Foxconn is exploring the possibility of assembling Apple iPads at its Tamil Nadu facility, marking a significant expansion from its current...

Yusuf Raza Gilani, a senior leader of the Pakistan Peoples Party and former prime minister, was elected unopposed as the chairman of the Se...

The UK government was aiming to ban single-use plastics shortly after the public consultation held in February. However, the political turm...

: Cop27 will be held in Egypt this year to discuss climate issues. However, King Charles III will not attend it, according to reports.

The unprecedented move made Liz Truss the shortest-serving PM of the UK.

Therese Coffey has stated that she is certain that the nurses won't receive a greater salary offer as they vote on a general strike.

Climate change has made landscape-changing wildfires a concern worldwide. This year, record fires have also raged in Australia, Argentina a...

“This is the largest ever global exercise in terms of ranking ever done and the first for the country,” Human Resources Minister Smriti Ira...

The comments, made by Mayer during the Q3 conference call and echoed by Yahoo's corporate Twitter account, were a rare personal attack.

Jacqueline Reses is departing Yahoo!, where she had been chief development officer, to join Dorsey’s Square, helping boost the startup’s ex...

The data shine the spotlight on the lack of minorities and women at technology companies, an issue that has received growing attention.

Yahoo is set to pare its stake in the Hong Kong-based e-comm biz; move pressures co’s CEO to bolster ads.

BJP is considering the possibility of fielding women candidates on no less than four out of Delhi's seven Lok Sabha seats.

Acquisition of the blogging network likely to expand Yahoo’s audience; Tumblr CEO & founder David Karp to remain in charge.

Reses, who has worked at Goldman Sachs and most recently spent 10 years at Apax Partners LLP, has been at the center of many of deals.

Yahoo sent a memo last week asking employees with work-from-home arrangements to make their way to the company’s offices.

Critics who view Modi through the 2002 lens fail to separate their economics from politics & fall short of 20/20 vision.