LONDON: British airline Virgin Atlantic said on Tuesday (May 5) that it planned to cut 3,150 jobs and would move its London Gatwick operations to Heathrow airport as it counts the cost of the COVID-19 pandemic. The spread of the novel coronavirus has virtually brought airports around the globe to...
Britain and the United States warned on Tuesday that government-backed hackers are attempting to break into healthcare and research institutions involved in the global response to the new coronavirus outbreak.
LONDON: The body representing global airlines came out against leaving middle seats empty on aircraft on Tuesday (May 5), as debate intensifies over how to get airlines flying while respecting social-distancing rules in the wake of the coronavirus crisis. Brian Pearce, chief economist at the ...
SINGAPORE: Additional costs incurred by public transport operators because of the COVID-19 outbreak are not "adequately covered" by current fares and will "eventually have to be borne by operators and taxpayers", said Minister for Transport Khaw Boon Wan on Tuesday (May 5). In a written reply to a ......
Lenovo Group said on Tuesday it has launched a new server platform capable of handling heavy computing tasks inside data centers using chips from Advanced Micro Devices Inc.
A target to reduce carbon emissions to net zero by 2050 does not mean Spanish oil and gas firm Repsol will stop producing oil though it will focus on certain projects, Chief Executive Josu Jon Imaz said on Tuesday.
As U.S. lockdowns and fears of the coronavirus pandemic stretch into a third month, who wants to take an Uber ride?
A German federal court judge cast doubt on Volkswagen's reasoning after the carmaker urged the court to dismiss a claim for damages from a diesel customer.
Analysts are largely wary of amping up estimates for U.S. gaming companies set to report this week due to the economic uncertainty ahead, even as Electronic Arts Inc and Activision Blizzard Inc look among the most obvious stock market winners from the COVID-19 crisis.
A parliamentary panel on Tuesday authorised Israel's Shin Bet security service to continue using mobile phone data to track people infected by the coronavirus until May 26, prolonging an initiative described by critics as a threat to privacy.
