Struggling holiday firm Thomas Cook said it was holding on to market share in Britain, dismissing claims by TUI Travel that it had benefited from negative publicity around its arch rival's financial d

The ousted president of the Maldives, credited with bringing democracy to the Indian Ocean islands, said on Wednesday he had been forced out of power at gunpoint, prompting clashes between police and

Network equipment maker Cisco Systems Inc promised further revenue growth after its second quarter results beat estimates, thanks to a restructuring, leading to a dividend increase.

The company, a se

Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp forecast first-quarter sales below estimates, and said it does not expect Europe to rebound in 2012, but sees flat to marginally higher IT budgets in the United Sta

A few months ago economists were all but certain the U.S. economy would slow sharply at the start of this year, with many warning that recession risks were growing.

That pessimism has been shaken off

Shares in Bharti Airtel fell as much as 2.4 per cent on Thursday, extending their 6.5 per cent drop in the previous session, as several brokerages cut their price targets on the stock after the leadin

A new crop of companies entering the U.S. public markets, including such high-profile offerings as Facebook, are turning the clock back on the way U.S. corporations are run.

Facebook, Groupon Inc, Li

Reliance Industries is in talks with India's major airlines to provide jet fuel infrastructure and transport services, the company said on Wednesday, a day after a government panel approved direct fue

Annual car sales in India are likely to drop for the first time in at least seven years in the fiscal year ending March after January sales fell short of expectations, an industry body said.

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Police in the German state of Lower-Saxony will soon use their networks of Facebook 'friends' to find missing persons and hunt out suspected criminals, according to the state's interior minister.

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