INDIA

Prime Minister David Cameron said Thursday that his government is “doing everything it can” to save some 20,000 jobs at Tata Steel, Britain’s largest steelmaker.

Presidents Barack Obama and Xi Jinping said Thursday that their countries would join a global agreement to reduce emissions.

Crude oil futures slid after the U.S. announced that the country’s crude stocks had reached yet another record high Wednesday.

The iPhone SE and the 9.7-inch iPad Pro have gone on sale as Apple seeks to broaden its customer base with smaller and cheaper products.

The media sector in Asia’s third-largest economy is expected to grow at an annual average of over 14 percent for the next five years, according to a report released Wednesday.

Representatives from 56 nations and organizations are meeting in Washington starting Thursday to discuss nuclear proliferation, terrorism and other topics.

Vijay Mallya, once known as the “King of Good Times,” mainly because of his lavish lifestyle, owes an estimated $1.3 billion to several banks in the country.

The deal would be the first nuclear commercial power project since the U.S. and India agreed in 2008 to cooperate in the civil nuclear arena.

An Amnesty International report documents forced labor, wage theft and intimidation as the nation prepares for the 2022 soccer tournament.

After a marathon board meeting in Mumbai, the Indian steel giant said the financial performance of the division had deteriorated sharply in recent months.

The one-day visit, during which the Indian prime minister will meet senior EU officials, is aimed at advancing trade ties with the 28-nation bloc.

The slowdown in China, coupled with cooling demand for exports globally, is likely to crimp growth across Asia's developing economies, ADB said in a report Wednesday.

Investors in Japan are watching the national budget, expected to be approved by the Parliament later Tuesday, while global investors watch for cues from the U.S. Federal Reserve.

The Rev. Thomas Uzhunnalil, a Salesian priest, was kidnapped in Yemen this month during a raid on a Catholic nursing home run by Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity.

The transaction, valued at $3.05 billion, would be one of the Japanese telecommunications firm’s largest-ever overseas investment.

While most major markets were closed Monday, Asian bourses started the week broadly down after the Easter weekend.

The Nobel Peace Prize-winning monk has suggested his title could end when he dies.

World markets were widely down Thursday following a dent in a two-month rally in crude oil prices and a surge in the U.S. dollar.

Michelle Obama and her daughters Malia and Sasha rocked spring trends during their Cuba visit.

A-list couple George and Amal Clooney announce to host dinner party for Hillary Clinton in April.

But it may not be enough to prevent the tech giant from seeing iPhone sales decline for the first year ever.