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Official election results will be released June 4. A win for Modi would be historic: No prime minister since Jawaharlal Nehru has managed to secure three consecutive terms in power.

India Business News: India is currently experiencing some of the most impressive economic growth rates globally. With China's economy slowing down, India is poised to beco

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s victories in three crucial state elections strengthened his party’s position before nationwide polls next year, driving up India’s equity benchmark to a new record high.  Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party won a majority of the legislature seats in three states predominantly in the populous, northern and central…

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Bloomberg News has hired Dan Strumpf to cover India politics and the economy. He formerly covered technology and corporate news in Asia for The Wall Street…

Caterpillar, DuPont are among big companies lowering expectations for a post-Covid-19 boom

Leaders often fail to factor in huge costs on vulnerable people when imposing sanctions. But they can also be enormously effective when used in a targeted manner.

Is all this financial punishment doing any good?