When consumers use chatbots to submit online reviews they tend to give higher ratings but provide less detailed feedback according to new research from Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University.

India is taking significant steps toward securing its energy future by embracing sustainable practices like ethanol blending.

India and China, the two largest emerging economies, have consistently been at the forefront of global economic discussions.

In a bustling market in Mumbai, vendors are selling fresh produce as small nondescript boxes announce the customers' digital payments, adding to the riveting cacophony of Hindi, English, and Marathi. This vibrant scene captures a nation in motion, a country whose economy has been breaking records and is forecast to soar in the years ahead.

Domestic firms win more patent battles in court than foreign businesses, new research from ESSEC Business School has found.

As another tourist season begins on World Tourism Day, September 27, the general sense of gloom and despair makes hospitality industry captains wonder why tourism has not become a mass people-friendly business in Agra.

Disappointing stock portfolios are more likely to perform well in the future, finds research from NEOMA Business School.

Stressing the robust Indo-US ties and India’s growing energy space, Jonathan Heimer, Minister Counselor for Commercial Affairs, US Foreign Commercial Service said that the United States is a committed partner of India’s ambitious energy transition journey.

In conflict-afflicted areas, entrepreneurs can play a crucial role in either bringing peace or exacerbating conflict, finds new research from the American University of Beirut’s Suliman S Olayan School of Business as part of OSB’s Business in Conflict research group.

Men feature as the central figure in 84 per cent of financial advertisements, according to new research from Mannheim Business School. This could explain lower financial confidence and reluctance to manage finances among women actively.