Articles by Danielle Ong

Tensions over plans to transform Air India into a global airline with hundreds of new jets rippled across the aviation sector on Tuesday as foreign carriers clamoured for more access to the world's fastest-growing economy.

India dampened foreign airline hopes for more access to its airports on Tuesday, with its aviation minister urging domestic carriers to fly long-haul and help establish new hubs as it seeks to recapture control of Indian travel from foreign rivals.

Oil prices dropped for a second session on Monday after the head of the world's top exporter, Saudi Aramco, said it is ready to ramp up output while production at several offshore U.S.

Google has advised the users who downloaded several apps related to the Chinese e-commerce giant Pinduoduo to uninstall them after flagging them as malware.

Oil prices dropped for a second session on Monday after the head of the world's top exporter, Saudi Aramco, said it is ready to ramp up output while production at several offshore U.S.

Several French refineries were still blocked from delivering products on Tuesday after two weeks of strikes, disrupting production and power supply, while attempts to requisition workers at the Fos depot sparked scuffles with police.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday questioned the international limits of federal trademark law, hearing oral arguments from two industrial parts makers and the Biden administration in a case that could clarify when companies can recover for trademark violations that happen overseas.

Government officials discussed the idea of increasing deposit insurance without obtaining approval from Congress as they brainstormed various approaches to solving the turmoil in banking, two sources familiar with the talks said on Tuesday.

Republican U.S. Senator Rick Scott doubled down on his call to replace the Federal Reserve's current inspector general with a new, more independent office, following the collapses of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.

Former President Donald Trump would be required to surrender to law enforcement officers, or they would track him down with an arrest warrant if indicted.

The negotiations are being closely monitored by industry stakeholders as many fear it could result in the first strike in nearly 15 years.

The second son of Queen Margrethe is starting a new job based in the United States this summer.