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Pakistani Taliban Faction Threatens To Target India After Border Blast

Jamaat-ul-ahrar is one of the groups to claim responsibility for Sunday's attack on the India-Pakistan border that killed at least 60 people.

Samsung Loses More Ground In Q3 As Locals Shine In China, India

Home-grown smartphone sellers with global ambitions are playing an aggressive price game to thwart market leader Samsung.

Pentagon Slams Pakistan For Using Militants As Proxies In Afghanistan, India

The Pentagon report also alleged that Pakistan is providing “sanctuary” to militants of the Taliban-affiliated Haqqani network.

SAT Test 2014: Number Of International Students Taking College Admission Exam Doubles, Student Visa Applications Up

Last year, more than 300,000 international students took the SAT outside of the U.S.

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Vampire-Fanged Deer Found In Afghanistan Is A ‘Living Treasure,’ Rare Species Not Seen For Over 66 Years

A rare deer species with fangs like a vampire was recently spotted in Afghanistan for the first time in over 66 years.

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. Earnings Preview: Three Things To Watch From Chinese E-Commerce Giant

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is slated to post its first quarterly results on Tuesday, following its massive IPO in September.

Xiaomi’s International Expansion: 5 Reasons The Chinese Smartphone Maker Will Have Trouble Going Global

It could be years before Xiaomi can penetrate the U.S. and European smartphone markets.

Pakistan Border Bombing: ISIS, al-Qaeda Affiliated Terrorist Groups Race To Claim Responsibility

Groups affiliated with ISIS, al Qaeda and the Taliban took responsibility for one of the deadliest attacks in Pakistan in years.

Google Guns For India’s Heartland With Local Language Alliance Seeking Next 300M Netizens

Google demonstrated voice search in Hindi as the Internet search giant pushes for local-language Internet access.

Pakistan's North Waziristan Problem: Wagah Blast Casts Doubts Over Army Offensive Against Militancy

Pakistan's northwest, hundreds of miles from the latest attack, is one of the last bastions of local militants and their foreign affiliates.

Chinese Submarine Docks In Sri Lanka Despite Indian Concerns

The frequency of Chinese visits to Colombo harbor has become a concern for New Delhi, Indian officials have told Reuters.

Pakistan News Update 2014: Suicide Bomber Kills More Than 50 People At Border With India

Crowds of people gathered after more than 50 people were killed by a suicide bomber in Pakistan.

Narendra Modi Vows To Bring Back 'Black Money' Illegally Deposited Outside India

Narendra Modi said on Sunday he was committed to bring back funds illegally deposited in banks outside the country to avoid tax.

When Is Daylight Saving Time Ending: 'Fall Back' Happens While You Sleep

You will be feeling extra-refreshed Sunday due to the return of standard time.

Bangladesh Hit With Nationwide Power Blackout After Transmission Line From India Has 'Technical Glitch'

Officials used powerful generators to restore power in some places while hospitals and airports ran on emergency generators.

Nokia Shutters India Plant, Cutting 8,000 Jobs, After Microsoft Orders Dry Up

The plant was Nokia's largest outside Europe, but Microsoft's to terminate a purchase agreement meant that the closure was more than likely.

Apple ‘iPhone’ Trademark Challenged By Indian Firm With Its Own ‘iFon’

When the company had applied for the “iFon” trademark in 2007, Apple was still to announce its iPhone brand.

Samsung Galaxy A Series Announced: Metal Galaxy A5 And Galaxy A3 Tipped To Spearhead Samsung's Comeback

Samsung has had trouble on the market in 2014 but hopes a new product line up will save it in the coming year.

World Bank Plans To Cut 500 Jobs Over Next Three Years In Restructuring Move

The bank's chief financial officer, who led most of the cost-cutting measures, is reportedly due to receive a hefty bonus.

Samsung Is Banking On These Cheap Smartphones To Regain Its Mojo In China, India

The coming months are crucial for Samsung to turn around its smartphone sales before it drowns in a sea of competitors.

For Apple's Tim Cook, Being Gay In The US Is No Big Deal, But What About Foreign Markets?

Apple CEO Tim Cook's message may not negatively affect global markets, but it could have a lasting impact on individuals.

Global Survey Shows Enthusiasm For Self-Driving Cars, But Also Apprehension About Riding In Them

Chinese and Indian respondents were the most enthusiastic while the British were the most critical. The Japanese were the most indifferent.

Election 2016: Hillary Clinton Talks Economics, Women's Issues

Focusing on her years of experience, Hillary Clinton talked about the need for economic improvement at home and abroad.

Samsung Admits It Moved Too Slow To Address Changing Mobile Market

The launch of the Galaxy Note 4 wasn't enough to save Samsung from massive profit and revenue slumps in the third quarter.

After Losing China To Xiaomi, Samsung Needs A ‘Killer’ $100 Smartphone To Retain Lead In India

Samsung's woes in India won't abate unless the mobile phone giant can deliver a sophisticated smartphone at a price rivaling Xiaomi.

Indian Man Arrested After Wife Finds He Is Gay, Installs Spy Cam To Film Husband's Sexual Encounters

The man's wife reportedly installed spy cameras in the house after she suspected her husband had been cheating on her.

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