking rules? Japan takes India to WTO over mobile phone import duties

India's mobile phone imports are dominated by China, although its appetite for foreign phones has shrunk fast

US-Iran tensions rise after Saudi claims drone attack on oil facilities

Tuesday's attacks on the pumping stations and Sunday's on four tankers off Fujairah emirate have raised concerns that the United States and Iran might be inching toward military conflict

Disney takes control of Hulu in deal with Comcast; will challenge Netflix

The agreement allows either company to trigger a sale or purchase of Comcast's 33% stake to Disney as early as January 2024

Warships and wives: Lok Sabha election debates get personal and ugly

The world's largest democracy, with around 900 million eligible voters, wraps up polling held over six weeks on Sunday. Results will be known on May 23

US labour agency says Uber drivers are 'contractors', not employees

The memo will not affect scores of lawsuits claiming Uber drivers should be treated as employees under federal and state wage laws

China trade deal will happen when time is right, says Donald Trump

World markets hovered near two-month lows on Tuesday

Pakistan govt approves amnesty scheme to regularise black money

Decision marks turnaround for Prime Minister Imran Khan who accused previous govts of using amnesties to clean up illegally acquired wealth hidden outside Pakistan.