Hotel Mumbai portrays the terror attacks on the Indian city in 2008, writes Georgia Humphreys

The US non-profit the Business Roundtable has stated that the needs of customers, employees, and society matter as much as shareholders, writes Michael Spence

Looking for something to sink your teeth into on TV this weekend? Why not check out the latest additions to Netflix instead?

There is hardly a more politically-charged fulcrum of international affairs in the world than the Straits of Hormuz in the Middle East.

Heavy monsoon rains in western India have caused at least three walls to collapse on to huts and city shanties, killing at least 27 people and injuring dozens of others.

The TomTom Traffic Index studied traffic across 403 cities last year.

Apple has finalised a short list of locations for its first retail store in India.

Creativity and innovation, along with an eye for design and detail, plus getting the attention of the most discerning clients, has helped make an Irish success story abroad, writes Carol O’Callaghan.

A lawyer who spat at a flight attendant during a racist foul-mouthed tirade after she was refused alcohol on a nine-hour business class flight has been jailed for six months.

Peter Casey has claimed he was "set-up" in his Late Late Show appearance last Friday.

The arts festival in Galway has a series of talks and discussions on the subject of ‘home’. Here, three of the participants offer Richard Fitzpatrick their thoughts.

The IDA spent almost €17.2m funding its operations overseas last year.

Thousands of grieving fans are gathering in Mumbai to pay respects to Sridevi, the Bollywood superstar who drowned accidentally in a Dubai hotel bath over the weekend.

The US must punish Pakistan for its duplicity as it claims to be an ally of America while harbouring terrorists at the same time, writes Brahma Chellaney.

Your lunchtime news bulletin.

At least 15 people have been killed and more than a dozen taken to hospital after fire struck a building in Mumbai.

An Indian court has sentenced two men to death and jailed another two for life over a series of bombings in Mumbai in 1993 in which 257 people were killed.

Rescuers have ended the search for survivors under the rubble of a collapsed apartment building that killed 33 people in India's financial capital Mumbai.

Here's your lunchtime news bulletin.

What we need in the wake of last week’s floods is for awareness of the climate challenge to be inherent in every Government decision, writes Victoria White.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has pledged to double Ireland’s diplomatic and trade forces abroad by 2025, as Ireland tries to overcome challenges faced by Brexit.

ITC, Asia’s second-largest cigarette maker by value, plunged the most in 25 years after India surprised investors by raising levies on tobacco products.

Des O’Driscoll highlights what is not to be missed this week on the box. 

The admission of global consumer goods giant Reckitt Benckiser that a recent global cyber attack cost it millions in revenue should be a wake-up call to all businesses that nobody is immune, warns an Irish cyber security expert.

Businesses and governments around the world are counting the cost of a software epidemic that has disrupted ports, hospitals and banks.

Operations at a terminal at India's busiest container port have been stalled by the malicious software that has crippled computers globally, an official said.

With a wealth of prestigious awards, including several Oscar nominations, under its belt, the Irish animation industry worth an estimated €100m continues its rise to the top.

JUST for a minute, Leo the Unflappable let down the guard which he had so carefully kept in place throughout the last two and half tumultuous, hectic weeks under the white-hot scrutiny of party members and the media. He had stuff to say which he had left unsaid throughout the contest, things he felt deeply about, writes Lise Hand.

Leo Varadkar has never been shy about his ambitions.

Unlike his first hustings, Leo didn’t read straight from his script, addressing the audience directly and lobbing in a few sly jabs at Simon, writes Lisa Hand

The profitability of Zara owner Inditex shrank to an eight-year low as the world’s largest clothing retailer was confronted with adverse currency swings, higher garment costs and increasing competition.

Apple has put back on the table a request to sell used iPhones in India as it negotiates with the government for concessions to start production in the country.

The hype around the La Liga ‘Clasico’ between Barcelona and Real Madrid continues to burst through all barriers — with millions worldwide due to tune in this afternoon to see Lionel Messi and company take on Cristiano Ronaldo and his colleagues.

We’ve had a charming new voice in food here at the Ballymaloe Cookery School recently, a young Anglo Indian girl named Maunika Gowardhan, whose simple, delicious, and authentic recipes have enchanted even Jamie Oliver. In 2014, she did a FoodTube video with Jamie on her butter chicken, writes Darina Allen. 

IT’S the journey that counts, not the destination. 

Ikea Group has laid out plans to accelerate its expansion in China and open its first store in India as the world’s largest furniture retailer seeks to boost sales by almost 50% over the next four years.

A man has been sentenced to death in India for killing his neighbour by throwing sulfuric acid at her for refusing to marry him three years ago.

Pumping a sun-reflective aerosol into the atmosphere could help slow global warming, so       David Keith and Gernot Wagner say the US should begin to research albedo modification

The OnePlus 3 is launching on the 14th of June and fans will be able to get hands on with the phones at locations around the world shortly afterwards.

 

Ian McKellen has criticised India’s use of a British colonial law to crack down on homosexuality, telling a newspaper in Mumbai that the country needs to “grow up”.

Apple’s Tim Cook outlined his vision for his company in India in a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday where they also discussed cyber security and data encryption.