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Workplace yoga can indeed lower employee stress, research review suggests

Yoga didn't appear to influence heart health, but workplace yoga did have a positive effect on mental health and in stress reduction in particular

EU says Italy's slower growth might trigger spending freeze

The European Commission will publish its new economic forecasts on May 7.

G7 powers urge Khalifa Haftar to halt advance on Libya's capital

Haftar's troops have moved into the southern outskirts of Tripoli in a dangerous thrust against the U.N.-backed government that has caused alarm among Western capitals

Singapore, Malaysia reach agreement to end months-long airspace dispute

Under the deal, Singapore will halt instrument landing system procedures at its Seletar Airport, while Malaysia will open up a restricted area near the countries' border.

UK minister sees Brexit deal with Labour, opposition wants flexibility

But Labour said the governing Conservatives had not shown any movement on a political declaration of intent on the future relationship between London and Brussels once Britain has left European Union

Hyundai Motor, Tencent tie up to develop self-driving cars software

The agreement was signed on the sidelines of a business forum held in Seoul on Thursday by the South Korean government and China's Guangdong province

Egypt to slash fuel subsidies as it nears end of IMF program

This will mean increasing the price to consumers of gasoline, diesel, kerosene and fuel oil, which are now at 85-90 percent of their international cost, said the letter, which is dated Jan. 27

Donald Trump urges US Federal Reserve to reduce interest rates

"I think they should drop rates. I think they really slowed us down. There's no inflation," says Trump

Boeing 737 Max grounding led to steep rise in airfares in India: Fitch

There is limited flexibility for airlines to switch to alternatives from Airbus or Boeing, said Fitch

Arrested, again: Why Carlos Ghosn has been detained, what is different now?

Ghosn was arrested again on suspicion of funnelling $5 million from payments made by a Nissan subsidiary

Explaining the Brexit maze: What happens next in Britain and the EU?

Theresa May is due to travel to Brussels for a special EU summit

Indian equities grab major chunk of foreign inflows into Asia in March

On the back of solid flows, Sensex and Nifty gained about 7.7% last month

Beginning of the end: BAML sees S&P 500 rally topping out in second quarter

The bank's strategists said they expect the US stock market to peak in the current quarter after hitting all-time highs fuelled by gains in banks and oil stocks

Lessors to Jet plan to de-register many more planes in coming days

About six of Jet's lessors are likely to apply to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to de-register up to 15 of the grounded planes, over the next 10 days

BOI to sell 25% stake worth $160 mn in Star Union Dai-ichi Life Insurance

BOI has a 28.96 per cent stake in the joint venture, while Union Bank of India and Dai-ichi Life owns 25.10 per cent and 45.94 per cent, respectively

US granted waivers to only 6% of those subject to Trump travel ban

The travel ban blocks citizens of Iran, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Syria and Yemen, as well as some Venezuelan officials, from obtaining a broad range of US immigrant and non-immigrant visas

Jet lenders to push forward with rescue plan but no clarity on interim loan

Jet, India's oldest private carrier, has been saddled with more than $1 billion in debt, compounding its financial woes and forcing it to ground more than two-thirds of its fleet.

Pentagon says debris from India's ASAT expected to burn up in atmosphere

India used an indigenously developed ballistic missile interceptor to destroy one of its own satellites at a height of 300 km (186 miles), in a test aimed at boosting its defences in space.

Bitcoin trading volume drops to a two-year low in March: Report

Bitcoin volume in the top five digital currency exchanges totalled $2.14 billion last month, the lowest since April 2017 when volume was just $845.7 million

Avolon seeks to de-register 2 planes leased to Jet, woes deepen for airline

Avolon, one of the world's biggest aircraft lessors, applied to de-register two planes it had placed with Jet Airways Ltd, making it the first lessor to do so on a non-consensual basis