Nearly one in 12 employees working in the Lloyd's of London insurance market has witnessed sexual harassment there in the past year and a quarter has seen excessive drinking, according to a culture survey published by Lloyd's on Tuesday.

One in 12 witnessed sexual harassment in Lloyd's insurance market: Survey

A majority of economists expect a US recession in the next two years but have pushed back the onset amid Federal Reserve actions, according to a survey released Monday.

United States economists expect a recession in 2020 or 2021: Survey

The odds of a US recession by next year have increased sharply, with mounting protectionism continuing to pose the greatest economic threat, according to a business economic survey Monday.

Recession could hit US in less than a year if China trade war worsens: Survey

Learning a new skill or hobby is the top priority for 66 percent Indian professionals if they were to get a four-day work week, according to a recent survey. With 'more time' wish lists, most Indian workers wished they had time to learn a new skill or hobby followed by watching TV, movies or listening to music, according to a Kronos Incorporated survey in its 'Future of workplace' series.

If given a 4-day work week, Indians would learn a new skill: Survey

A technical meet of India and Pakistan officials happened at the proposed zero point of Kartarpur corridor on Tuesday and it was decided that experts would be doing the survey of the site and will discuss the alignment of the corridor.

Kartarpur talks: India, Pakistan officials meet; experts to survey the site

A latest study in Bengaluru by Redseer Consulting has quantified the loss being caused to the IT sector due to employee's lifestyle habits. According to the survey, the city's IT sector is losing 24,000 crores annually due to bad lifestyle choices.

Bengaluru IT sector losing $ 3.5 billion to sedentary lifestyle: Survey

This sentiment of desiring a shorter commute was the highest in India amongst 11 countries globally, according to the survey by professional networking firm LinkedIn.

1 in 4 Indians ready for pay cut for shorter travel time: Survey

According to an Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) survey, Bangalore, Chennai, Karachi and New Delhi featured among the 10 cheapest locations surveyed

Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai among cheapest cities globally: Survey

The eye-watering cost of owning a car in space-starved Singapore means the city-state is the world's most expensive place to live, for the fifth year in a row, a survey said Thursday

This is the world's costliest city

They said it was a 'mistake' on their part to send out such a survey. On Sunday, the social media giant conducted a survey for some users asking them how they should handle grooming behaviour

Facebook asks if it's okay for adult men to ask minors for sexual pictures, apologises later

A survey conducted by NGO Community Against Drunken Driving (CADD) among 10,000 cab drivers revealed that about 55% of them usually drink and drive

Shocking survey reveals 55% Delhi-NCR cab drivers drink and drive

The study also found that SMEs view technology as an enabler for their business growth.

Union Budget 2018: SMEs expect more projects, lower taxes

The Union Budget will be presented on February 1

Budget 2018: Tech sector hopes for reduction in tax slabs

The blockade had been effected by a Saudi-led military coalition

US famine survey warns of thousands dying daily in Yemen if ports remain closed

National survey shows demographic trends for females in India are worrying, but sometimes in subtle and imperceptible ways

Study reveals Indian women still 'missing'

Autonomous vehicles have the potential eliminate up to 90% of traffic accidents, but not all crases will be avoided

Driver-less cars pose 'safety dilemma'

Indian manufacturers increased activity for a fifth consecutive month in May, but pace of expansion slowed as output growth softened for second month in a row

Indian factory growth picks up slightly in May - PMI

utomotive industry executives are less interested in pursuing acquisitions this year as compared to the last year. They prefer deals that minimize political or technology risks, according to a new survey by Ernst and Young.

Auto executives going soft on acquisitions, says E&Y.

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