An interview with Robert Tucker, president, The Innovation Resource.

Thirteen governors in the United States have written to senior senators urging the need to streamline the immigration laws in the country.

The scientists say the technology could lead to programmes that can solve problems that are informally stated, as well as to robots that are able to interact with humans more naturally.

No rich relatives? No professional mentors? No problem. Ashley Qualls, 17, has built a million-dollar web site. She's LOL all the way to the bank

Meet the Indian American comics spreading that funny feeling. A series of portraits.

Is the future of education online?

Atul Prashar and Pragya Nagar, competitive examination experts, give strategy and preparation details for the Graduate Record Examination. Those of you hoping to go to the US for higher studies, read on.

The study suggests that accumulating several inches at the waist noticeably boosts the risk of unhealthy plaque build-up in the arteries of the heart.

Homonyms can be a hassle. Today, we look at more common errors made when words look and sound the same, but have completely different meanings!

There is something to learn from the 'non-product' brands around us.

An alternative to oil? Check. Completely green? Check. Economical? Check. So why has the entrepreneur been sued, pilloried, and lampooned?

For less than three cents a day, largely uneducated women are learning how to invest their money and run their own profitable businesses

'It is early days as yet and what is certain is that like all technology Web 2.0 will irrevocably and irreversibly change the way we interact with the Web and with each other.'

The seeds of India's rise as a global powerhouse in information technology were sown way back in 1947.

Chindu Sreedharan, PhD student in the UK, shares his experiences living abroad. He emphasises the beneficial aspects of studying abroad -- new perspectives, new people and new cultures.

Career guidance counsellor chatted with GA readers about their career goals and how to achieve them.

The untold story of how an epic loser engineered what may be the greatest brand makeover ever.

In another five years, Reddy plans to make SurfGold, Asia's largest loyalty CRM service provider

The modern heroes find themselves in the illustrious company of Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Henry Ford, Benjamin Franklin, John D Rockefeller, Thomas Edison and Michael Dell.

Former US student, Gitanjali Bakshi, who studied in the US for four years, discusses life in America and provides tips for prospective students.

'Deepening and widening the Sethu canal, will provide a more direct route for some of the tsunami energy to travel and impact southern Kerala,' says Prof Tad S Murthy

Leading players realise that the best way to source the skilled manpower required to fuel their ambitious growth plans is to develop it themselves by working with leading education institutes.

Does success as a business leader - and the future of work itself -- depend on skills developed as an online gamer? It just may so, according to two new research studies from IBM.

Kevin Woods, a UK visa expert, answering questions about procedure and protocal for students hoping to study in the UK.

Business leaders tell Congress that to attract and retain the best minds, the U.S. must keep the doors open to immigrants

Go inside the tech company that lavishes its interns with limo rides, free hotel stays, Broadway shows, and the opportunity to do serious, creative work. So why does it do it?

The Georgia Institute of Technology has signed an MoU with the Andhra Pradesh State Government to set up an international campus in Hyderabad.

Silicon Valley is gearing up to host a conference of scientists, engineers and executives, Nobel Laureates and industry head honchos from India and US on June 22 to 24 to be organised by the Indian Institute of Science Alumni Association of NA.

A Nasscom letter to US senators calls for attention to the fact that there is a considerable body of evidence pointing to the contributions made by H-1B visa holders to innovation and entrepreneurship in the US.

When the votes for the Reader's Choice CEO of the Year by MarketWatch were counted, Dr Ramesh Pandey of Xechem came first, beating Steve Jobs of Apple and Warren Buffett of Berkshire.

Matthew Schneeberger discusses how extracurricular activities, or work outside the classroom, is the real key to your overseas education.

Indian businesses can start by raising the profiles of the leaders at an individual level to build globally recognised brands.

Matthew Schneeberger looks at how to opt for the right academic courses when studying in America.

'India has had seven years after the 1998 tests, what has it done on the weapons front?'

We have only thought of acquiring a nuclear deterrence capability, but we have deluded ourselves into believing that we have already accomplished it.

'When you go from a larger base, clearly, the challenges are bigger.'

The AICTE is about to blow the whistle on all private education institutions straying from its norms.

Karan Goyal, a student from Delhi is the only Indian among the team at Warwick University, which is working on the design to be launched in 2011.

In the future, the Internet is almost certain to look more realistic, interactive, and social -- a lot like a virtual world.

Intel, Raytheon, and other companies are dabbling in technology that enables 3D conferencing, but will employees take to avatar exchanges?