In India, 600 million people lost power this morning. It's the second major blackout there in just two days.

Today blackouts in northern India spread to the eastern states, affecting half of the country's 1.2 billion people. Many office buildings are running on generators; More than a hundred trains were stranded in the summertime heat.

Employee riots at India's largest car-maker — Maruti — have burned down part of the factory, shut down the plant and killed a human resources manager.

It wasn't long ago that many thought India's growth rates could surpass those of its long-time rival, China. But China retains the upper hand in that relationship, thanks in part to its exports.

In Mumbai, the square-mile area known as Dharavi has a million residents and myriad small businesses, but authorities plan to redevelop the slum.

Dunkin’ Donuts launches a flagship outlet in New Delhi, with a full snack menu strategy. It aims to get a jump on Starbucks in India.

Fast-growing India is pumping itself dry. For the "water man," the solutions will come from the grassroots.

Meet an entrepreneurial rickshaw driver in India who really knows how to talk to tourists.

India is a U.S. ally but also one of the top importers of Iranian oil. It could face U.S. sanctions unless it curbs these oil purchases.

Leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa are meeting today in New Delhi to work on an economic strategy apart from the developed world.