Science and Technology

The coronavirus pandemic means government and business customers spent less on Intel’s chips.

NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy and Russia’s Anatoly Ivanishin and Ivan Vagner touch down safely on Kazakhstan steppe.

The fintech firm, backed by e-commerce giant Alibaba, plans to list both in Hong Kong and Shanghai in...

A smartphone app could make it easy for travellers to securely show they have complied with COVID...

Brazil’s health regulator and Oxford University say AstraZeneca vaccine trial will continue after death of volunteer.

Some 97 million new jobs could be created, but the public and private sectors must do more to prepare workers for them.

Google, which controls about 90 percent of the online search market in the US, is accused of abusing its monopoly.

A carbon-rich asteroid named Bennu could contain new information about life on Earth – and elsewhere.

The fintech firm plans to list simultaneously in Hong Kong and on Shanghai’s STAR Market in weeks, Reuters reports.

An animatronics company hopes its technology will transform marine parks.

A decades-long Soviet-era experiment in Siberia might offer a window into human evolution.

Blue Origin, launching a New Shepard rocket for a seventh time, could help put astronauts back on the moon.

Foxconn won’t qualify for billions in tax credits in the US unless it resubmits a proposal for its smaller plant.

Australian researchers’ findings on SARS-CoV-2 virus reinforce need for hand washing and effective cleaning.