Rakesh Sharma

Viewers have been inundated by TV ads from fantasy sports sites which are spending millions of dollars in advertising from networks that happen to be investors.

Alibaba's stock tanked last week on disappointing results and bad news about China's economy. Are these signs of longer-term trouble or a buying opportunity?

Google is making major investments to revive its flagging Android One smartphones in India. But can it succeed with this aggressive pricing strategy for phones loaded with Android One?

Alibaba recently announced its intentions to overtake Amazon's cloud business. But the Chinese e-commerce giant has a long road ahead.

In a major concession to EU regulators, Amazon has agreed to start paying local taxes in European jurisdictions. Could the European operations of other U.S. tech giants be next?

India is on a growth trajectory. How can investors participate in the country's growth story without burning up their cash in the myriad complexities of the world's largest democracy?

Google is debuting a new feature to shorten your path to purchasing a product you see advertised on YouTube, by linking the ads straight to sales websites.

Walmart and Target are both planning to spend billions to beef up their respective online divisions. Only one of them is likely to get a good return on the investment.

In a move clearly targeted at Google, wireless carriers in Europe are reportedly planning to block mobile ads. But they could face backlash, and possibly a no-go from EU regulators.

The market for robots is expanding beyond traditional manufacturing to small businesses and enterprises. This could mean new markets and more M&A in the future.