The Halting International Relocation of Employment Act (HIRE Act), introduced by Republican Senator Bernie Moreno of Ohio, would also bar companies from deducting those outsourcing payments and funnel revenues into a new "Domestic Workforce Fund" to support U.S. workers and apprenticeship programs.

A truck loaded with concrete stone chips rammed into a passenger bus in southern India early Monday, killing at least 20 people and injuring about two dozen others, local authorities said. The state-run transport bus was carrying around 70 passengers en route to the city of Hyderabad in southern Telangana state when a truck coming from the opposite direction collided with it near the town of Chevella,

ChrysCapital Management Co. closed its 10th private equity fund at $2.2 billion, beating its previous record as it hunts for more deals in industrials and health care.

National Stock Exchange of India [NSEI.NS], the operator of the country's biggest bourse, said on Tuesday it has set aside nearly 13 billion rupees ($148 million) to settle cases pending with the markets regulator as it seeks to push ahead with a long-delayed IPO.

Jagtar Singh Johal was arrested in connection with terror-related offences in the Punjab region in November 2017.

State Bank of India reported stronger-than-expected profit for the second quarter, supported by robust credit growth as retail consumers increased spending during the country’s festive season.

India's IndusInd Bank expects to grow in line with the country's banking sector next year, following efforts to clean up its books and complete an organisational overhaul triggered by accounting lapses earlier this year,

The story of Pokhran is ready to unfold many pages. It shows how India, despite strong resistance from the West, successfully tested the nuclear bomb. By doing so, it instilled fear in the hearts of its adversaries.

India’s data-centre buildout is no longer a niche story—it is the digital infrastructure equivalent of what highways were two decades ago. From telecom carriers and hyperscale operators to engineering giants and automation specialists,

Home appliance maker Whirlpool of India's second-quarter profit fell 20.55%, hurt by declining sales in the refrigerator segment amid competitive pricing and promotions. The Indian unit of U.S.-listed Whirpool Corp reported a profit of 413.

Such conversations are becoming increasingly common as demand for weight-loss drugs explodes in urban India - a country with the world's second-largest number of overweight adults and more than 77 million people with Type 2 diabetes.