The government should take cues from the recent two-day deliberations to formulate the standard procedures for trade talks
Did the temporary introduction of home umpires in international test matches during the pandemic lead to a bias in favour of home teams? A research paper from the IZA Institute of Labour Economics comes to some surprising conclusions
Production of the widely used crop nutrient increased by 63.4 lakh tonnes in the last two fiscal years
LIC has been losing market share hand over fist and this hasn’t stopped. But its valuation has perked up in recent months, as the insurance whale has given indications that it is serious about grabbing market share.
But arrest warrants, campus protests and genocide accusations were not inevitable. These were the direct results of Netanyahu’s choices
Gilts and the pound are relaxed about the prospect of Keir Starmer becoming prime minister
In this edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: India in race for military domination in space, lessons from Japan to harness tourism potential, expensive visas for Indian IT workers is not in US' interest, and more
Pirate attacks, Middle East instability and drought are causing disruption and congestion at the world’s ports
Obsessing over small misses in monthly data may obscure a broader point: Central banking’s golden era might have passed
The dollar-and-cents argument for revitalizing the industry doesn’t stand up, but cutting a dependence on Russian imports is compelling
The RSS was set up with an objective to attain freedom and unite Hindus, several RSS volunteers participated in the revolutionary activities and laid their lives for the same
Japan’s pivot to tourism post-pandemic can be instructive for other countries seeking a share of this pie
A reduction in the tick size of shares can see a flood of overseas institutional traders -- such as HFTs, hedge funds, algo traders, and AI-assisted traders—enter Indian markets, posing a challenge for retail traders
There are indications that a cartel of traders collaborated to temporarily manipulate the market in their favour, profiting by reversing their trades afterwards
Despite the potential to generate 750 GW of solar power, the country has only reached an installed capacity of 81.8 GW. Although most of this capacity was added after 2015, significant room for improvement remains.
For India, given the space race scenario and the gap with China, space needs to be a key priority
Immigrants and native workers do not compete for the same jobs but rather complement each other, according to the American Immigration Council
The bleak relationship between the president and corporate America is remarkable given both the state of the economy and the nature of his opponent
Complacency over AI errors will make search an even worse experience. Google should shut its new feature down
The fact that government-owned companies are outperforming private firms is nothing to celebrate
The society and government would have to work together to protect India’s data sovereignty, and the sooner we start, the better it would be for national interest as well as our individual data protection
The ECB and BoE should not wait too long before easing their policy stance
China’s steel output has declined year-on-year for two months in a row, raising a question mark on steel demand. India’s output growth has slowed too but that’s likely to be temporary
Upgrades are seen in PSUs, pharma and auto companies in the last few quarters, but there have been disappointments in sectors like consumer staples, IT services and metals
The Calcutta High Court ruling changed overnight the campaign narratives of the two major parties in West Bengal, the BJP and the TMC. It resulted in a further polarization along religious lines of the ongoing electoral battle
