The most foreign investment in the European Union by far still comes from the U.S., figures for 2012 show.
The movement for Khalistan, an independent homeland for Sikhs in Punjab, appears to be stronger among the Sikh diaspora that in India itself.
Persisting doubts about the Fed’s next move and disappointment over Shinzo Abe’s recent policies sent Asian stocks to fresh lows on Thursday.
The World Bank cut its growth outlook for 2013 and described the global economic recovery as "hesitant and uneven.”
After Suraj Pancholi was arrested for abetting Jiah Khan's suicide, both of their parents have began a public feud over who is to blame.
India's Apollo Tyres is buying U.S.-based Cooper Tire for $2.5 billion in cash.
Israel generic drug producer Teva will pay Pfizer $1.6 billion in a new patent dispute settlement announced Wednesday.
In recent years, questions have been raised about Amnesty International's internal finances and its independence and integrity.
The Fitch credit agency upgraded India’s sovereign debt outlook back to ‘stable’ from ‘negative,’ about a year after its downgrade.
Some 2.2 million Keralites live and work outside India, with 875,000 in the UAE and 574,000 in Saudi Arabia.
The National Space Society and India have agreed to collaborate on the creation of an international organization to generate solar power in space.
The recent drastic fall in the Indian rupee was arrested after the country’s central bank and its government stepped in.
Indian IT companies hope to pass on some of the benefits from a weak rupee to their clients, but worry immigration reform could hit business.
The European Union reportedly will join Japan in a complaint against Chinese steel duties filed with the World Trade Organization.
Hiring expectations around the world remain a mixed bag as Europe and Asia stagnate and the U.S. rebounds.
The Indian government's stringent FDI regulations could further delay the entry of foreign multi-brand retailers into the country, a report says.
The Indian rupee's continuing decline to record lows reduces chances of a rate cut, which is required to help revive India's slowing economy.
Five people are feared dead and eight are believed to be trapped under the debris of the residential building in Mumbai, India, that collapsed on Monday night.
India's economic growth has not translated into feeding the nation, as statistics show calorie consumption has dramatically decreased.
The Indian rupee, or INR, on Monday plunged to a record low of 57.77 against the U.S dollar, a year after touching its previous historic low.
Major protests are largely driven by the aspirations and interests of the bourgeoisie middle-class.
Everybody who's anybody in the tech sector is involved in the U.S. data-collection effort.
