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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.

No Planet B, say teen activists as 1.8 mn join global climate change strike

Thunberg, 16, said the threat of societal breakdown posed by runaway climate change should overshadow every other campaign issue in the European Union's parliamentary elections

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

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

Wall Street slides as Huawei fallout hits tech shares; Apple falls 3%

S&P 500 technology stocks dropped 1.75%, the largest percentage decline among the benchmark index's 11 major sectors

Having a purpose to life may help you live longer, says survey

Higher scores on the survey indicated greater purpose in life

Cardiac arrests: Why women have a higher mortality rate than men

Cardiac arrest involves the abrupt loss of heart function, breathing and consciousness

Trump urges Japanese investment in US, raps Tokyo softly on trade imbalance

He told the group of top business executives there had never been a better time to invest in the United States

At Amazon, facial recognition ban won just 2% of shareholder vote

Amazon's sale of the technology to law enforcement in Oregon and Florida has put the company at the centre of a growing US debate over facial recognition

UK health secy Hancock in fray to replace May, assures citizens on Brexit

The opposition Labour Party said it wanted an election as soon as possible

New bullet train model 'supreme' hits record speed of 360 km/hr in test run

The N700s, the suffix stands for 'supreme', is the first new model of bullet train on Japan's busiest line for almost a decade.

Competition watchdog probing allegations against Maruti, say reports

The CCI is looking into allegations that Maruti forces its dealers to limit the discounts they offer, effectively stifling competition among them and harming consumers

Incumbency wave in India, Australia boosts stocks of Adani group

Adani Enterprises rose as much as 29 per cent in afternoon trade, its sharpest intraday gain in over two years

US, China trade war will push world towards recession, says Morgan Stanley

Reserve cut US interest rates back to zero within a year if the world economy heads to recession, says Morgan Stanley.

Tata Motors sees JLR back in profit this year as China sales recover

Tata Motors said tighter control of expenses and a turnaround at JLR helped dull the impact of an economic slowdown at home

BJP to meet allies, discuss new govt after exit polls predict victory

Party president Amit Shah will hold discussions with National Democratic Alliance Partners at BJP HQ in Delhi.

Tata Motors' Q4 profit slumps 47% to Rs 1,117 crore as JLR sales hit

Revenue from wholly owned subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover Automotive PLC fell 5% to Rs 65,146 billion

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.

US-Iran tensions, Opec's indication of continuing cuts lead to oil surge

Opec+, an alliance of Opec and some non-member nations, had in January announced to cut output for six months to prevent a decline in prices

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.