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Phubbing killing pubbing: How phones silence social lifePhubbing, a catchy term for the act of snubbing someone in favor of your phone, is infiltrating social settings like cafés and bars, erodin...- '58 times': Congress takes swipe at govt after Trump repeats 'India-Pak' claimUS President Donald Trump again claimed he brokered peace between India and Pakistan using trade threats. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh hig...
- September new movies release dates: Here's full listThe Conjuring: Last Rites to Leonardo DiCaprio's film -- a number of cinemas are releasing in September.
- Xi readies bargaining chips for US trade war After Biden curbsChina showcased new trade war tools in response to US chip restrictions. Beijing launched probes, banned exports, and signaled economic sup...
- Jack Ma returns to rally troops after Alibaba’s troubles deepen“Every great company is born in a winter,” Ma wrote in response to a staff post. “The people willing to reform for the future, and the orga...
- Credit Suisse shares tank 63% on short-lived relief over rescueShares in Credit Suisse fell over 63% while UBS Group shares were down 12.9%. An index of bank stocks was down 5.8% at 0821 GMT. Deutsche B...
- Tired of swiping right? Old-fashioned love letters work as a charm for this Japanese matchmaking schemeThe charm of handwritten correspondence has attracted so many young residents.
- No cash, no card, just pay on the goSmart money and smart processes are coming together to enable a smooth shopping experience for you — convenient, contactless, and cheap
- Match Group beats estimates as Tinder's popularity grows in India, JapanThe online dating app, where users swipe right to indicate interest in a potential date, now boasts 4.7 million global subscribers.
- Fate of world's biggest car alliance hangs on one word: GhosnThe arrest of the iconic Ghosn threatens to upend the union of automakers he forged almost two decades ago.
- Japan's fear of the Dragon may have sealed India nuclear-dealIn the past few years, as Japan has gone slow on the deal, the Indian nuclear environment, too, has undergone significant changes.
- 10 travel innovations that are changing the gameTravel is set to become smooth with airlines tracking becoming easier, checking into hotels ceasing to be a hassle, and rental cars at the ...
- Golf returns to the Olympics, minus its best playersIOC President Thomas Bach said it would be good if the sport had a wide range of players from as many countries as possible competing for m...
- Little digital snooping is a given in romance, says 'Modern Romance' co-author Eric KlinenbergEric Klinenberg from NYU, who has co-authored 'Modern Romance' with Aziz Ansari, discusses his findings from his research about dating toda...
- Airports providing nap time for the weary in designer GoSleep Pods with the latest being Finland“This is part of developing as a hub,” Heikki Koski, vice president for passenger management at Helsinki Airport-owner Finavia Oyj, said in...
- Scouting for investments in internet ventures: SoftBank invites Urban Ladder, Yepme and Swipe to TokyoUrban Ladder, Yepme and Swipe were among 15 companies that met with SoftBank chairman during his visit to India last month.
- PM Narendra Modi uses soft power to hardsell strategic messagePM seems to have shrewdly used "soft power" symbolism to boost the profile of a visit billed as a major international engagement.
- 'Bitcoin Jesus' Roger Ver calls rich to his tax-free paradiseThe ever-expanding universe of what you can buy with bitcoins includes a hotel stay in Rome, a kimono in Tokyo, and cable TV in the US.
- Sony and Sharp launch e-readers, tablets in JapanSony, battling Amazon and Apple in the electronic book reader race, on Friday launched its Reader range in Japan along with a dedicated vir...
- Hackers now bleed credit cards dry‘Bleeding’ or ‘slicing’ of credit cards is becoming increasingly prevalent in India and it is rarely reported.
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