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Walmart Renews Talks To Sell Majority Stake In UK Grocery Business, Asda

Walmart initially bought Asda in 1999

India Reports Record Number Of Coronavirus Cases: Hits 43,000 In Single Day

A rickshaw puller wearing a face mask watches people standing in a queue in New Delhi on April 8. Officials have now made wearing a mask in the Indian capital compulsory

India has tested 14 million of its of 1.3 billion population for the coronavirus.

First Arab Space Mission To Mars Launches From Japan

Staff at the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre in Dubai followed the broadcast launch on July 19, 2020 of the "Hope" Mars probe on a large streen

First Arab space mission to Mars launches from Japan

Michael Dell Net Worth: The Luxury Vehicles Are Part Of Dell Founder's Collection

Michael Dell has a net worth of $30 billion. The founder of Dell Inc. owns several multimillion properties and a high-end car collection.

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Aishwarya Bachchan, a former Miss World who has become one of India's top actors, and her daughter Aaradhya were revealed last weekend to be suffering from the coronavirus

Bollywood Star Aishwarya Bachchan Moved To Coronavirus Ward

Bollywood star Aishwarya Bachchan moved to coronavirus ward

Rents In San Francisco Bay Area See Sharp Drop As WFH Becomes The New Normal

Tech workers may have to continue to work from home amid the rising number of coronavirus cases, piling more downward pressure on home rents.

Facebook is facing a mounting ad boycott by hundreds of companies over its approach to racist and hate speech

Facebook To Take TikTok Rival Global

Facebook will release Instagram Reels in more than 50 additional countries.

More than 120 million people have been placed under lockdown in the Indian state of Bihar

India Coronavirus Cases Pass One Million

India coronavirus cases pass one million

India's health service has been struggling to cope with the coronavirus, which is killing nearly 500 people a day

Coronavirus Update: India Becomes Third Nation After US, Brazil To Have More Than 1 Million Cases

After the U.S. and Brazil, India has become the third nation to witness more than 1 million COVID-19 cases.

Torrential monsoon rains have unleashed havoc in India, Bangladesh and Nepal

Torrential Rains Unleash Havoc In South Asia

Torrential rains unleash havoc in South Asia

A worker disinfects the pitch at half time during the Rio de Janeiro state championship football final match between Flamengo and Fluminense at Maracana stadium, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on July 15, 2020

Russia Accused Of Vaccine Hacking As Brazil Crosses 2 Million Cases

Russia accused of vaccine hacking as Brazil crosses 2 million cases

A woman wears a face mask while purchasing bottles of rubbing alcohol at a Costco store in California: while panic buying empties shelves, some economists fear a slump in consumer spending on the back of virus fears could hurt the economy

Coronavirus Developments: Face Mask Requirements, Georgia Face Mask Ban, Russian Cyberattacks On Vaccine Data

A growing number of retailers across the country are issuing new policies that require customers to wear masks when shopping at their stores. Here's what else happened Thursday.

India's health system is in danger of being overwhelmed by the coronavirus, which the Red Cross said was spreading across south Asia "at an alarming rate"

New Lockdowns Ordered As India Virus Cases Near One Million

New lockdowns ordered as India virus cases near one million

A US atomic bomb of the type nicknamed "Little Boy" that was dropped by a US Army Air Force B-29 bomber on August 9, 1945 over Hiroshima, Japan

US Scientists Urge Government To Renounce Nuclear Tests

US scientists urge government to renounce nuclear tests

EU competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager said the fight against profit-shifting by big tech was a "marathon... on hilly ground"

EU's Vestager Vows To Continue Tax Fight After Apple Ruling

EU's Vestager vows to continue tax fight after Apple ruling

Producing food for Earth's 7.7 billion people is responsible for a quarter of the global carbon emissions that drive climate change

G20 Carbon 'Food-print' Highest In Meat-loving Nations: Report

G20 carbon 'food-print' highest in meat-loving nations: report

Apple, expected to see sharp declines in iPhone sales, unveiled its entry-level smartphone last week which could help limit the damage

Anti-China Sentiment Could Unlock A Big Opportunity For Apple In India

The boycott of Chinese products could help the iPhone maker in a couple of ways.

Cars queue at a COVID-19 testing site in Los Angeles, California, where authorities have reimposed containment measures owing to fresh spikes in the disease

Stocks Drop As Virus Spikes, China Data Unable To Lift Gloom

Stocks drop as virus spikes, China data unable to lift gloom

Sindhu Sudhakar became stranded after flying to India in March to see her ailing mother-in-law

Trump Visa Move Tears Indian Families Apart

Trump visa move tears Indian families apart

Anti-crime unit personnel escort Bangladeshi hospital owner Mohammad Shahed (C), who was arrested on suspicion of distributing fake certificates saying patients had tested negative for COVID-19

Bangladesh Arrests Hospital Owner Over Fake Virus Results

Bangladesh arrests hospital owner over fake virus results

Despite months of US pressure, many European nations have only imposed limits on using Huawei equipment for 5G or declined to do so, in part over fears of angering a major economic power

More Countries Waking Up To Huawei Threats, US Says

More countries waking up to Huawei threats, US says

Marmots are believed to be one of the main vectors for spreading bubonic plague in Mongolia

Bubonic Plague In 2020? Disease Kills Teenager In Mongolia, Government Locks Down Region

The recent reemergence of the Bubonic Plague in central Asia has prompted governments to quarantine certain regions.

Ignoring medical advice, Merkel and Modi reviewed a guard of honour at the presidential palace breathing in the polluted air without protection

European Union, India Meet At Virtual Summit To Discuss Trade, Security, Covid-19 Pandemic

The EU is India's biggest trading partner.

Infosys put a profit rise down to travel expenses coming down, cutting back on branding and marketing, and aggressive rate negotiations

India's Infosys Brushes Off Virus Disruptions As Profits Rise

India's Infosys brushes off virus disruptions as profits rise

Google is among the global tech giants vying for a share of India's massive market

Google To Buy $4.5 Bn Stake In Digital Unit Of India's Reliance

Google to buy $4.5 bn stake in digital unit of India's Reliance

Australia's warning to its citizens to be wary of travel to China is the latest sign of frayed relations

Australia May Finally Get To Join Naval Exercise Malabar With India, US, Japan

With the U.S. and Japan in favor of allowing Australia to participate in the next Malabar Naval exercises, the only remaining obstacle is India. They now seem warm to the idea as well as concerns over China intensify.