Grameenphone's $150 million IPO could be the deal the country's been waiting for to bring in more international investors

Why can't India catch up with other financial capitals? Natural disaster, delays, and government are all part of the problem

Former P&G head Gurcharan Das has a lot to say about the state of his country, the surfeit of NGOs, and the failure of government

Beijing reacts quickly to claims by the Turkistan Islamic Party taking responsibility for recent attacks and threatening more during the Games

Rising expenses are squeezing the profitability of the Indian automaker's supercheap car, whose price was originally set at $2,500

Soaring sales overseas, a U.S. retail blitz, and product overhauls are fueling the PC maker's revival, its founder says

Bordeaux is practically synonymous with the world's greatest red wines, but it also produces some outstanding dry whites, as well

Mike Gilliland, Wild Oats' founder, has big plans for his fast-growing Sunflower Farmers Market

In a nod to the importance of business in the art of film making, Indian production companies are hiring CEOs with independent authority

The financial services firm expects Brazil, China, Russia, and the Middle East to survive any global economic slowdown that may occur

A Bangladeshi ex-pat documentary maker is part of a team developing a biopic about the micro-banking Nobel prize winner

Shares of the electronics giant fell 6.2% in Korea after profits didn't meet expectations. Samsung's business environment is also a concern

Beijing got the biggest big-box to go union. It's a sign the government is paying attention to employees' issues, but it doesn't mean the workers are on easy street

The software giant left some analysts wanting more detail on plans to turn around its limping online operations after failing to acquire Yahoo

Qualcomm struck a patent deal with Nokia when it seemed a Delaware court wouldn't go its way. So ends mobile's biggest, costliest battle

Its plans for luxury models may slow, but the Korean automaker will still benefit from high gas prices thanks to its gas-sippers

The mall giant's investors shrug off allegations of family tax evasion as Westfield's Peter Lowy prepares for U.S. Senate testimony

Powered by a strong yuan, mainlanders are flocking to Hong Kong, which has no sales tax, to snap up luxury goods and visit theme parks

The Games will be a test for Beijing's fudong che, or "floating car" program, which uses taxi GPS data to give drivers the fastest routes

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh survives a no-confidence vote inside a raucous Parliament, paving the way for a nuclear pact with the U.S.