World / Development

India Overhauls Monetary Policy With Inflation Target

The move marks the biggest change to monetary policy since the country opened up its economy more than two decades ago.

Mets Inject Drama Into Camp, Hoping to Entertain Fans

Spring training is the only time when the team's production arm and its cable channel, SNY, have extended access to players, so SNY has...

Global Manager: Put Yourself in Employees’ Shoes

Michel Bernardaud is chairman and chief executive of the French porcelain house Bernardaud. ...read more

China’s Long Food Chain Plugs In

The country's sprawling supply chain has challenged governmental efforts to ensure quality, and so its tech giants are working to provide shoppers with useful...

Chip Makers Will Merge in Deal Worth $11.8 Billion

NXP Semiconductors will pay $11.8 billion for Freescale Semiconductor, a smaller rival, in a merger that creates a major maker of chips for a...

Bits Blog: AT&T’s Chief of Mobile and Business Explains the World Beyond Phones

Ralph de la Vega says there's plenty of business to be found in a brave new world where just about everything is connected to...

An Uneasy Relationship Between Telecom and Tech

Large mobile carriers and tech giants like Facebook and Google rely on one another, but they are competing to be consumers' main source for...

Industry Issues Intrude in ‘Blurred Lines’ Case

While a copyright infringement case focuses on the sheet music version of a Robin Thicke hit, the trial raises questions about the music industry...

News Corp. Set to Rehire Rebekah Brooks, Acquitted Executive

After being acquitted in a British phone hacking scandal, Ms. Brooks is expected to take an executive role seeking ways to expand the company's...

News Corp. Set to Rehire Rebekah Brooks, Acquitted Executive

After being acquitted in the phone hacking scandal, Ms. Brooks is expected to take an executive role seeking ways to expand the company's digital...