Asian shares attempted to end the month of July on a firm note, with positive gains in various markets. However, rising Japanese bond yields posed a risk to investor sentiment.

Threads, Meta’s new social app, got off to a rapid start this month, with 100 million downloads in less than a week. With so much traction, the app appeared to be on its way to dethroning Twitter.

Walmart purchased a $1.4 billion Tiger Global stake in Flipkart to strengthen its foothold in India.

Hom Collective, a distinguished premier glass manufacturing company specializing in glasswork, UPVC/Aluminium installations, and innovative space solutions, recently celebrated the grand opening of its showroom in the heart of Noida.

India’s burgeoning talent pool and favorable government policies have positioned the country as an alluring destination for semiconductor ventures, according to Prabu Raja, the president of Semiconductor Products Group (SPG)

The U.S. pledged $345 million in military aid for Taiwan on Friday. This is the Biden administration’s first sizable package to use American stockpiles to aid Taiwan in fending off

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced on Friday that it has reached a staff-level agreement with Argentina, allowing the country to access about $7.5 billion and complete the fifth and sixth reviews of its $44 billion loan program.

The culture of a nation plays a pivotal part in its development and progress. It portrays a glimpse of shared attitudes, goals, and perspectives toward society. Looking into the economic,

Numerous intriguing industries, ranging from e-commerce to healthcare, are expanding significantly. This is hardly surprising given that India’s population is continuing to expand and change, bringing with it new possibilities

India produces more farmed prawns than any other country in the world, and it contributes roughly 6% of all seafood produced worldwide. In 2019, India exported 652,253 MT of prawns,

The opening of a tender offer for the firm, headed by Japan Industrial Partners (JIP), is anticipated to happen “sometime in August 2023,” rather than the originally anticipated late July

The oversight body for civil aviation, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), fined IndiGo Airlines 30 lakhs and ordered them to update its policies and processes to comply with OEM standards.