Vodafone has launches what it says is the "lowest cost mobile phone on Earth".
The Vodafone 150, unveiled at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, will sell for below USD15, says the compa…
Vodafone has launches what it says is the "lowest cost mobile phone on Earth".
The Vodafone 150, unveiled at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, will sell for below USD15, says the compa…
Six out of 10 people in India go by the name of the manufacturer in purchasing a food item and believe that the maker is responsible for providing them with safe food, says a survey.
And nearly 73 per…
TNS on 12 February released findings from the ESPN Sports Poll, a monthly tracking study exploring the similarities between traditional sports fans and the sports-gaming audience. The study was conduc…
Samsung and Sony Ericsson have unveiled new smartphones as the two companies seek to catch up to their rivals in the fast-growing segment of the mobile phone industry.
South Korea’s Samsung an…
The gloom is lifting a bit from the Japanese economy, as sharp growth from China and other Asian neighbours is lifting exports and spurring more capital spending by the nation’s manufacturers, t…
ABN Amro India, owned by the troubled UK’s Royal Bank of Scotland, may lay off about 70 employees in its retail loans business, as the British bank continues to sell off assets to focus in its h…
Malaysia’s economic data for the fourth quarter of 2009 is expected to surprise the market with stronger growth, prompting investment-research company AmResearch to upgrade its growth forecast t…
The Thai economy is expected to post a steady recovery from last year’s recession, assuming that consumer confidence continues to improve and no new global economic crisis emerges, says Bank of …
Sales at South Korea’s major department stores rose in January for an 11th month as the nation’s economic recovery strengthened.
Spending at the three biggest chains climbed 4.8 percent fr…
Undeterred by a 30-year-high in world market prices, beverage companies Coca-Cola & PepsiCo are scrambling to buy sugar overseas to make sure they are not compelled to slow down bottling lines dur…