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Bromance and trade on the agenda as Indian prime minister visits US

by Nancy Marshall-Genzer
Jun 6, 2016
India's prime minister could take up a variety of economic issues during his visit to the U.S.
President Barack Obama meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the White House back in 2014.
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Apple and India looking to each other for growth

by Molly Wood
May 18, 2016
India still accounts for a small proportion of Apple sales, but the market is expanding rapidly. Indian officials would like Apple to do more high-tech production there.
Apple’s sales in India have been low, but CEO Tim Cook is looking to change that.
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Tim Cook visits India, tries to stem slower sales growth

by Sanjoy Majumder
May 17, 2016
iPhones are few and far between in India. Apple's boss is trying to change that.
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India uses tech to reduce bribes among police and government officials

by Shilpa Kannan
Apr 19, 2016
The country’s ranking on the Transparency International’s corruption perceptions index drops. The reason? Anti-bribery measures, according to the government.
Delhi police personnel stand guard during a protest on Feb. 27.
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Apple fights to sell used iPhones in India

by Amy Scott
Apr 6, 2016
Debuting at over $580, even the lower-cost iPhone SE is out of reach for many.
An iPhone 3G, released by Apple in 2008. The company is currently trying to sell used iPhones in India.
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BBC Roundup: Migrants break Greek border fence, India boosts farming

by Donna Tam
Feb 29, 2016
There’s lots of turmoil overseas, particularly with the refugee crisis in Europe and trouble in the markets. But there is one bright spot in recent news — India’s economy continues to grow. Here’s a look at today’s global news from the BBC: Migrants take down barbed-wire fence at Macedonia, Greek border Migrants at the border […]
An Indian farmer lifts a basket loaded with cauliflowers in a field in Rasalpur village.
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Delhi: The most air-polluted place on earth

by Justin Rowlatt
Dec 29, 2015
A look at what it's like to live in the Indian capital.
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Slavery in its modern form

by David Brancaccio
Dec 28, 2015
A look at which country today has the largest amount of forced labor.
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India, still poor, insists on its full serving of energy

by Scott Tong
Dec 1, 2015
Countries where millions live without electricity say they must emit more carbon.
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The ultimate climate change challenge: free riders

by Scott Tong
Oct 2, 2015
It's tempting to set low targets and let other countries pick up the slack.
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