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The U.S. government has put tariffs on Bombardier jets, Ford and Lyft will join forces to build self-driving cars, Twitter has started to test 280-character tweets, and more important headlines.
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Rolling Stone magazine will be sold, the Senate wants more information about how Russian interests used Facebook during the presidential election, and more important headlines.
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Facebook is constantly making strides in security measures for protecting its users. In this case, the social media giant introduced some new protections for profile pictures in India.
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Between now and 2040, global spending on new electricity generation capacity is forecast to reach $10.2 million, with nearly 75% of the investment being made in renewable energy generation.
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GM announced this morning that it will end vehicle sales in India and direct its attention to markets in China, North America, and South America where it believes it can win.
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India plans to reopen 43 regional airports, adding more routes and more flights at low price points for the fastest growing air travel market in the world. Boeing has a chance to capture more...
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Apple has not fared well in the Indian market share wars, even though the company reportedly sold more than 2 million iPhones in India in 2016
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Now we have word from the World Gold Council that six major trends should support a strong gold demand trend in 2017.
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Boeing's Friday morning announcement of a significant order from India's SpiceJet was expected; the size of the order was not.
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Boeing is about to snag a $10 billion order from India's SpiceJet, while Airbus may have some concerns with Emirates.
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The government of India recently kicked off a new program to attract foreign aircraft makers to build military fighter jets for the Indian Air Force in India using the foreign companies' technology.
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Extreme poverty remains a worldwide social and economic scourge. According to a report from the World Bank and UNICEF, 767 million people around the world live on less than $1.90 per day — a...
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The IMF sees subdued global growth persisting, and it also is warning that economic stagnation could fuel protectionist calls.
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International markets can be challenging for foreign companies, but there is a fresh view out from Merrill Lynch that Amazon is gaining a stronger and larger foothold in India.
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A nation's ability to take advantage of information and communications technology in order to increase its competitiveness and well-being depends on its readiness quickly to implement and adopt new...
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