
Beyond the political noise, BIS exchange rate data exposes the true scale of competitive devaluations, showing why China's surplus is a policy outcome while India's deficit reveals a growth story

Leadership today requires inner clarity to navigate external challenges effectively. Drawing on the Bhagavad Gita, conscious leadership focuses on self-inquiry, long-term purpose, and decision-making that transcends short-term pressures and external circumstances

BJP dominates its coalition and has relegated allies over time. Yet, the party appears to feel it’s premature to go it alone. It’s the reason why it is likely to keep its alliance intact for the forthcoming civic polls

The 10-minute delivery industry is seeing a rush to raise funds. The risk of hyper competition leading to unwise business decisions exists, but is not visible as of now

This article explores the tension between shareholder decisions and the institutional mechanisms that delay or override them, examining cases like Tesla and Vedanta to highlight procedural hurdles in corporate governance

A vertically integrated entertainment behemoth will set the terms across the globe. Algorithms will play a huge role in picking creative ideas that can be financially backed

Given that the growth of demand for AI is so unpredictable, there can be no doubt investor behaviour is speculative

A host of factors from inflation and weak wage increase have led to lower household savings

AI's explosive growth is driving an unprecedented energy crisis, with data centres projected to consume up to 20% of global electricity by 2035 as tech giants scramble for nuclear solutions.

The spread between the 10-year benchmark yield and the 30-year bond yield has remained wide this year

The latest quarterly numbers show a familiar pattern: households are keeping the economy afloat, while capital formation continues to swing from quarter to quarter.

While markets have already priced in a rate cut, the true significance of this FOMC meeting lies in the signals it sends about the longevity of the easing cycle and its implications for a richly valued AI-led rally and global capital flows

The ‘Why We Work’ study reveals key motivators for Indian professionals, highlighting the importance of risk, resilience, and reward in shaping career paths, offering insights for both employees and organisations

The capital of India’s cotton knitwear exports is battling a trifecta of negative events, particularly U.S’ weaponisation of tariff. Complemented by policy support, manufacturers have begun to diversify

India’s evolving food landscape reflects the blend of regional diversity and national integration, driven by technology and changing consumer preferences, reshaping the nation’s culinary identity for the future

Higher borrowing costs expected in Australia, Canada and euro area could leave Federal Reserve as an outlier in 2026

The Constitutional amendment proposed by the Congress MP raises vital questions about legislator efficacy and democratic functioning

The new US National Security Strategy marks a significant shift in American foreign policy, prioritizing the Western Hemisphere while signalling that Asian allies must shoulder greater responsibility for regional security

A day trader is a pure capitalist whose agenda is three fold – make the most amount of profit, in the shortest possible time and at the most reasonable levels of risk

China's record US$1.08 trillion trade surplus signals both a manufacturing triumph and a looming systemic crisis that could reshape everything from currency markets to India's industrial ambitions

Deflation is gripping farms, mines, and construction—but is the data hiding the true health of India's urban economy?

Lower interest costs, tax tweaks and healthy balance sheets paint a bright picture. Yet underneath it all lies a question: is the economy signalling a demand problem?

Among large companies, Sun Pharma and Cipla gained market share in the last 12 months

The quicker the process, the more the value that can be extracted. With firmer timelines, stronger adjudicatory infrastructure, and more consistent decision-making by both tribunals and creditors, insolvency process can move from slow attrition to swift resolution

Opposition in the political arena and from civil society made the state government withdraw the order to schools to celebrate December 6, a day that evokes diametrically opposite reactions. It’s a sign of the changing nature of the BJP in the post-Vasundhara Raje era