Opinion Of US, Trump Plummets In Europe, Asia
A new study shows that global positive perception of the United States has suffered a steep decline, with most saying America has mishandled the Covid-19 pandem
Trump, Biden Clash Over Role Of Climate Change In Wildfires
Mr Joe Biden branded US President Donald Trump a "climate arsonist" on Monday for refusing to acknowledge global warming's role in deadly wildfires sw
US-China Showdown Over Big Data To Leave Decades-long Impact
TikTok, WeChat and Huawei Technologies are just the beginning. What comes next has the potential to reshape the global economy for decades to come. President Do
Amazon Gets US Approval To Fly Delivery Drones
SAN FRANCISCOAmazon on Monday (Aug 31) said a freshly-issued Federal Aviation Administration certificate has cleared the launch pad for drone deliveries in the
Centricus, Triller Seek To Buy TikTok Assets For US$20 Billion
Centricus Asset Management Ltd and Triller Inc are seeking to buy TikTok's operations in the US and several other countries from ByteDance Ltd for US$20 billion
US To Hold High-level Talks With Australia, Japan And India
The United States plans high-level talks with its "Quad" security partners from India, Australia and Japan in September and October, President Donald
Theatrics Aside, Kamala Harris May Help Build On Trump's India Policy
Placards lining the road into Kamala Harris's ancestral family village in southern India display her photograph with the caption "Singa Pennae," or &q
A Woman May Have Been Cured Of HIV Without Medical Treatment, Study Finds
A woman who was infected with HIV in 1992 may be the first person cured of the virus without a risky bone marrow transplant or even medications, researchers rep
Fires Roil California's Coronavirus Fight Just As Outbreak Was Easing
LOS ANGELES (BLOOMBERG)Just as California appeared to be turning a corner in its fight against the coronavirus, raging wildfires threaten to worsen the outbreak
Atlantic Hurricane Season May Go From Bad To Worse With La Nina Odds Up
Another sign the Atlantic hurricane season, already on a record pace, will become more frenetic when it reaches its peak in a few weeks is all but locked into p
China's Huawei, ZTE Set To Be Shut Out Of India's 5G Trials
NEW DELHI (BLOOMBERG)China's Huawei Technologies and ZTE are set to be kept out of India's plans to roll out its 5G networks as relations between the two countr
Johnny Depp's Lawyers Play Video Showing Amber Heard 'attacked' Sister
Johnny Depp's lawyers in his libel suit against a British tabloid that labelled the actor a "wife beater" displayed video footage in a London courtroo
Inside John Travolta's Tragic Family Past
This week, John Travolta announced the unexpected death of his wife, 57-year-old Kelly Preston. The actress passed away on July 12, following a two-year battle
Crude Oil Begins New Week On A Bearish Note
Crude oil prices began the week on a bearish note as COVID-19 caseloads rose in several places around the world, making some countries resume partial lockdowns
Google Says It Will Pay Publishers For News Content
Google will pay partnered media publishers in three countries and offer some users free access to paywalled news sites, the tech giant said Thursday. The announ
Australians Urged Not To Take Part In Black Lives Matter Protests
SYDNEY (REUTERS)Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison urged people not to attend planned Black Lives Matter protests around the country this weekend, citing
'Answered Prayers': Fiji Declares Itself Coronavirus Free
SUVA (AFP)Fiji announced it was Covid-19 free Friday (June 5) after the island nation's last known infected patient was given the all-clear, continuing the Paci
Australia To Toughen Foreign Investment Laws Citing National Security
SYDNEY (REUTERS)Australia will toughen its rules around foreign investment including additional powers to change the terms of an acquisition by an overseas enti
Green Tasmania Could Help Wean Australian Cities Off Coal
HOBART (BLOOMBERG)Tasmania wants to turn itself into a battery. The island state off the Australian mainland's southern tip is pursuing what its leaders say is
Coronavirus: Japan To Let Resident Foreigners Return On Humanitarian Grounds
TOKYO • Japan will allow some resident foreigners to re-enter the country on humanitarian grounds, after facing criticism that its policies made their return