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MUFG likely to invest $3-4 billion in India’s largest vehicle financier; Japanese lender will infuse fresh capital into the lender and secure two board positions.
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Ratan Tata’s simultaneous chairmanship of Tata Sons and Tata Trusts offered coherence and continuity. The so-called cracks in the Trusts’ structure are signs of evolution, an enduring institution adapting to new norms of accountability and self-governance
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As of September 30, 2025, the overall assets under Axis Finance hit Rs 43,012 crore
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The top court on October 27 said that any decision on granting relief to Vodafone Idea falls within the government’s policy domain
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Eli Lilly’s blockbuster drug Mounjaro has quickly become the market leader in the segment, thanks to its strong clinical performance and early entry advantage.
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The Andhra Pradesh unit, which is coming up on a 1,000-acre parcel, will be a manufacturing as well as testing facility for military ammunition
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Piyush Pandey gave India its advertising soul. And, with the grace of a true sportsman, he stepped away from the crease in 2023 — head high, legacy intact, moustache unmistakably still in place
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The proposed transaction would provide growth capital to Romsons Group for approaching new markets and aid in potential inorganic activity
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After a stellar market debut, attention now shifts from the hype of listing gains to the harder question about valuations and growth
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Pegatron, one of Apple’s key manufacturing partners, had been assembling iPhones at its Chennai facility.
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Not only was he the first one to put India in the rarefied world of global conglomerates, he also had an unbelievable grasp of new technologies across many fields, says Venu Srinivasan, who worked closely with Tata
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Shift to credit-based spending accelerates during Navratri; credit cards outpace debit by sixfold
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It’s been a year since Ratan Tata passed away and his calming presence and sensibility are already conspicuous by their absence in the wake of challenging moments for his group. A friend and his biographer explains why this is so
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The head of India’s oldest conglomerate was an enthusiastic stakeholder in the country’s startup journey. A fellow traveller shares her memories of him and the insight that his leadership was based on authenticity, not authority
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Tata's private and public personas overlapped because all engagements and decisions were undergirded by same three sterling qualities, reminisces a Tata veteran, a year after he passed away
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Asus plans to expand its physical presence significantly, targeting 400–450 exclusive stores by end-2026, up from 320 currently
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Domestic institutions have deployed about Rs 33,000 crore per week on average this year—two mega issues alone will absorb most of that
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Further easing of the regulatory environment to boost the performance of lenders
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People aware of the matter said the exclusivity period is currently on and that a formal announcement is expected in the coming weeks. The plan is for the Mittal-Warburg consortium to acquire a 49 percent stake, with Haier retaining another 49 percent and employees holding the remaining 2 percent.
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Official data for FY25 showed that 1,396 avoidance cases, collectively valued at Rs 3.8 lakh crore have been filed across various National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) benches.
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The proposed IPO is a pure OFS or offer for sale with participation from Walmart and investors Tiger Global and Microsoft
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Insurance behemoth LIC is likely to participate as an investor in the mega issue, the biggest so far this year
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A White House climbdown softens immediate visa pain, yet wage hikes, outsourcing taxes and macro headwinds threaten margins and valuations
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Donald Trump’s call to reduce frequency of corporate reporting echoes a flawed belief that less disclosure fosters long-term vision. Invoking China to peg his argument is unpersuasive as over 250 Chinese companies are listed in the three major US stock exchanges. In reality, transparency and rigorous governance remain the true foundations of investor trust
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CEO Mohit Malhotra said that the 'inverted duty structure' problem is still not fully resolved
