U.S. President Barack Obama's visit to India puts the spotlight on its $60 billion IT sector, which argues it is a creator of jobs in the United States and should not be blamed for high unemployment.

U.S. President Barack Obama's visit to India puts the spotlight on its $60 billion IT sector, which argues it is a creator of jobs in the United States and should not be blamed for high unemployment.

At least 160 people, mostly women and children, are missing from an Indonesian village that was pounded by an enormous wave after an earthquake off the coast of Sumatra caused a local tsunami, officia

New York, Oct. 26: Mr Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway on Monday said hedge fund manager, Mr Todd Combs, would join the firm, potentially bringing the company a step closer to solving Buffett’s suc

Mumbai, Oct. 24: The government is likely to price state-run Coal India’s initial public offering at the top end of the price range `245, raising about $3.5 billion, four sources with direct knowledge

Beijing, Oct. 24: The US treasury secretary, Mr Timothy Geithner, on Sunday discussed economic ties with the Chinese vice-premier, Mr Wang Qishan, in a brief meeting in eastern China.

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PARIS, Oct. 23: The French Senate approved an unpopular pension reform on Friday in a victory for the President, Mr Nicolas Sarkozy, although unions opposed to raising the retirement age have vowed to

Port Au Prince, Haiti – The death toll from a cholera epidemic in Haiti topped 200 on Saturday and fears of it propagating in the crowded, earthquake-ravaged capital increased after five cases were de

Manchester, Oct. 22: Wayne Rooney performed a stunning U-turn on Friday by signing a five-year contract to stay at Manchester United and end a week of bombshells with yet another shock.

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Marathon runners can train for months to condition for the big race, yet struggle to finish if they exhaust stores of carbohydrates too quickly, a phenomenon known as “hitting the wall”.