US President Donald Trump will sign an executive order against social media companies on Thursday, White House officials said, after Trump threatened to shut down websites he accused of stifling conservative voices. The officials gave no further details. The dispute erupted after Twitter on Tuesday for the first time tagged Trump's tweets about unsubstantiated claims of fraud in mail-in voting with a warning prompting readers to fact check the posts. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has reacted saying censoring social media is not the 'right reflex'. Watch the video for more.Also Read: Google in talks to acquire 5% stake in Vodafone Idea: report

Donald Trump, after Twitter fact-checked his tweets, said that social media platforms shut down conservative voices and that he would shut them down or strongly regulate these platforms

In the 4,657 firms in NIFTY 500, 13 companies do not have any women directors. Of those, 12 are PSUs

Earlier, according to the regulations issued by the Indian government in April, visas of foreign nationals and OCI cards were suspended as part of the new international travel restrictions following the COVID-19 pandemic.

Though the government's SAUBHAGYA scheme claims to have provided connections to 100 per cent households, that is not sufficient. Under this scheme, the beneficiary households were provided only one LED light and one power plug, says Shailendra Roy

M&M (4.46%), Infosys (3.01%) and Asian Paints (2.72%) were top gainers on Sensex

Walt Disney Co's top streaming executive, Kevin Mayer, will leave the entertainment and theme parks giant to become the chief executive officer of TikTok, the popular video app owned by China's ByteDance Technology Co

Mayer's appointment will be effective June 1, when he will also become chief operating officer of ByteDance, the Chinese company said

A large number of Indian citizens whose children are OCI (overseas citizen of India) card holders and several people of Indian origin having the card are unable to travel to India, even for emergency reasons, because of the temporarily suspension of their long-term visa

Coronavirus India live updates: Lockdown has been extended to contain spread of COVID-19; fresh guidelines has also been issued, says the National Disaster Management Authority

There appears to be no distinction in terms of containment measures for the evacuees taking into account the state of the pandemic abroad

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Even though there may be a need for both monetary and fiscal measures, combining them distorts the picture. Hence, including monetary measures such as liquidity in the stimulus of 10 per cent of GDP alongside monetary measures is not ideal.

Shortage of coronavirus testing has long been a sore spot for the president, but he insisted anew that everyone who wants a test can get one

Sensex, Nifty Live News Today:  Germany's DAX turned green, following bullish trend in London's FTSE. SGX Nifty in Asia also turned flat with positive bias. Japan's Nikkie, China's Shanghai and Korea's Kospi also erased earlier losses and were trading marginally lower.

With the COVID-19 pandemic normalising long-term work from home for many organisations, the report suggests that 55 per cent of organisations turn to service providers for their ability to help 'reduce security risks' with value-added service they offer

The Labor Department said Friday that 20.5 million jobs vanished in April in the worst monthly loss on record, triggered by coast-to-coast shutdowns of factories, stores, offices and other businesses

More than 78,400 people with COVID-19 have died in the United States and more than 1.3 million people have tested positive, according to the latest estimates from the Center for Systems Science and Engineering at Johns Hopkins University

Coronavirus vaccine: World leaders and organisations, except the United States, have already pledged $8 billion to research, manufacture and distribute a possible vaccine and treatments for COVID-19 apart from the individual efforts taken by the countries and its pharmaceutical firms

Vizag gas leak: The decision to send the expert teams was taken during a high-level meeting in Delhi on Thursday. The teams will ensure measures for the safety of the affected people and secure the site affected by the disaster