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The consumer tablet is dying; long live the business tablet.

It observed that more customers prefer to buy smart phones as the in-built camera helps to capture photos and videos, which can be shared instantly with their friends.

Obama's state visit to Buenos Aires quickly turned into a love-fest between him and Macri, who in December replaced hot-blooded former President Cristina Fernandez, long a thorn in Obama's side.

Sterling will miss Manchester City's Champions League quarter-final against Paris St Germain and will need to prove his fitness to play for England in the European Championship starting in June.

"I've got a lot of things on my plate, but my top priority is to defeat ISIL and to eliminate the scourge of this barbaric terrorism ," Obama said.

As per the seat sharing agreement, the DMDK will now contest in 124 seats while the People's Welfare Front will contest in 110 seats.

Indebted Air India, which last made an annual profit in 2007, has seen its market share shrink in recent years amid rising competition from private carriers.

Keeping the 2018 Assembly polls in mind, most of the party workers are backing Yeddyurappa. However, there are high chances that other chief ministerial candidates would oppose his candidature.

The total number of doctors in the public sector is estimated at around one lakh but the number available to address the needs of the 900 million rural population at primary health centres in 2015 is 27,421, according to the Indian Government’s rural heal...

Chinese shares inched down, with both the Shanghai Composite and the CSI 300 down 0.1 per cent. Hong Kong's Hang Seng retreated 0.3 per cent.

Here are some important reports from the biggest newspapers of India.

At the launch of the first look of his film 'Udanchoo', Chopra was asked about still working at the age of 80.

All members of the Indian community, including India travelers to Belgium, are requested to exercise caution: Indian Embassy in Brussels.

Within a few days of its launch, the novel has emerged as a hit and has been gaining attention largely for its salacious content.

"Who's that, the Indian? You mean the Indian?" Trump said sarcastically interrupting a reporter when she brought up criticism by Democratic Senator from Massachusetts Elizabeth Warren.