Apple Inc is set to open an online store in India next month, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing a person familiar with the matter.
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky: Kentucky Fried Chicken is temporarily suspending its long-time advertisement slogan "It's finger lickin' good", calling it inappropriate in the current COVID-19 pandemic situation where personal hygiene has become top priority to stem transmission. In an era when face masks ...
U.S. stock index futures rose for a fourth straight session on Tuesday as U.S.-China officials reaffirmed their commitment to a Phase-1 trade deal, adding to market optimism from signs of progress in developing treatments and vaccines for COVID-19.
Honda Motor Co is planning to bring back to Japan some auto production from a plant in the United Kingdom that was already set to close, the Nikkei newspaper reported.
Ant Group, Alibaba's fintech arm and China's dominant mobile payments firm, on Tuesday filed for a dual listing in Hong Kong and on Shanghai's Nasdaq-style STAR Market which could raise as much as US$30 billion and become the world's largest IPO ever.
DUBAI: Etihad Airways is asking cabin crew to take up to six months unpaid leave from September as it tries to manage the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to an internal memo and two sources familiar with the matter. The Abu Dhabi state carrier, which lost US$758 million in...
Thailand’s bankruptcy court will hand down its decision regarding Thai Airways International Pcl’s request for restructuring on Sept. 14, the airline said on Tuesday.
Australia said Tuesday it "would be contrary to national interests" to allow a Chinese firm to buy a major dairy producer, the latest sign of souring relations between the two countries.
SINGAPORE: The world is likely to see a hybrid work model post-COVID-19, Zoom Video Communications' chief executive Eric Yuan said on Tuesday (Aug 25). The founder of the video conferencing platform, which has become a household name since the start of the pandemic as workers telecommute and ...
Tesla Inc's chief executive Elon Musk has suggested the U.S. electric carmaker may be able to mass produce longer-life batteries with 50per cent more energy density in three to four years.
