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Industrial output in sectors such as mining, factory and utilities grew only 0.1 percent in July.

Project Ground Truth set to directly challenge Apple's own mapping solution due to be rolled out in iOS 6.

Company hires a number of foreign executives aimed at smooth expansion of its overseas operations.

England host South Africa in the second T20I of the three match series. The hosts were beaten in the first game and cannot afford to lose this series as they did the three match Test series earlier in the summer

Indian press council says police cannot use 'only obeying orders' defence after arresting Trivedi on sedition charge.

The McLarens stormed to an impressive front-row lock-out in qualifying for the 2012 Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix and will be hoping to repeat that dominant performance for the main race

The McLarens of Hamilton and Button lock out front row in qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix, with Ferrari's Fernando Alonso relegated to tenth on the grid

Sharp drop in August sales as consumers postpone purchase decisions.

Ferrari and McLaren are fastest in practice for Italian Formula 1 Grand Prix at Monza

Day 11 of the 2012 US Open will see the women's singles semi finals completed, with Maria Sharapova, Victoria Azarenka, Serena Williams and Sara Errani fighting for a place in the final

Fernando Alonso may have had a disappointing last two races but the Spaniard will be in the heart of Ferrari territory when racing at Monza, for the 2012 Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix

JLR announces manufacturing unit in China, with many predicting further push into Bric nations.

Death toll rises to 52 in India's fireworks hub.

Amritsar and Katra will host the burger giant’s first ever vegetarian-only outlets as it looks to expand Indian market.

Kevin Pietersen's absence from the England's T20 squad won't dramatically affect their World Cup chances in Sri Lanka, according to Graeme Swann.

Co-owner branded the shop Hitler as tribute to grandfather, and was not aware of Holocaust.

The success of the London 2012 Olympics has given Britain much more than sporting achievements to celebrate.

Dutch bank ING faces deadline to sell-off its Japanese business under agreement from receiving its emergency funding in 2008.

Financial Services Authority demands nine of UK's largest banks and building societies' disclose contingency plans for IT failure.

Eurozone crisis and weak global demand continue to be a drag on growth.

McLaren's Jenson Button takes pole ahead of the 2012 Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix, with championship leader Fernando Alonso of Ferrari in fifth and defending champion Sebastian Vettel in a disappointing tenth

Indian Supreme Court orders Sahara to pay back 174bn rupees (£1.9bn) it raised illegally from small investors.

Check out details of live coverage of the third Free Practice session and qualifying for the 2012 Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix

Airline cancels 207 flights across Europe as well as cities in the US, Tel Aviv and Chennai in India.

The country grew at 5.5 percent in the first quarter beating predictions of 5.2 percent growth

Tourists report finding some shinning objects on the southwest face of Mont Blanc, in the French Alps.

Samsung taps nature to come up with new hue for flagship phone.

India's Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence handed to Pakistani national Mohammed Amjal Qasab for the 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai, which killed 166 people.

Alastair Cook has become the new England test captain after Andrew Strauss confirmed his retirement from cricket, the England and Wales Cricket Board have confirmed.

Japan's export-oriented economy is under pressure due to the continuing European debt crisis and slowing global economy.