Match-fixing is not a new phenomenon in Indian cricket

After 8 long years, Microsoft finally launched the successor to its Xbox 360 game console, the Xbox One. The first version of the gaming device was launched in 2001 to compete against Sony's PS2. Both the companies introduced newer versions of their ...

Addressing a gathering of his partys newly elected representatives in Lahore the other day, Nawaz Sharif committed his incoming government to many positives. However, no one should underestimate the incoming governments difficulties, some rooted in ...

Pirelli will make minor adjustments amid growing discontent from teams Changes to the Formula One tires due to be introduced next month will be less dramatic than some have feared and others hoped for, supplier Pirelli said on Monday. Motorsport ...

The future of search Google gets down to doing what it knows best - developing new tech - to change your life. Tags: Google | Eric Schmidt | Internet | Nikesh Arora | Chrome | Android | Google Now | LArry Page At a well-built six feet, Nikesh ...

Acquisitions are like transplants. The body has to accept the organ for the operation to be successful. Through all of 2012, agencies and holding companies in the marketing communications space floundering without a digital heart (or liver or kidney ...

By Richard Cowan and Rachelle Younglai WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate negotiators on Tuesday reached a tentative deal to ease restrictions on U.S. technology firms hiring highly skilled workers from abroad, potentially a big win for industry as ...

The city traffic police are intensifying a drive to penalise vehicles with fancy or faulty number plates. At the beginning of the month, the traffic police announced that all motorists in the city would be given a week's time to ensure their ...

India May 21(IM):When two scientists set about researching rainfall patterns across during the last ice age, they didn't plan on the making the discovery they did: almost none of the climate models they tested were able to reproduce their results.

Pinning the deadly tornado in the US state of Oklahoma on climate change is wrongheaded, even though the world is set to see a rise in high-profile weather disasters due to global warming, the leader of a UN body said Tuesday. Rajendra Pachauri, ...