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While SIAM has informally projected 5–6% growth for FY27, internal estimates suggest double-digit growth is possible given the current trajectory, an executive at a top car firm has said
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Travel agencies have been flooding charter companies with requests, as thousands of travellers attempt to move out of the conflict-hit Gulf region. By March 8, Indian airlines had cancelled more than 2,000 flights since the start of the conflict
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While fuel price had previously added a bit of relief, a recent spike, currency depreciation and international flight disruptions are adding fresh challenges to an already cost-sensitive sector
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India’s footprint is becoming increasingly prominent across the global technology landscape, said Scindia
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Chandrasekaran said 'nothing will change' for the Tata Group, CNBC-TV18 reported
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Noel Tata reached out to several trustees to explore whether they would reconsider an earlier unanimous decision by the trusts backing Chandrasekaran’s reappointment, sources said
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On November 13, 2025 Moneycontrol was the first to name BNP Paribas as one of the suitors for the deal. Warburg Pincus is exploring an exit after entering the insurer nearly eight years back
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Altman and Amodei shared the dais with Modi and other technology executives, including Google CEO Sundar Pichai
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From a current production capacity of around 5.5 million passenger vehicles annually, Indian carmakers are preparing to scale up to nearly 9 million units per annum — a 65% increase, or an additional 3.5 million units
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The submission of bids by suitors follow’s a strategic review of the IPL franchise (non-core to USL’s alcobev business) initiated in November and expected to conclude by March 31, 2026
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Outside Europe, Renault operates in five major hubs — Brazil, India, Turkey, Korea and Morocco. Among these, India and Brazil are projected to account for nearly 50% of the French automaker's global growth in the coming years
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The eyewear retailer is deploying AI to analyse thousands of demand signals, from store data to what consumers wear on Instagram, watch in local content and follow online, to sharpen products, plan store expansion, Bansal told Moneycontrol
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A key driver has been the surge in first-time buyers. Hero said the share of first-time customers has risen from around 75-80%, attributing the shift to GST rationalisation that effectively rolled back two-wheeler prices to levels seen three years ago
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In an interview with Moneycontrol, Saraf also highlighted that founders of new-age businesses have now come to a point that they understand what it takes to have a sustainable performance in the market, not just in the IPO
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In July, Beijing raised the luxury car tax threshold, levying an additional 10% duty on vehicles priced between RMB 900,000 and 1.3 million — a direct hit to high-end imports
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Earlier deals at dessert brands Belgian Waffle and Theobroma valued both firms around Rs 1,700 crore and Rs 2,400 crore respectively
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Operating conditions in India are set to improve from the previous year, even as the industry transitions beyond the peak of its record 5G rollout cycle, Börje Ekholm tells Moneycontrol
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The estimated hit includes major cost items such as ticket refunds, regulator-mandated passenger compensation and goodwill gestures announced by the airline apart from other smaller but significant expenses
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Their participation reflects India’s strong corporate presence at Davos amid a broader gathering that includes over 3,000 delegates from more than 130 countries
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The verdict could result in billions of dollars in tax demands, affecting not only foreign portfolio investors and private equity funds but also large overseas companies with investments in India.
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The judgment weakens the protection offered by Tax Residency Certificates, tightens the use of grandfathering, and forces foreign investors to rethink exit structures and tax risk
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Currently, fast-track demergers are not covered under exempt transactions under tax rules, leading to a tax incidence in the range of 12.5% to 36%.
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The low-interest financing schemes comes as rival smartphone brands raise prices across segments, pressured by elevated component costs and a weakening rupee
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Though JSW has been in talks with a bunch of international automotive companies for a tie-up, a deal is in the final lap and could be inked in the coming weeks
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The jewellery segment has been a clear out-performer in the consumer discretionary segment over the past few quarters, and we expect the industry to sustain a healthy growth momentum
