Growing Knowledge Economies report reveals opportunities for Australian business but warns of intensifying competition Melbourne, June 16: Australian legal and management consulting firms are well-positioned to tap into growing opportunities in Asian markets, but a significant shift in mindsets and strategy is required, according to a new report launched today,Read More →
Washington, June 14: US presidential candidate Donald J. Trump on Monday accused US President Barack Obama and his rival Hillary Clinton of failing to understand the nature of the terrorist threat facing the country, a day after the biggest massacre in the history of the country left 49 people dead.Read More →
San Francisco, June 13: Microsoft Corp on Monday said it is acquiring professional networking website LinkedIn for $26.2 billion in an all-cash deal, billed as one of the largest such pacts in the global social media space. LinkedIn, which has nearly 10 percent of its over 430 million users inRead More →
New Delhi, June 8: India and the US agreed on Tuesday to begin preparatory work on building six nuclear reactors in India as Prime Minister Narendra Modi met President Barack Obama. The US President backed New Delhi’s candidature for the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG). The Nuclear Power Corporation of IndiaRead More →
Washington, June 8: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday described the US as an “indispensable partner” of India and stated that a strong India is in the strategic interest of the US. “In every sector of India’s forward march, I see the US as an indispensable partner,” Modi saidRead More →
Sydney, June 9: Australians have tentatively accepted the rise of China as a great power in the Asia-Pacific alongside the United States, according to a new survey released by the United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney. Australians overwhelmingly believe that China is the most important country in theRead More →
Upset Hindus urge Amazon to apologize and remove doormats with images of Hindu Gods. #BoycottAmazon trends Melbourne, June 5: Upset Hindus have urged world’s largest online retailer Amazon.com for the immediate withdrawal of doormats carrying the images of various Hindu deities-temples-saint and sold on its website, calling it highly inappropriate.Read More →
By Ajeyo Basu New Delhi, June 4: Muhammad Ali was not a mere boxer, he was much more, the greatest as he claimed and adored by millions around the globe. He was not loved for his amazing boxing skills alone, more for his endearing beliefs. He was an inspiration forRead More →
Los Angeles, June 2: A disgruntled Mainak Sarkar, Indian doctoral student who had been working on his thesis for 10 years, has been identified as the killer of his professor at the University of California-Los Angeles on Thursday. Mainak Sarkar, 38, who was born in India before coming to theRead More →
The White House Diary by Arun Kumar Washington: Mirror, Mirror on the wall, who is the most presidential of them all? That’s the question American voters are asking as they size up the three survivors in the White House race. Supporters of “Dodging Donald” Trump, as critics call the RepublicanRead More →