Indian authorities are exploring ways to revive the long-delayed sale of a majority stake in IDBI Bank after bids fell short of expectation...

The violence erupted after US President Donald Trump announced "Project Freedom," which he described as a humanitarian effort to guide neut...

Oil prices dipped Tuesday after a significant surge, as the U.S. Navy initiated operations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. A U.S.-flagged v...

Oil prices saw a dip on Tuesday. This followed a significant rise after the U.S. Navy began operations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. A U....

IDBI Bank stake sale: The reserve price will be decided after receipt of the financial bids and before they are opened, said the people cit...

Indian-Canadian billionaire Prem Watsa, hailed as the "Warren Buffett of Canada," has announced his succession plan for Fairfax Financial H...

Billionaire Prem Watsa has revealed his son, Ben Watsa, will succeed him as chairman of Fairfax Financial Holdings. The news comes from Dav...

Fairfax Financial Holdings chairman Prem Watsa has revealed his succession plan, with son Ben Watsa slated to take over the $100 billion co...

Prem Watsa, the Indian-Canadian billionaire, staunchly defends Fairfax Financial Holdings against accusations from Muddy Waters, asserting ...

Muddy Waters has alleged that Fairfax was “The GE of Canada” and not the Berkshire Hathaway that it was touted to be in a report on 8 febru...

"Fairfax's stake in Bangalore airport is not for sale," said Watsa, chairman of the $90-bn Toronto-headquartered Fairfax Financial Holdings...

Now Watsa owns 48 per cent in the third busiest airport in the country and GVK, which built the greenfield project, exits the airport.

GVK Power and Infrastructure will sell 33 per cent of total stake in Bangalore International Airport Ltd to Fairfax India for Rs 2,149 cror...

Watsa holds 9 per cent in the firm through HWIC Asia Fund Class A Shares and has 5.24 per cent stake through offshore derivatives instrumen...

Fairfax Group owns India’s tour operator Thomas Cook, ICICI Lombard and is also a significant shareholder in IndiaInfoline.

UK-based Thomas Cook Group will sell its entire 77.1% stake in its Indian arm, Thomas Cook India, to Toronto-based Fairbridge Capital.

When Bank of Ireland faced nationalization, a group of North American investors pumped in $1.6 bn to keep it out of the hands of the Irish ...