India-West News Desk NEW DELHI – President Donald Trump is pushing India to open its $125 billion e-commerce market to American giants like Amazon and Walmart, according to a report by the Financial ...

US Vice President JD Vance urged India to reduce non-tariff barriers to improve market access for American companies and ...

U.S. stocks rose on signs of trade war progress. The blue-chip Dow rose 1000 pts. Tesla reported disappointing earnings after ...

Shares of Amazon ( AMZN 3.28%) traded roughly 3.3% higher, as of 1:34 p.m. ET today. Shares of Walmart ( WMT 1.65%) traded nearly 2% higher, while shares of Home Depot ( HD 1.31%) were up about 1.3%.

The redomiciling, while symbolic, also holds significant operational and regulatory advantages—especially as Flipkart looks ...

The change is a strategic step towards integrating its holding framework with its principal business activities.

Gold prices have crossed Rs 1 lakh for 10 grams in India as the yellow metal witnesses a record rally driven by uncertainties ...

Amazon and Walmart might benefit from negotiations for U.S. companies to gain broader access to India’s huge e-commerce ...

The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite look to rebound after a sharp selloff Monday following another slap on Federal Reserve ...

The Walmart-backed company is the latest firm to reverse flip to India, joining a long list of companies shifting domiciles, ...

To gain full access to India's $125 billion ecommerce market, the Trump administration is reportedly pushing for the ...

Facing US pressure, India's $125bn e-commerce market regulations for foreign firms like Amazon and Walmart have become ...