The Federal Reserve enacted its third consecutive interest-rate reduction, though internal divisions among policymakers were evident.

The shift to service-based economies, coupled with slowing population growth, has created a challenging economic landscape. Addressing this...

Peter Navarro has since emerged as one of the president's most loyal aides.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has accused tech billionaire Elon Musk of spreading "lies" about the state's response to deadly wildfires ...

In a post on his social media platform X, Musk blamed the huge loss of homes in Los Angeles on "bad governance at a state and local level t...

Teresa Ribera, the European Union's new competition chief, a Spanish socialist who started her five-year term this week, said in an intervi...

Ratan Tata, the recently deceased patriarch of the Tata Group, symbolized India's industrial evolution and global ambitions. Despite mixed ...

BJP Leader of Opposition (LoP) in state assembly Suvendu Adhikari dubbed Bengal Global Business Summit as "another jamboree at public expen...

The Data Act, agreed on Tuesday, sets out rights and obligations for how Big Tech and companies use European consumer and corporate data, f...

Despite its struggles in manufacturing, India is growing rapidly -- even faster than Bangladesh, in most years.

It advised India to find its own style to boost manufacturing instead of imitating others.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Tharoor had earlier this month traded barbs in the Lok Sabha over making Hindi an official lang...

Emerging world should take a long, hard look at the forces that installed Trump in power. If they don't, they risk repeating the error of t...

Once second to Maharashtra as a centre of manufacturing, Bengal is perhaps the only state that has experienced deindustrialization.

Despite being a crucible of political power, or perhaps because of that, eastern UP is deeply mired in casteism, fundamentalism and 'bahuba...

Sunday Times spoke to Bihar CM Nitish Kumar about his political ambitions and challenges.

So far, humanity has used around half the world’s stock of petroleum, and a little less than half its stock of coal and natural gas.