Lawyers for retired cycling champ Lance Armstrong on Tuesday refiled a lawsuit in a bid to stop the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) from proceeding with a case charging him with using drugs during the

A delay in the launch of the new generation of BlackBerrys until next year will give retailers more time to focus on the revamped smartphones once they hit store shelves, Research In Motion Ltd's new

Mark Webber ended speculation about a move to Ferrari on Tuesday by signing an extension to his Red Bull contract that keeps him alongside Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel for a fifth seaso

In today's world of fast gadgets and fickle consumers, managers at Panasonic Corp, the sprawling, and struggling, Japanese electronics manufacturer, still refer to a 250-year business plan their found

Uncertainty about spending by U.S. and European clients in a weak global economy will likely weigh on the earnings of Indian outsourcers, dampening hopes that demand will pick up in the second half of the year.

The Reserve Bank of India has expressed concern over slow deposit growth in a meeting with bankers, Alok Misra, chairman of the Indian Banks Association, said on Monday.

Bankers met the RBI Deputy Go

Growth in technology spending by companies and the public sector is stabilising at much lower levels than in 2011, due to economic worries in many key markets, research firm Gartner said on Monday.

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India's GDP growth will likely be less than 6 per cent for FY13, according to 72 per cent of respondents in a client survey by Standard Chartered Bank.

Twenty percent of the 125 corporate respondents

Kofi Annan is due to hold talks on Monday with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who said U.S. political support for 'terrorists' was hindering the peace envoy's plan to end 16 months of bloodshed.

Global business confidence cooled in June as the eurozone debt crisis took its toll, though corporate sentiment in the United States held up better, a survey from financial information firm Markit sho