Automaker Nissan has announced plans to recall about 841000 vehicles across the world to rectify a steering wheel defect. In the UK alone the company has decided to recall over 133000 models of Nissan Micra that was built between 2002 and 2006 in Sunde

Global markets fell on Thursday owing to weak Chinese data and concerns that the US Federal Reserve may constrict its monetary stimulus. Japans Nikkei Index fell by 7.3 percent. Hong Kongs Hang Seng dropped 2.5 percent and South Koreas KOSPI lost 1.2 p

Social networking site Twitter tightened its security after it was hacked by the Syrian Electronic Army. The company said it would introduce a two level login system to ensure that it is really the account user who accesses the account.

Google chairman Eric Schmidt called on political leaders to foster a rational international tax system that supports functioning of enterprises. His comments came after Google Amazon and Apple were criticised for avoiding taxes. Speaking at the Google Bi

US Secretary of State John Kerry sought support for the British led move to pressurise Bashar al-Assad to enter peace talks with the opposition. The US has started lobbying European governments to support the agenda. Kerry has sought the support of EU co

The International Monetary Fund urged UK Chancellor George Osborne to rethink his plans to infuse a GBP10 billion worth tax and spending reduction this fiscal. IMF warned that the planned package of expenditure cuts and tax hikes would impose head winds

A man suspected of conducting terrorist attack was caught near military barracks in Woolwich London after he killed a British soldier. He was caught on the camera clutching a knife a meat cleaver and with hands soiled with blood. In the video footage h

Football fans hope of seeing Gotze plot the downfall of his future employers Bayern Munich in his last game for Dortmund has been dashed.

Manchester United and City are in pursuit of Barcelona midfielder Thiago Alacantara with the youngster unable to break into the famed Barcelona midfield.

German software companySAP announced that it will hire hundreds of people with autism by 2020.It said that in seven years nearly 1 percent of its global workforce numbering 65000 will be people with autism disorder.