MUMBAI (Reuters) -Tens of thousands of Indian small businesses are scrambling to find new buyers in markets across Europe, Africa and Asia to dull the impact of a 50% tariff on exports to the U.S.

General Motors ran into barriers on its way out of India, highlighting the hurdles that keep foreign companies leery of doing business there.

U.K.-based fintech Tide has entered the unicorn club with a fresh funding of $120 million led by TPG, as the startup now serves over 1.6 million micro and small enterprises globally — with more than ...

Skoda Auto India, part of the Volkswagen group, is evaluating the launch of electric car in the country with localised ...

Chevron India on Thursday opened a 312,000-square-foot facility for its Engineering and Innovation Excellence Center (ENGINE) ...

PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry's SME Index shows improved activity in April–June, but weaker hiring sentiment for late ...

Indian craft beer maker Bira is in talks to raise $132 million in its biggest ever fundraising, with New York-based ...

The government is planning a major push to reduce red tape and simplify the approval processes for FDI to attract more global ...

Kia Corp. is planning to launch a hybrid compact sports utility vehicle in India within the next 18 months, aligning with a ...