The Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) revealed that in 2015, 401 million Indians helped a stranger.

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Bollywood star Salman Khan is delving into a new venture and this time it's a smartphone business. The Bajrangi Bhaijaan and Dabangg starrer who also owns the Being Human clothing brand has reportedly registered 'Being Smart' trademark for his smartphone venture.

BPL, the former consumer durables major, is trying to make a comeback. Will it succeed?

Mamata Banerjee, West Bengal Chief Minister, after the apex court ruled that the land acquisition process by Tata Motors for the Nano plant in Singur was \"wrong on many counts\" and directed the state government to restore the ownership of the land to cultivators.

The Japanese conglomerate's Global President Minoru Usui is credited with bringing focus to company's operations by selling off parts where it was uncompetitive - even if it meant shrinking the top line.

The company said it will spin off its chemical business into a separate company, and sell a 90 per cent stake in the company to Lotte Chemical for 2.3 trillion won.

Once the world's biggest maker of mobile phones, the Finnish firm was wrongfooted by the rise of smartphones and eclipsed by Apple and Samsung. It sold its handset business to Microsoft in late 2013 and has since focused squarely on making telecoms network equipment.

However, Ontario-based BlackBerry says it \"has not engaged in discussions with Samsung\".

The figures help shine light on the rapid growth of Xiaomi which has risen to become the world's No.3 smartphone maker and is challenging big brands like Apple and Samsung.

The integration will allow Microsoft to optimise Windows Phone for the hardware that Nokia brings to the market. If their existing tie-up means the best Windows Phone experience on Nokia, it will get better in the future.

A study, conducted across 40 countries, shows that compared to mature smartphone markets such as the US, UK and Germany, where less than 27 per cent of the people are willing to give up television time for smartphones, in India, a whopping 49 per cent is ready to do so.

The iconic Coming Up Mansingh Road hotel property in New Delhi will remain with the Taj Group of Hotels for another year or till the time an auction takes place, after the New Delhi Municipal Corporation extended the land lease.

The government is keen on making domestic companies meet 70 per cent of the country's defence needs within the next five years.

Getting government approval in China looms as the biggest stumbling block remaining. Google's relationship with China's ruling party has been on shaky ground.

I realised then that in this market situation we needed to be proactive—we had to think of a strategy that could give our consumers a reason compelling enough to come out and buy.

Armed with deep pockets and distinguished brands, some of India’s biggest mega-corps are diversifying away from their flagship businesses. Synergies do exist in most cases, but do some of these promoters run the risk of spreading themselves too thin? BT's Anand Adhikari finds out.

Indian engineers are turning out to be Korean chaebol Samsung Electronics Co.'s secret weapon. They are leading global productivity benchmarks and are now pushing its agenda of innovation and helping develop some of the niftiest gizmos on earth.