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As India's elderly population surges to 149 million with projections to double by 2050, the lack of institutional elder care support is forcing working families into an impossible balancing act between career demands and caregiving responsibilities.
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Accenture is using acquisitions to quickly scale-up in new growth areas
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And the public private assets paradox
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The JSW-JFE combine is splashing out Rs 10,000 crore in existing and new investments to capture a sizeable share of the domestic electrical steel demand
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The Swiss bank has been attempting to contain the fallout of a preventable mishap
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Today, many American, Chinese, German and Japanese brands are household names around the globe. But how many Indian brands can lay claim to similar global presence or familiarity?
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Torrent’s India business has been outperforming the domestic market
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Impunity among companies to collude rises if laws are not enforced effectively, publicly and swiftly
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India Inc delivered its strongest financial performance in over a decade during FY25, with Return on Capital Employed hitting multi-year highs while maintaining healthy balance sheets. However, sluggish capital expenditure and cooling credit growth signal potential headwinds for the economy ahead
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The business of religion is huge, the scope for better-managed temples is immense. Will these students gain acceptance, will the concept gain ground?
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Foreign rivals and private equity covet the mid-caps with large shares of key markets
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Lifted by the Mahakumbh in Q4 and an extended wedding season, the airline saw 13% growth in available seat kilometres (ASK) and 21% growth in passengers
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Handpicked successor inherits record cash pile — but will be scrutinised more than ‘Oracle of Omaha’
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The age-old adage, “When someone shows you who they are, believe them”, holds true for investing too
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The CEO may not immediately be aware of all things happening in the bank, but by being the leader the understanding is that he should have a handle over everything under his nose. While it’s a tough ask, unfortunately this is how the world works
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India’s energy transition is crucial, focusing on low-cost green energy, nuclear power, and renewables. The potential introduction of a mandatory Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) could impact manufacturing competitiveness
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Indorama plans to encourage EPL pursue growth aggressively
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Pharma companies are trying to build revenue resilience by adding new business lines
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The next leg of sustainable growth in the sector, especially in the new world order of protectionism, will need to come from innovation
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A sharp hike in prices of edible oil, cocoa and coffee is driving up costs while domestic inputs such as wheat too are showing inflationary trends
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Legitimate takeovers must be honoured by existing boards and promoters
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Companies are lowering their guidance as falling prices hurt their profitability, leaving them hoping for some relief in the Budget from rising imports
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The Trump machine is in top gear, well into the first week. This week brings the Union Budget that falls on Saturday. The business pipeline is buzzing with a battery of events such as US Fed policy call, pre-budget Economic Survey, an IPO and PMI data, among others lined up for the coming week
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In hypercompetitive times when companies have to fight for every percentage point of margin, the days of senior leaders exiting to the happy strains of 'Fare thee well' are over
