Himanshu Goenka

The German automaker is widely expected to announce an autonomous driving collaboration with Intel and Mobileye at a joint press conference Friday.

United Overseas Bank, Southeast Asia’s third-biggest bank by assets and also Singapore’s third-largest lender, took the decision in light of the U.K.’s impending exit from the EU.

The company has been under pressure to sell its core businesses that include finance, news and sports websites, Tumblr and Flickr.

TeamIndus, the only Indian team in the Google Lunar XPrize, announced a competition Wednesday for students to design a payload that will go to the moon at the end of 2017.

The safety recall, which affects 482,000 cars in the United States, is linked to faulty airbags that were not produced by troubled Japanese manufacturer Takata.

The pound fell to its lowest point in over 30 years, world stocks plunged and JPMorgan Chase again raised the prospect of moving jobs out of the U.K.

Scotland voted strongly in favor of the United Kingdom staying a part of the European Union. Will a “leave” vote lead to another bid to break away?

A public announcement about the comparatively low-key celebrations was made Thursday on the Facebook page of U.S. Forces, Japan.

The fast-food giant received more than half a dozen offers for its restaurants in mainland China and Hong Kong, according to reports.

The International Association of Athletics Federations last week banned all Russian track and field athletes from participating in the Olympic Games in Brazil.

The ceremony in Havana, to be attended by U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and five Latin American presidents, will end more than 50 years of violence in the South American nation.

Many deaths were reported in the last 24 hours, all of them from some eastern and central states as monsoon rains move across the country.

Aircraft debris had been found on the island in South Australia on June 9, and was examined by Australian and Malaysian authorities, along with Boeing.

The French fashion house was bought by Mayhoola For Investments, an investment fund backed by Qatar’s emir, which also owns Italian label Valentino.

Asia’s third-largest economy announced new rules for foreign direct investment Monday that make it easier to invest in some sectors, including single-brand retail.

The government of Asia’s third-largest economy liberalized its foreign direct investment policy Monday, increasing the cap in some sectors and easing rules in some others.

Raghuram Rajan, governor of the Reserve Bank of India, announced over the weekend he would not seek an extension to his three-year term, which ends Sept. 4.

The world had 65.3 million displaced people in 2015 — almost 6 million more than at the end of 2014, the United Nations Refugee Agency said on World Refugee Day.

The automaker was one of the worst-affected companies in the fallout from faulty Takata airbags that could see as many as 100 million vehicles recalled globally.

The humanitarian organization announced Friday that the move was in response to Europe’s “dangerous migration policies.”

The Japanese car manufacturer admitted in April to fudging fuel economy tests that affected 625,000 vehicles already sold.

The drinking ban was imposed on June 6 after a U.S. sailor was arrested for driving rashly and injuring two people, allegedly while driving drunk, in Okinawa.

Four months after scientists announced the first observation of gravitational waves, they announced Wednesday a second detection of two black holes merging into one.

The rules announced Wednesday ease requirements for airlines to fly international routes, liberalize bilateral agreements with other countries and boost the domestic market.

Pornhub.com has launched a category it calls Described Video, aimed at the visually impaired.

Despite some positive signs in the economy, inflation remains far below the central bank’s goal. The looming Brexit referendum is also a serious concern.

We don’t know the answer, but scientists have discovered the first complex organic chiral molecules, essential to life as we know it, in interstellar space.

The French state-controlled nuclear energy company will split into three, and noncore businesses will be sold off to raise about $3.25 billion.

The eight-day drills in the western Pacific Ocean began Friday and are being seen as a counter to growing Chinese military strength in the region.