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The British Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) said 25 flights are scheduled to fly on Thursday to return another 5,000 people to the country in the tenth day of the repatriation operation following the collapse of travel group Thomas Cook.

A wake-up call from the U.S. heartland has spooked Wall Street by raising fears of a recession that will push equities into a correction.

Southeast Asia's Internet economy was forecast to grow 39 per cent this year to US$100 billion as millions of people in the region went online to shop for the first time and ride-share firms grew in popularity, an industry report showed on Thursday.

Ride-hailing firm Uber Technologies Inc said it has launched an app to connect workers with businesses needing to fill available shifts.

SINGAPORE: The future Tuas mega port presents Singapore with an opportunity to "rethink the future of shipping", said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Thursday (Oct 3). Speaking at an event marking the groundbreaking of the future container terminal, Mr Lee noted the mega port will also see ...

Walmart Inc said on Thursday it will begin several healthcare pilot programs for its U.S. employees starting Jan. 1 as it looks for ways to cut healthcare costs - one of the largest expenses for the retailer after wages.

MIDLAND, Texas: U.S. oil company Chevron Corp is turning to joint ventures and drilling alliances in its bid to dominate the Permian Basin after abandoning a takeover that would have made it the leading producer in the world's biggest shale field. It is now in a race with Exxon...

Malaysia's competition regulator has proposed a fine of RM86 million (US$20.53 million) on ride-hailing firm Grab for violating the country's competition law by imposing restrictive clauses on its drivers.

Malaysia's competition regulator has proposed a fine of 86 million ringgit (US$20.53 million) on ride-hailing firm Grab for violating the country's competition law by imposing restrictive clauses on its drivers.

Asian stocks, already under pressure from growing global growth fears, tumbled on Thursday after New York markets slumped overnight because the United States opened a new trade war front by saying it will impose tariffs on US$7.5 billion of goods from the European Union.