IPL: As the Gujarat Titans gear up to face the Rajasthan Royals in Jaipur, both teams find themselves on equal footing with six victories e...

Indian stock markets surged on Wednesday, with Sensex and Nifty 50 gaining significantly. This optimism was fueled by reports of Iran submi...

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman apologised for not alerting law enforcement about an account banned in June, which was later linked to a mass shootin...

A third suspect, Michael James Ryan, 34, has been arrested in connection with the fatal April 13 shooting of Chris Leggett in Amherst. Ryan...

Prince William and Kate Middleton earn $30.9 million yearly from the Duchy of Cornwall. The estate is very old and worth over $1 billion, s...

Prince Harry may lose his royal title. Lawmakers are pushing for new rules to allow titles to be removed. This follows King Charles strippi...

Princess Kate could become the first Princess of Wales in 115 years to issue royal warrants, highlighting her influence over British brands...

In a pretty recent and absolutely surprising development it has come to light that the renowned and eminent brand Cadbury eventually lost t...

They are the original celebrity endorsements, with no fee to be paid and the assurance that their products or services are really being use...

The forthcoming coronation of King Charles III highlights the value of the crown as a brand in the creation of business culture and identit...

A chief judicial magistrate court issued an arrest warrant against former Union minister and Congress leader Jitendra Singh of Alwar and tw...

Moo-lah is moolah regardless of provenance.

Based in the UK, Winsor & Newton was granted its first Royal Warrant by Queen Victoria in 1841.

The case was filed by Major General Sarayuth Klinmahom, director of the Office of the Judge-Advocate of the Royal Thai Army.

A Delhi court today fixed August 16 for hearing the bail pleas of eight accused, including suspended Rajasthan Royals player Ajit Chandila.

Endorsements and patronage from the British royal family for a product like whisky still do matter in this day and age.

Film financer and diamond merchant Bharat Shah was granted bail of Rs 2,000 by the Borivli metropolitan magistrate court, which had earlier...