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Samsung not sure when Galaxy Fold shipping will start for US customers

Samsung has said it plans to make at least 1 million Fold handsets in the first year, versus the total 300 million phones it produces annually on average

Dollar-rupee swap, open market operations: RBI plans steps to inject cash

These moves are expected to increase cash in the financial system and help push interest rates down, potentially helping borrowers where an interest rate cut has not

Prince James or just plain Albert? Fans await news of Harry, Meghan's baby

Few details about the birth have been released by Buckingham Palace with the announcement itself a mix of traditional and modernity which many say the baby himself represents

Measles infects 34,000 in Europe in Jan-Feb 2019, WHO issues warning

In Europe, the majority of measles cases so far in 2019 are in Ukraine, which saw more than 25,000 people infected in the first two months of the year

10-yr bond yield drops as RBI mulls injecting more cash into economy

RBI plans to conduct more open market operations of up to Rs 500 billion over the next two months

Ahead of IPO, Uber clings to sharp-elbowed tactics in pursuit of growth

With growth slowing, the company continues to spar with local officials around the world looking to limit Uber cars on their streets

US-China trade war: Trump's tariff push squeezes businesses and consumers

Trump has insisted that China has picked up the tab for his tariff campaign, not American consumers

Gold steadies as Donald Trump's tariff threat supports dollar

Spot gold was down 0.1 percent at $1,277.66 per ounce, as of 1324 GMT

China to cut reserve requirements for small, medium-sized banks

The cut in the amount of cash that banks must hold as reserves would be the smallest since January 2018

Trade war between US and China 'bad for the whole world', says Buffett

Buffett's conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway Inc owns or invests in many companies that do business in China, including Apple Inc, in which it has a more than $50-billion stake

Govt cannot ensure cheaper oil to India, says US commerce secretary

Ross is in India to participate in a trade forum

Foxconn's Gou wants to be peacemaker between US, China and Taiwan

Billionaire Terry Gou, who said last month he would run for president of Taiwan in 2020, met Trump last week to discuss the status of the Taiwan company's planned investment in Wisconsin

Explainer: Who pays Donald Trump's tariffs - China or US customers?

China has retaliated against US tariffs by imposing its own tariffs on imports from the United States

April service sector growth at 7-month low, dented by LS elections : PMI

The Nikkei/IHS Markit Services Purchasing Managers' Index slipped to 51.0 in April, the lowest since September, down from 52.0 the previous month.

Boeing did not disclose 737 MAX alert issue for more than a year, says FAA

The FAA backed that assessment but criticized Boeing for being slow to disclose the problem

Users' privacy at risk? Facebook 'labels' posts manually in India

Human-powered content labeling, also referred to as 'data annotation,' is a growth industry as companies seek to harness data for AI training and other purposes

Angle of attack: Boeing says safety review corroborated findings on sensor

The angle of attack measures the angle between the air flow and the wing and helps determine whether the plane is able to fly correctly

Airbus considers legal action against Germany's ban on Saudi arms sales

In late March, Germany extended the ban on arms exports to Saudi Arabia until the end of September, with a few exceptions

Govt sees little scope for Jet Airways revival as bidders stay away: Report

Two senior finance ministry officials say debt-laden Jet Airways may soon face bankruptcy.

ThyssenKrupp positive over Tata Steel deal, sees room for EU agreement

Tata Steel and ThyssenKrupp have proposed combining their steel operations in Europe to form the region's second-biggest steelmaker