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SINGAPORE:  A logistics company has been fined S$18,000 for falsely declaring in its work pass application that it had considered local candidates fairly in order to hire a foreigner for a job position. Ti2 Logistics was also banned from hiring foreign employees for two years, the Ministry of ...

Intel on Tuesday said EU antitrust regulators got it wrong when they fined the chipmaker 1.06 billion euros (US$1.2 billion) more than a decade ago for thwarting a British rival in a case that could affect Google and Qualcomm.

Nissan Motor Co is likely to pull out from a venture capital fund it runs with alliance partners Renault SA and Mitsubishi Motors, as part of the Japanese automaker's drive to cut costs and conserve cash, two sources said.

U.S. stock index futures rose more than 4per cent on Tuesday, rebounding from a 7per cent slump a day earlier, as hopes of coordinated policy action soothed investor nerves over a global recession fueled by the coronavirus epidemic.

Margaret Bordelon can still feel the hands of the drunk man who tried to pull her in for a kiss at the end of his Uber ride last September in Lafayette, Louisiana.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces his first rebellion on Tuesday over his decision to allow China's Huawei a role in building the country's 5G phone network.

The union that represents thousands of Boeing Co employees said late on Monday that a four-year contract extension offer was ratified by engineers but rejected by technical workers.

Norwegian Air has temporarily halted flights to and from Italy because of the coronavirus outbreak, the budget carrier said on Tuesday, adding to the company's financial woes.

Samsung Display, a supplier for Samsung Electronics and Apple, has asked Vietnam to exempt 700 engineers from coronavirus-hit South Korea from a mandatory quarantine, saying they need to prepare for the production of screens for new smartphones.

IKEA on Tuesday started selling its products on Alibaba's Chinese e-commerce platform Tmall, the first time the world's biggest furniture retailer has sold through a third party in its 77-year history.