INDIA

Concerns over Ukraine should rein in the market rally, keeping stocks in a range until economic data provide direction.

Muslims account for about 13.7 percent of the nation's population, or roughly 180 million people.

The U.S. was concerned about a compulsory license given to India-based Natco Pharma to produce a cheaper cancer drug than Bayer's Nexavar.

The Southeast Asian nation is now the most expensive city to live in.

The CD-80 model is priced at 11,000 Taka (about $142), which costs less than an imported motorcycle

The phone's pricing on an Indian website for the 16GB version is considerably lower than the $1,000 price tag listed by retailers in Europe.

Positive news from Ukraine could pave the way for some opportunistic buying on a day devoid of major data and earnings.

Sebastian Vettel faces a real battle to retain his title, with the Formula One Grid set to receive a serious shakeup following significant rule changes.

Rolls-Royce has forecast a fall in profits, after a decade of growth, as the U.S. and Europe cut back on defense spending.

US markets look set to share in the anxiety felt around the world about the outcome of the Ukraine crisis.

The Ukrainian army has been on "combat alert" and the Ukrainian ambassador to UN claims that there are 15,000 Russian troops in Crimea.

The brutal attack that has left 33 dead and 130 more wounded is said to be the work of separatists from an autonomous region in northwest China.

Government looks for 6 percent growth in 2014.

Automakers in India are hoping for better times while working hard to launch the next blockbuster product.

The massacre occurred in the Shyamgiri hills of the tribal Bastar region, which is a stronghold for Maoist guerrilla activity.

Economic data on GDP, PMI, consumer sentiment and housing should influence market movement.

Gather all your feathers, strap on your samba outfit and prepare to earn some beads. Carnival season has arrived!

Subrata Roy heads India's Sahara Group, which runs New York's Plaza Hotel, has been under the scanner for a multi-billion dollar fraud.

GM’s Chevrolet brand has been present since 2003 in India, which is one of the world’s fastest-growing car markets.

The faulty textbooks are being used by more than 50,000 children in scores of schools across the state.

India’s online retail market could triple to 500 billion rupees by 2016.