Britain petrochemical giant Ineos says it is investing $2 billion to build three new plants in Saudi Arabia.

Russia’s communications regulator says that Tinder is now required to provide user data to Russian intelligence agencies.

Venice, Budapest collisions refocus attention on safety of cruise ships navigating urban waterways.

New Delhi – The United States has been tightening the screws on several allies in an escalating global trade battle. India is its latest target.

President Donald Trump on Friday announced the South Asian country’s removal from a special trade program, saying it had “not assured the United States that India will provide equitable and reasonable access to its markets.” The program, known as the Generalized System of Preferences, exempted Indian goods worth more than $6 billion from import duties in 2018, according to the Congressional Research Service.

Here’s what’s at stake, and why the two countries still need each other.

Nearly all applicants for US visas will have to submit their social media details under newly adopted rules.

The Pentagon has warned the White House not to politicise the military, amid a row over a ship bearing the same name as late Senator John McCain.

The United States and Japan have ranked as the top two countries contributing traffic to cryptocurrency exchanges.

The momentum that supporters have tried to build for a new North American trade deal has run into some Trump turbulence.

Russia’s health ministry says 79 people have been injured in an explosion in a plant manufacturing TNT.

The U.S. Justice Department is readying an investigation of Google’s business practices and whether they violate competition standards, according to news reports.