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Amway, the $10.8-billion American multi-level marketing leader, has been in India for over 20 years now but it still faces some concerns with regard to its business model.

HDFC Bank customers will soon be able to pay at credit card swipe machines using sound from their handsets. The private bank has become the first to sign up with Bengaluru-based startup Tone Tag to provide a phone-based proximity payment service that requires neither special handsets nor any new acceptance ...

Wholesale prices fell for 15 consecutive months in January on the back of sliding global crude oil prices.

John Chambers, executive chairman of both Cisco and the US-India Business Council, is one of the most celebrated CEOs in the world today, featuring in most global rankings every year for the last several years.

Helped by strong buying in bank stocks and a surge in Asian markets, the sensex on Monday rallied 2.5% to close at 23,554 points—its strongest single-session percentage gain in a year.

Barely a day after Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis at the Make In India Week function claimed that state is ranked number one in attracting domestic and FDI, his counterpart the Gujarat chief minister Anandiben Patel argued that her ...

Though buying of non-genetically modified organisms may not be a challenge, its shipments may not have zero presence of GMOs

Monthly household spending in 2015 fell 2.7 percent in price-adjusted real terms to ¥247,126, the government said Tuesday. It was the second straight year of decline. The fall is attributed partly to weak sales for clothing in an unusually warm winter, according to an official of the Internal Affairs and ...

Japanese air bag component maker Daicel Corp. and Britain’s biggest defense firm, BAE Systems, are designing an air bag for military helicopters that they hope to sell to the U.S. Army, according to three sources with knowledge of the proposal. The two companies will finalize a design in the coming ...

Stocks gained further ground on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Tuesday, underpinned by continued buybacks after the tumble last week, on the back of gains overseas, the weaker yen and firmer crude oil. The Nikkei average climbed 31.85 points, or 0.20 percent, to end at 16,054.43. On Monday, it rocketed ...