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Services industries are being swarmed by the steel warriors - robots that can do practically everything from serving you food to cleaning a high-pressure pipe in a power plant.

Analysts expect 12 million to 13 million phones to fly off the shelves in the first weekend, up from more than 10 million last year when the hugely successful iPhone 6's launch was delayed in China, the world's biggest smartphone market.

The central government's Make in India initiative and a spurt in interest shown by angel investors and venture capitalists to fund tech hardware start-ups might just give the much-needed boost to the industry.

\"Our youngsters have not done much impactful research work despite being equal to their counterparts in intellect and energy in Western universities,\" IT czar N R Narayana Murthy said.

Ibibo founder and CEO Ashish Kashyap shares tips on how to plan the best vacations.

Of all the MNCs that entered the Indian car market in the last 20 years, only Hyundai has cracked it. But it is still a long way away from catching up with Maruti.

A million Indians join the workforce every month. What can Arun Jaitley's Budget and Narendra Modi's Make in India do for them?

Amazon CEO Bezos discussed Amazon's acrimonious dispute with publisher Hachette Book Group and his purchase of the Washington Post.

The robots are designed to help Amazon speed the time it takes to deliver items to customers and better compete with brick-and-mortar stores.

Nestle said it would initially commission 20 of the robots, called Pepper, in December to interact with customers and promote its coffee machines.

The health-care sector is changing. Lifestyle diseases such as diabetes are on the rise, and the growing spread of health insurance has made costly health-care facilities affordable. In the face of new market realities, Apollo Hospitals is focusing on no-frills hospitals in Tier II and III cities and on specialised clinics.

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Start-ups with niche cloud-based applications are in turn drawing other start-ups as their first clients, creating rare synergies.

Pranab Mukherjee's third budget for UPA-II was workmanlike and plodding, with only an occasional spring in its step.

Gujarat is India's new factory hub, a Narendra Modi gameplan that could vault it ahead of other states.Is Gujarat setting an example for other states?Read comment | Post comment

Financial frauds committed by stealing identity are getting more innovative and widespread by the day. Here’s a snapshot and how to prevent it.