This is the first smartphone to feature its HIVE OS, an Android user interface the company has developed from the ground up.

Companies looking for a leader face a big question: Pluck a CEO from the rank-and-file or a fresh face from outside the organistion? Microsoft decided to take the former path.

The service will be available for various business SKUs (stock-keeping units) for on-premise use at prices ranging from $6 to $22 per user.

We brought you the best devices for the home last month in our series on India's 40 ultimate gadgets. In the second of the series, we look at the top 10 gizmos that are musts for a professional.

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Global IT services major MindTree Ltd has tied up with employability solutions firm Aspiring Minds to hire top engineering talent from towns across the country.

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Guards at New York's Rikers Island jail are keeping a close watch on IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn to make sure that he doesn't kill himself.

Ambition can come at a cost, and it is invariably the woman in the workplace who pays the price.

The winners of the 2010 Business Today-Honda Pro-Am of Champions lived it up at The Venetian Macao, as potent a symbol as any of Asia's economic emergence.

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Crude at $200 a barrel? Perhaps it’s that prospect that has convinced a clutch of Indian businessmen that exploring and producing this commodity that’s getting scarcer by the minute is a lucrative venture. But how many of them will hit pay dirt? Anand Adhikari finds out. Oil: A ticking time bomb

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