Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday will tap Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland, a former journalist and his most trusted ally, to be his new finance minister after Bill Morneau resigned, Canadian media reported.
U.S. homebuilding accelerated by the most in nearly four years in July in the latest sign the housing sector is emerging as one of the few areas of strength in an economy suffering a record slowdown because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The WikiLeaks website played a key role in Russia's effort to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election in favor of now U.S. President Donald Trump and likely knew it was assisting Russian intelligence, a Senate intelligence committee report said on Tuesday.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin on Tuesday declined comment about a report that Oracle Corp had entered the bidding for TikTok, but said any deal to acquire the Chinese-owned short video app would protect U.S. data.
Volkswagen's Mexico unit has reached a deal with the Independent Union of Automotive Industry Workers (SITIAVW) over a new collective contract after more than three weeks of negotiations, the German automaker said on Tuesday.
Asda, the British supermarket arm of the world's biggest retailer Walmart, said it would expand weekly delivery capacity to one million slots next year to meet the demand for online grocery shopping spurred by the COVID-19 crisis.
SYDNEY: Australia has signed a deal with drugmaker AstraZeneca to secure a potential COVID-19 vaccine, the prime minister said on Tuesday (Aug 18), joining a growing list of countries lining up supplies of the drug. AstraZeneca’s candidate is seen as a frontrunner in the global race to deliver an...
SINGAPORE: About 140 staff members from Singapore Press Holdings' (SPH) media sales division and magazines will be "affected" by a retrenchment exercise, amid a restructuring to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on advertising revenue, the company said on Tuesday (Aug 18). The affected ...
Nokia won on Tuesday the second of its ten lawsuits against Daimler over patent licensing fees after a German court said the carmaker had not made a serious attempt to resolve the issue with the Finnish company.
