A British newspaper learns how easy it is to pick up personal details on 1,000 bank customers. And Americans are affected too.

The chipmaker plans to build a new $400 million chip assembly and production plant in Southeast Asia.

The Indian economy may see one million jobs go unfilled as graduates leave school without the skills needed for software and support occupations.

Today, Pakistan and India formed a working group led by the oil ministry secretaries of both countries to begin work on a $4 billion natural gas pipeline from India to Iran through Pakistan.

The Indian Telecommunications industry will benefit from favorable government policies and rulings.

The deployment of CARTOSAT-1 signals India’s intent to attract more clients for satellite launch services.

India advanced its space and business future with the successful deployment of the Cartosat-1 satellite. The ton and a half mapping satellite soared over the new Satish Dhawan Space Center in Srihartoka as the 9th successful space mission for the Indian Space Research Organization.

The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) will send another rocket into space on May 5th 2005. At a time when NASA is dominating headlines, Indian pushes their program forward by two satellites into orbit.

Bangalore’s job market continues to enjoy growth as another American technology company expands its presence.

Air India is planning on ordering 50 jetliners from Boeing which will cost about $6.8 billion.

The United States and India signed an aviation agreement in which both countries can operate as many flights between each other as they like.

India has passed a new patent law which amends the country’s 1970 Patent Act, and affects many items including medicines.

HSBC is going to invest over US$240 million into its operations in India in an effort to support quicker growth of retail and commercial businesses.

The president of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez wants to make a long term oil-supply deal with India.

India is increasing the amount of money it spends on education, health and rural infrastructure in an effort to fight poverty.

AXA Asia Pacific is expanding to India possibly looking for a joint venture with a bank as the company’s profits have fallen.

A natural gas pipeline running from Iran to India may be ready by the end of 2009 depending on if an agreement is reached with Tehran.

The mandate was given to India’s petroleum ministry to hold talks with other governments regarding cross-border gas pipelines.

In an airshow, India’s defence minister invited global aerospace firms to outsource jobs to the country.

India’s government may sell up to 10% of Air India to aid expansion so they can stay competitive.

Infosys, with headquarters in Bangalore, India, and Microsoft announced a new information technology (IT) transformation initiative designed to help clients improve business performance and build competitive advantage.