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Data spills at home; Green card limbo deepensHappy Tuesday! Recent data-collection experiments by on-demand platforms have drawn attention to Indian physical AI startups. This and more...- Fintechs clash in cross-border payments; TCS closes FY26 strongHappy Friday! Large companies are fighting early-stage startups in the cross-border payments battleground. This and more in today's ETtech ...
- UK royal family faces biggest crisis in generations amid scandalThe detention of Prince Andrew has thrown the British monarchy into turmoil, a crisis not seen since the abdication drama of 1936. In the f...
- Elites, ethics and declineRutger Bregman's Reith Lectures highlight a moral crisis in leadership. He contrasts America's power without virtue with Europe's virtue wi...
- BBC leaders grilled by lawmakers over its standards after Trump threatened to sueThe BBC chairman admitted a slow response to a misleading edit of a Donald Trump speech. This comes amid a crisis at the broadcaster, with ...
- BBC apologises to Trump over speech edit but rejects defamation claimThe British Broadcasting Corporation has apologized to U.S. President Donald Trump. This follows a documentary that edited his speech, crea...
- China’s job crisis spurs bizarre trend: Young Chinese pay companies just to pretend they have a job — here’s whyPretend to work trend China: Facing a tough job market, young Chinese adults are paying for the privilege of pretending to work in fake off...
- India bans production of two drugs ‘behind’ opioid crisis in West AfricaThe Drug Controller General of India has banned the production of tapentadol and carisoprodol after they were found to be illegally exporte...
- The War Between the Land and the Sea: Here’s what we know about Doctor Who spinoff"The War Between the Land and the Sea" is a new Doctor Who spinoff featuring Russell Tovey and Gugu Mbatha-Raw. The series follows an ancie...
- Meet Deepak Kumar Uprariya, a technician who worked for ISRO's Chandrayaan-3 is now selling tea and idlisDeepak Kumar Uprariya, a technician who worked on Chandrayaan-3, is now selling tea and idlis due to not receiving salaries for the last 18...
- BBC presenter sent abusive messages to second young person, broadcaster saysThe new revelation came after the BBC sought to defend its handling of the growing scandal, after acknowledging that it did not flag the fi...
- Rishi Sunak: Controversy to favourite movie, all you need to know about Britain's new PMFormer chancellor Rishi Sunak is the first Indian-origin prime minister of the United Kingdom.
- Pakistan struggling to stop biggest lake from bursting its banksFloods in Pakistan have affected some 33 million people and killed at least 1,314 persons, including 458 children, Pakistan's National Disa...
- Channel deaths fuel UK-France tensions over migrant boatsUK officials criticise France for rejecting their offer of British police and border officers to conduct joint patrols along the channel co...
- Pandemic-hit India says UAE is Plan B for T20 World CupSix months before the showpiece's scheduled start, India reported a record 386,452 new cases on Friday, though medical experts believe actu...
- Pardew backs Southgate to solve England's managerial problemSOCCER-ENGLAND-CRYSTALPALACE-PARDEW:Pardew backs Southgate to solve England's managerial problem
- Soccer-Pardew backs Southgate to solve England's managerial problemSOCCER-ENGLAND-CRY/PARDEW:Soccer-Pardew backs Southgate to solve England's managerial problem
- Tata steel in talks to sell long steel business in EuropeTata Steel had made an audacious $12.04-billion bid for the Corus Group trumping a bid by Brazil’s CSN in a nine-round auction process in 2...
- UK banks must reveal top earners: ReportBritish banks should be forced to disclose the number of employees who earn more than 1 million pounds ($1.65 million) a year, a government...
- British government to take control of RBS and HBOSThe move would make the government the biggest shareholder in the banks and government representatives could be installed on their boards. ...
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