U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly lower open Thursday ahead of the Labor Department's weekly jobless claims data and the Commerce Department's personal income and spending data.
Poles are now the second-biggest foreign community in Britain after only the Indians.
The Tibetan government-in-exile in India launched a campaign Wednesday to urge the U.N. to send fact-finding teams to Tibet.
Following Clinton’s statement, India has reiterated its demand for the extradition of the masterminds of the Mumbai terror attack.
Unwto issued its latest World Tourism Barometer on Monday, outlining which regions saw the greatest growth in 2012, and what to expect in 2013.
The Taj Mahal has become not only the very symbol of India, but a timeless monument to one man’s love for a woman.
This week the focus will be on U.S. non-farm payrolls, ISM data, FOMC decision and January vehicle sales.
Asia's third-largest economy cut key interest rates as it tries to strike a balance between inflation and lending.
Apple's cheap, low-cost iPhone, allegedly set to release later this year, is said to look like "a cross between the iPhone 5, fifth-generation iPod Touch and the iPod Classic."
The typical Stanford MBA is the only of his or her peers whose income tops $190,000 within three years of graduation.
Board says one of the six accused sex predators and killers in the infamous Delhi gang-rape case is a minor.
India and Pakistan have resumed cross-border trade and bus services, which were suspended for more than a fortnight.
Last week’s shareholder assassination of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) raises the question: Is it another Walt Disney Co. (NYSE:DIS)?
When it comes to manufacturing, China is no longer a no-brainer.
Rumors are swirling about three new iPhone models, but a new report says the large "iPhone Math" won't release until at least 2014.
In Sri Lanka, the authorities and public are generally apathetic about acts of violent crime.
Jesus has one, Stalin has one and Napoleon’s will open soon. Now Mahatma Gandhi, too, will have his own dedicated theme park: "Gandhi for Tomorrow."
Local police in Mumbai are concerned about the sudden influx of knives in circulation. Chili powders also are being used as a defensive weapon.
The survivors of the Mumbai terror attack say David Coleman Headley has no right to live as a free man, or even live.
U.S. stock index futures point to a higher open Friday ahead of the Census Bureau's new home sales data. Asian Markets traded in the red, while European shares traded higher.
Headley provided crucial information regarding LeT’s links to Pakistani military and intelligence officials.
India’s southern state of Tamil Nadu has imposed a two weeks ban on the screening of a new big budget multi-starrer movie following protests from Muslim organizations.