Last quarter was a mixed bag for Indian IT on productivity and efficiency. This and more in ETtech's Top 5.

Jonathan Ross, co-founder and CEO of Groq, told ET in an interview that India should focus on developing AI applications and improving exis...

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Yellen delivered the forceful defense of American industry on her first day of meetings in Beijing during a high-stakes trip to ease tensio...

On Friday afternoon, Yellen is due to meet Premier Li Qiang at Beijing's Great Hall of the People, providing a chance to discuss the econom...

"We think the Fed will be much less aggressive than they are making out to be. Fed in its heart knows that inflation is transitory, but it ...

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President Donald Trump’s moves to prevent some of China’s biggest companies from accessing the private data of Americans -- restrictions se...

Across politics, business & culture, here are 9 themes that will be vigorously debated in the coming year.

The Indian IT industry is expected to grow at a steady 7-9% in FY19, in contrast to the original 10-12% Nasscom guided in FY17.

Sometimes we just acquire good talent. We are very plugged into the startup ecosystem world. It is a combination of in-house innovation and...

Microsoft's CEO Satya Nadella said mobile & cloud are "two facets" of the same thing, a belief that found place in his maiden speech as chi...

While there is a lot of technology available due to evolution and innovation, choosing the right networking infrastructure that takes into ...

Server virtualization is a $6 bn mkt/yr and VMware gets a large share of it. When you look at networking and security, it’s a $100 bn/yr mk...