Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal met with Schneider Electric's CEO in Riyadh to discuss the company's plans to invest Rs 3,200 c...

Gone is the jaundiced bulb that blinks on when a car door is opened, the one your parents warned had to stay off while the vehicle was in m...

Sajjan Jindal-promoted JSW Group recently inked an agreement with China’s SAIC Motor to acquire 35% stake in Indian subsidiary MG Motor Ind...

In most industries worldwide outside of aerospace manufacturing, the supply chains are almost back to normal and their conditions are furth...

Rosa Salzar will be joining the Marvel Universe and will feature in 'Captain America: New World Order’ in a significant role. The movie is ...

The impetus to actually get serious about telling it on film didn't seriously occur to me until the pandemic.

The BFI London Film Festival (LFF) will run from October 5 to 16, and have titles like Park Chan-wook's Decision To Leave, Joanna Hogg's Th...

Some Democrats are calling for the revival of a federal campaign finance investigation that appeared to end under U.S. Attorney General Wil...

The award was given for an outstanding book on military or intelligence history.

Karan Bhagat, then 37, an irrepressible Kolkata Marwari who had dabbled in the travel business before morphing into a super successful priv...

CEO Arvind Subramanian and Niti Ayog chief Arvind Panagariya will be speaking at the eighth edition of the 5-day Jaipur Literature Festival.

The marquee PE firm’s CEO takes a contra call. Post big exits from Genpact & Patni Computers, he sees the next wave from big data firms lik...

Ford Motor’s rally, spurred by chief executive officer Alan Mulally’s recovery plan, may quiet critics demanding the founding family relinq...

Kirk Kerkorian, the billionaire investor who tried to overhaul General Motors three years ago, said he has bought a 4.7% stake in Ford Moto...

The board is under pressure to find a candidate who will reverse the bank’s sliding stock price and stem losses from mortgage holdings.

Federal Reserve chairman Ben S Bernanke was wrong. So were US treasury secretary Henry Paulson and Merrill Lynch CEO Stanley O’Neal.

US companies are on track to fire or lose a record 1,400 chiefs in ’06, up from 1,322 last year and 663 in ’04.