Bipasha Basu and Karan Singh Grover were spotted at Mumbai Airport with their daughter, Devi. Bipasha stunned in a beige ...

Zelensky given front-row seat in breach of Vatican protocol Toyota Chairman Proposes Record Buyout of Its Supplier at $42 Billion Valuation 52-year-old quit his job, bought a failing snack company ...

The latest to join this lineage is Lip-Bu Tan, who took over in March ... Massachusetts Institute of Technology before earning a business degree in California. In 1987 he launched Walden ...

The business offers eyelash extensions, fills and coloring, alongside brow services, airbrush tanning and skin rejuvenation ... Italian chain restaurant Olive Garden looks to be on its way ...

PALO ALTO, California -- New Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan said Thursday he recently met ... the U.S. chip giant struggles to ramp up its foundry business. While most American semiconductor companies ...

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan confirmed a meeting with TSMC CEO C.C. Wei, exploring potential collaboration between the chipmaking giants. While Tan expressed interest in partnership, TSMC previously ...

Equatorial Guinea has caught the attention of global markets after securing an investment-grade credit rating of BBB/A2 from Bloomfield Investment Corporation, a rare milestone for the oil-rich ...

At a swanky event in Manhattan this month, Business Insider was among the first to see Midnight adorned in its United livery and get a sense of what these "Jetsons"-like trips would be like.

We should invest in olive cultivation and get into the oil business, as our lands are perfect for it. According to revised estimates, Pakistan has so far managed to grow over 8 million olive trees.

SINGAPORE – Singapore sees opportunities to deepen collaboration with the European Union, such as in digital trade and the green economy, Minister for Manpower Tan See Leng told guests at the ...

The cuts would be the most dramatic move by Tan to revive the company (Nasdaq: INTC) since he became CEO in March. Intel did not respond to Bloomberg's article. Intel already slashed its workforce ...