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"Without this agreement, competitors that don't share our values, like China, will write the rules of the global economy," Obama said.

The US also added cotton and sugarcane to the already existing child labour produced list from India, which now has crossed the two dozen m...

According to GSLI, India, China and Malaysia have retained the top three spots since the last five years.

Malaysia to send home at least 200,000 foreign workers by next year to increase job opportunities for locals.

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India retains its position as the most attractive retail investment destination for the third year in a row.

Intel Corp., the world's biggest microchip maker, is set to announce sweeping job cuts later on Tuesday, the Financial Times said, amid spe...