Industries Minister MB Patil discusses fresh investments, expansion plans and GCC opportunities with global majors at the WEF annual meeting in Davos
In an interview to Moneycontrol Shah called for continuity in the Union Budget, saying recent budgets have laid a strong foundation for long-term growth with focus on capital expenditure, infrastructure and fiscal discipline
Speaking on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum to Moneycontrol in Davos, Shah said the business has performed strongly in a highly competitive segment and has emerged as the market leader
At Davos, Canada PM Mark Carney says the rules-based order is broken and urges middle powers to build strength, diversify ties and act together.
Chaudhry warned that sluggish deposit growth could ultimately start impacting India's credit and economic growth
CII president Rajiv Memani told Moneycontrol on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos that land, energy, legal, and import substitution reforms are key to boosting India’s manufacturing share of GDP.
Jindal told Moneycontrol that the new venture will be JSW Group’s biggest-ever consumer foray and a multi-billion-dollar bet on electric and new energy vehicles, as the conglomerate looks to localise low-cost EV technology and scale up manufacturing in India.
Jindal told Moneycontrol that drying up of foreign inflows and a weakening rupee have become key risks for Indian companies as investors turn risk-averse amid global uncertainty.
Bharat Forge chairman Amit Kalyani said rising tariffs are pushing up costs and hurting competitiveness, and called on the Union Budget to cut the cost of doing business and sharply increase support for research and development.
Goenka told Moneycontrol that rapid urban adoption and improving unit economics are making ultra-fast delivery a sustainable retail format, with the RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group integrating quick commerce as a core part of its retail operations.
Day 2 LIVE from Davos 2026 brings insights from top global leaders. PwC Global Chair Mohamed Kande and PwC India Chair Sanjeev Krishan discuss CEO uncertainty amid geopolitical turmoil and AI-driven productivity. Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman says AI is spreading across the economy and “not a bubble,” while HCLTech CEO C Vijayakumar warns IT must reinvent itself to remain a major job engine. Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis highlights MoUs worth ₹16 lakh crore, alongside key perspectives from global and Indian leaders shaping the future of growth, technology, and partnerships.
In a veiled reference to Trump's mercurial trade policies, He slammed the "unilateral" actions and trade agreements of "some countries" which he said violates the rules of the World Trade Organization.
New Delhi looks to Oman as a gateway market for solar modules, green hydrogen and derivatives under the India–Oman CEPA amid a slowdown in US-bound exports.
Neike said companies like Siemens are benefiting from the data centre boom because next-generation facilities look more like industrial systems than conventional server rooms.
Speaking to Moneycontrol at WEF Davos, Fadnavis discusses competitive federalism, data centres, geopolitics and infrastructure, while expressing confidence of surpassing Rs 16 lakh crore in MoUs
However, from an attractiveness standpoint, jointly with the UK and Germany, India is now the second most wanted investment destination by global investors, Sanjeev Krishan, Chairperson, PwC India told Moneycontrol
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said engagements at Davos will help attract international investments for the ‘third Mumbai’ project.
Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis says Maharashtra accounts for 55-60 percent of India’s data centre capacity, adding that its incentive structure differs as it does not offer land at very low prices.
Maharashtra CM says Davos is not merely about signing memorandums of understanding (MoUs), but about networking, learning and engaging with frontier technologies
Feldman says India’s talent, infrastructure push and partnership ecosystem make it impossible for global AI companies to ignore the country.
Andrew Feldman says Nvidia’s dominance is being challenged as fast inference reshapes the AI chip market.
Swiggy’s food marketplace chief Rohit Kapoor told Moneycontrol that gig work should not be equated with formal employment and must be regulated as flexible work. He added that future growth in food delivery will come from affordability and first-time users rather than city expansion, amid slowing growth in the sector.
“Relative to previous years, we will probably not be deploying as much capital this year, but it's purely a function of opportunities and the right valuation,” Kejriwal told Moneycontrol an interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos on January 19.
Moneycontrol brings you live from Davos 2026! Day 1 of the World Economic Forum featured top global voices: Dr Andrew Ng on AI innovation, Nick Tzitzon on trusted enterprise AI platforms, Sir Martin Sorrell on Modi, Trump & US-centric geopolitics, and Matthew Blake on the global economy, the US dollar, and digital finance. Stay tuned for live updates from the WEF.
Sorrell also highlighted how the geopolitical issues have made it tough for businesses globally.
