INDIA

Investors in Japan are watching the national budget, expected to be approved by the Parliament later Tuesday, while global investors watch for cues from the U.S. Federal Reserve.

The Rev. Thomas Uzhunnalil, a Salesian priest, was kidnapped in Yemen this month during a raid on a Catholic nursing home run by Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity.

The transaction, valued at $3.05 billion, would be one of the Japanese telecommunications firm’s largest-ever overseas investment.

While most major markets were closed Monday, Asian bourses started the week broadly down after the Easter weekend.

The Nobel Peace Prize-winning monk has suggested his title could end when he dies.

World markets were widely down Thursday following a dent in a two-month rally in crude oil prices and a surge in the U.S. dollar.

Michelle Obama and her daughters Malia and Sasha rocked spring trends during their Cuba visit.

A-list couple George and Amal Clooney announce to host dinner party for Hillary Clinton in April.

But it may not be enough to prevent the tech giant from seeing iPhone sales decline for the first year ever.

The annual holiday celebrates the 1940 resolution that ultimately paved the way for the creation of Pakistan.

A day after the terrorist attacks in Brussels forced investors to seek refuge in safe-haven assets, global stock markets staged a modest recovery.

The music streaming service is also reportedly looking at other big Asian markets, including Japan and India.

The tech giant’s latest device is priced at just $399, which is significantly cheaper than most of its newer models, but is a 4-inch smartphone really going to sell in 2016?

International customers buying the 4-inch smartphone can expect to pay a premium anywhere up to $186.

The Facebook tool, which is searchable, lets users assure loved ones of their condition and also indicate their location.

Stock markets across Europe and U.S. stock futures dropped Tuesday as investors sought safe assets such as gold and government bonds after the blasts in Brussels.

The handset announced Monday replaces the similarly sized iPhone 5S, which first went on sale in 2013, but adds features comparable to the larger iPhone 6S.

With the Chinese economy projected to grow at its slowest pace in 25 years, Alibaba has focused on widening its network in China’s countryside to sustain growth.

Investors cheered China's move Monday to ease rules on offering cheap loans to stock brokerages.

The star of the show is likely to be a 4-inch smartphone that will replace Apple's iPhone 5S, first sold in 2013.

Voting began Sunday across India and overseas following a decision by the Dalai Lama to relinquish his political authority.