Meta outlook revised downward by S&P on cash flow and capex concerns 
Can amend privacy act, revoke law if needed: Government 
30% in 2019, cancer drug margins at 700% now 
End of SIR doesn't mean freezing of voters list: SC 
Binance hack: Investigators in a 'cat and mouse game' to recover $6.3 billion in stolen funds 
Trump to discuss China in afternoon Rose Garden event
Trump announced those actions within a few minutes and said little about them. Instead, he launched into a partially scripted...
The Maldives is now open to all global tourists. Here’s how they’re doing it
(CNN) — Though border restrictions and quarantine measures are keeping people from visiting many of the world's most popular travel...
US allies once seemed cowed by China. Now they’re responding with rare coordination
Today, the warmth in the room at Davos has all but gone.Beijing is used to such diplomatic skirmishes, but something...
Quick Heal blocked over 1 billion threats targeting Indian consumers | Technology News
Pune: IT security company Quick Heal Technologies said it had detected and blocked over one billion known and unknown threats...
Ford pressured to stop selling police cars, but it won’t get out of the business
Hackett, in a recent memo to staff, acknowledged that some Ford (F) employees are urging the company to stop making...
A new world war over technology
The latest casualty is TikTok, a video app that is popular with teenagers and which has hundreds of millions of...
Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 may not launch on August 5: Report | Technology News
Seoul: Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 may reportedly not make an appearance at Samsungs 'Galaxy Unpacked' event on August 5. An...
Tucker Carlson addresses ex-staffer’s racist posts, says he will take ‘long-planned’ vacation
In a brief set of prepared comments, Tucker Carlson (finally) addressed the revelation that his now-former top writer, Blake Neff,...
Big bank earnings are coming: ‘It’s going to be really ugly’
JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Bank of America and Citigroup (C) are all expected to reveal their second-quarter profits crashed by 50%...
Fujifilm’s launches sleek smartphone printer in India | Technology News
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A bus driver in China deliberately crashed and killed 21 people after his house was demolished
Twenty-one people died and 15 were injured on July 7 when the bus swerved across five lanes, smashed through a...
This Facebook robot walks on power lines to install fiber-optic cable | Technology News
San Francisco: Facebook has developed an aerial fiber deployment solution that uses a robot to safely deploy a specialised fiber-optic...
China has just contained the coronavirus. Now it’s battling some of the worst floods in decades
Since June, devastating floods have impacted 38 million people -- more than the entire population of Canada. Some 2.24 million...
Sony launches new wireless speaker range in India | Technology News
New Delhi: Sony India on Tuesday announced expanded its Extra Bass wireless speaker range at a starting price of Rs...
What happens to cruise ships when they retire
(CNN) — Hundreds of cruise ships usually traverse the world's waters, but right now -- with the cruise industry on...
Apple to pay $25 each to affected iPhone users over battery slow down issue | Mobiles News
San Francisco: Apple has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit against ‘Batterygate by paying affected US customers $25 each for...
‘Coal has no place in Covid-19 recovery plans,’ says UN chief
"Coal has no place in Covid-19 recovery plans," he said on Thursday, via video link during an online summit hosted...
This could be the end of office wear
The new work-from-home reality has rapidly recalibrated the fashion code for professional wear, and that spells trouble for the retailers...
Covid-19 sent them back to Venezuela. Now they are stuck at the border
Venezuelan migrant workers, who left the country when its economy collapsed, are trying to return as coronavirus cases surge across...
Hong Kong was a ‘safe harbor’ for tech companies shut out of China. Not anymore
But a new law that gives Hong Kong authorities sweeping powers to regulate online content could put those companies on...