Top representatives of the United States and China are organising a resumption of talks for next week to try to resolve a year-long trade war between the world's two largest economies, Trump administration officials said on Wednesday (Jul 3).
BERLIN: Some 1,200 developers at BMW and Daimler will team up to develop automated driving technology, the companies said on Thursday, the latest carmakers forced to pool their development resources at a time of shrinking margins. The strategic partnership will focus on developing technologies for ...
Gambling company William Hill Plc said it plans to shut 700 licensed betting offices, putting about 4,500 jobs at risk after Britain put a cap on fixed odds betting terminals.
Gambling company William Hill Plc said it plans to shut 700 licensed betting offices, putting about 4,500 jobs at risk after Britain put a cap on fixed odds betting terminals.
SINGAPORE: Singapore Airlines (SIA) customers can look forward to bigger spaces, upgraded facilities and more food selections when they visit SIA lounges at Changi Airport Terminal 3 from 2021. The airline said on Thursday (Jul 4) it will spend more than S$50 million to revamp its SilverKris and ...
Oil prices inched lower on Thursday after solid gains the day before, pressured by data showing a smaller-than-expected decline in U.S. crude stockpiles.
Asian markets rose Thursday, tracking a record performance on Wall Street, as investors turned their focus to the upcoming release of US jobs data while hoping for a big Federal Reserve interest rate cut.
Government bonds held near multi-year lows on Thursday on bets the U.S. Federal Reserve would cut interest rates this month and that other major central banks would embrace looser monetary policy, pushing world stocks to new 18-month highs.
For the first time, TPG Telecom’s general manager Richard Tan shares company’s detailed Singapore launch plans, including working with an unnamed manufacturer to develop phones for the elderly.
South Korea may retaliate against Japan's latest export limits on high-tech materials, it said on Thursday (Jul 4), as a row over forced wartime labour threatened to disrupt global supplies of memory chips and smartphones.
