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Earthquake In Southwest Pakistan Kills At Least 250, Many Feared Trapped Under Buildings

Rescue operations are ongoing after the 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck the region on Tuesday afternoon.

US Stock Futures Point To Mixed Open Ahead Of House Price Index, CB Consumer Confidence Data

Investors remain in a wait-and-see mode until there's further hard evidence regarding the Fed's stance on stimulus as autumn begins.

India Among Top 5 NSA Targets Alongside Iran, Pakistan And Above China, Russia, Brazil: Report

NSA allegedly intercepted data on India’s domestic politics, and strategic and economic interests, including its nuclear and space programs.

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Release Date Nears: Alternate Variants Could Include Flexible Display, 5.5-Inch LCD Display, And 16GB ROM

Reports indicate that several different model variants of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 may release featuring a flexible display, 5.5-Inch LCD display, or 16GB internal storage.

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Malaysian Airline AirAsia’s Business In India Rises As It Looks To Set Up Indian Joint Venture

AirAsia, which will soon begin flying to smaller cities and towns in India, has made a solid start in the country.

BBM For IOS, Android Release Date Delayed Amid Rapid Decline In BlackBerry’s Worldwide Fortunes

Blackberry delayed the release of its BBM app for iOS and Android even as the company rapidly loses market share worldwide.

India To Build World’s Largest Solar Power Plant In Rajasthan

The Indian government will build world’s largest power plant, which will generate 4,000 MW of power, in Rajasthan.

BP, Exxon, BG, Chevron Pass On Biggest Oil Auction In Brazil; Libra Site Draws Weak International Attention

What could make four of the largest oil companies in the world pull out of the most promising of Brazil's oil sites?

Zimbabwe Diamond Sanction Lifted: Is The EU Rewarding Mugabe For A Rigged Election?

Belgium has been a big proponent of removing sanctions on Zimbabwe's diamond industry.

US Stock Futures Point To Subdued Lower Open Following A Rally That Took Indexes To Record Highs

Investors to weigh their options following a rally fueled by the U.S. Fed's unexpected decision to delay tightening monetary policy.

India's Tata Sons, Singapore Airlines To Launch New Full-Service Airline in India

The Tata group has also joined hands with Malaysia's AirAsia to launch a discount airline in India.

A train employee prepares to enter a CRH (China Railway High-speed) Harmony bullet train at Beijing South Railway Station

Next Stop, Bangalore: Japan May Help South India Build High-Speed Rail System

Japan will send a trade and technical delegation to Bangalore shortly to discuss the project.

Reserve Bank Of India Raises Key Interest Rate Citing High Inflation, Surprises Market Participants

The Reserve Bank of India, now led by a new governor -- Raghuram Rajan -- raised a key interest rate, catching markets off guard.

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Release Date Nears: No 4K Video Recording On U.S. Models?

It appears that U.S. models of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 won't feature 4K Ultra HD video recording but rather 1080p Full HD recording.

India’s Gold Smuggling Problem: Unofficial Gold Market Shows Little Sign of Slowing, So Long As Import Duties Stay Put

Thanks partly to government tax hikes and confusing import rules, gold smugglers targeted India as a likely market for illegal gold in 2013.

Another ‘Honor Killing’ In India: This One Even Features A Beheading

Honor killings are widespread in India

Miss World Muslimah 2013: Obabiyi Aishah Ajibola Of Nigeria Wins Islamic Beauty Pageant [PHOTOS]

Obabiyi Aishah Ajibola of Nigeria won Miss World Muslimah, an Islamic beauty pageant, on Wednesday in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Humayun’s Tomb Reopens: Can It Help Revive India's Battered Tourism Sector?

The tomb was originally designed by the Persian architect Mirak Mirza Ghiyas.

40-Million-Year-Old ‘Walking Whale’ Fossil Discovered In Peru’s Ocucaje Desert [PHOTO]

Found in the Ocucaje Desert in southern Peru, the fossils belong to a group called Achaeocetes, or ancient whales, that possess both land- and sea-dwelling characteristics.

U.S. Stock Futures Point To Higher Open Reflecting Upbeat Investor Sentiment After US Fed’s 'No Taper' Decision

Stocks may rally for a second day Thursday, as investors continue to cheer the Fed’s decision to postpone decreasing stimulus.

Asian Markets Soar After Fed’s Wednesday Surprise; Stocks, Currencies Rise

Buoyant Asian markets celebrated the U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision to postpone trimming its stimulus program.

Maids protesting outside Hong Kong court

Domestic Violence: Hong Kong Court Imprisons Couple For Abusing, Torturing Indonesian Maid

The judge in the case warned that publicity about the trial could damage Hong Kong’s reputation as a safe destination for foreign workers.

India Hikes Import Duty On Gold And Silver Jewelry From 10% To 15% To Protect Domestic Industry

The move is expected to protect local hand-made jewelry producers from cheaper imports from countries such as Thailand and Malaysia.

China, US And India Highest Carbon Polluters From Coal-Fired Plants

While climate change has taken center stage, carbon intensive coal-fired plants have been increasing capacity.

Will India’s Onion Prices, Which Have Jumped 245%, Dictate India’s Central Bank Policy Review?

India has pinned its hopes on the new central bank chief, Raghuram Rajan, to tackle high inflation, a weak rupee and slowing growth.

FDA Slaps Import Ban On Ranbaxy's Indian Facility: Move Affects Generic Major's Revival Plans; Strides Arcolab Too Receives Warning

FDA banned import of drugs manufactured at Ranbaxy's newest Indian plant, dealing a blow to the generic major's comeback plans.

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