What the recent visits, in quick succession, of the French president and the British prime minister, mean for India.

Seizing an emerging consensus on immigration reform, President Barack Obama asked the US Congress to act fast to offer a \"pathway to citizenship\" for over 11 million illegal immigrants, including 240,000 from India.

In a proposal that will hit Indian IT companies the most, US software giant Microsoft Corporation suggests a whopping fee of $10,000 (over Rs 5 lakh) for a new category of H-1B visas and $15,000 (more than Rs 7.5 lakh) for permanent residency or Green Card.

Amidst pending comprehensive immigration reform, the United States has proposed several steps - including changes in the F-1 and H-1B visas - to attract foreign skilled workforce, a move likely to benefit professionals from countries like India.

A recent study has found that those with low salt levels in their diet were actually at greater risk of cardiovascular death and congestive heart disease.

Business Today's Kushan Mitra was deputed to travel to Africa with a Ministry of External Affairs delegation and the continent left an indelible impression on him. He writes about his experiences.

Dozens of businesses and a concerned government get down to training India. Saumya Bhattacharya and Shamni Pande join the dots on India's skilling revolution.

More than 60 CEOs from Silicon Valley have descended on Washington to meet lawmakers and members of the Obama Administration and apprise them on the issues.

America's move to hike H-1B and L-1 visa fees may push Indian tech majors to hire more locals abroad.

If you are planning a trip abroad, take travel insurance. The cover will not only help deal with medical exigencies but also take care of flight-related inconveniences.

The global downturn has brought down prices abroad; they are lower than rates in many Indian cities. Here’s a look at the best locations and how one can invest there.

It is not surprising that thousands of Indians travel abroad every year and the number is rising annually.

The Indian School of Business has extended its placement season after many students fail to get offers.