San Francisco, Aug. 8: Hewlett-Packard Co’s former chief executive officer Mark Hurd has reached a legal settlement with the woman who accused him of sexual harassment, and she has also agreed to rele

BRITISH SUPERMODEL Naomi Campbell’s testimony at the trial of former Liberian President Charles Taylor will be put to the test on Monday when her former agent is expected to contradict her over a gift

New Delhi, Aug. 9: India’s top hospital operators are looking to expand overseas to leverage their strengths in other markets as well as to attract medical tourists, officials and analysts say.

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Mumbai, Aug. 9: India’s largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) plans to hit the market with a rights issue of about Rs 20,000 crore ($4.34 billion), likely in the fiscal quarter ending March 2011, t

New Delhi, Aug. 9: South Korean Posco’s $12 billion steel plant project in India could be cleared soon after a panel investigating a breach of law in acquiring land for the plant submits its report on

Bilawal Bhutto defends his father, Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari, over his London trip after launching a flood donation point at the Pakistan high commission in London on Saturday.

Riyadh, Aug. 6: A Saudi threat to cut off BlackBerry Messenger services did not take immediate hold on Friday as users in Saudi Arabia were still able to access the service.

Talks between maker Rese

Singapore, Aug. 6: Suppliers of Russian wheat to Asia are edging nearer to cancelling contracts after Moscow’s ban on grain exports, forcing buyers to turn to alternative origins as US wheat futures s

Wearing shorts to work in Hungary might not merit a second glance but in India you are likely to be deemed a slacker who won’t make senior management, according to a global Reuters/Ipsos poll.

Sydney, Aug. 4: Wearing shorts to work in Hungary might not merit a second glance but in India you are likely to be deemed a slacker who won’t make senior management, according to a global Reuters/Ips