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The to-be-demerged company’s investor presentation discloses an aggressive pricing strategy and investments, as it seeks to become a much larger, faster-growing company. But the ride could be a rough one
It was second time unlucky for the Australian miner, but a third attempt at a later date might be the charm
The last two attempts to introduce a new iteration of a law governing seeds ran into strong opposition. Government needs to take States and other stakeholders on board to successfully update the legal framework Siraj Hussain
In AI-rush, world’s most celebrated industrial-disruption ever, the fastest is the imagination of those financing it. The circus of circular-money and ‘vibe-revenue’ around it is defying human-arithmetic
The bond market has a liquidity problem, and RBI’s intervention is keenly awaited. How does this tool work, what impact will it have and how should fixed income investors position themselves?
India’s new labour codes formalize a flexibility that already existed, promising broader social protection in return
Higher patient volumes drove international business revenue growth at Fortis, Max and Medanta in the September quarter
As AI valuations soar and LLM progress appears to plateau, industry insiders are pivoting to radically different approaches—but will they arrive before the bubble bursts?
Bull markets occur in spite of three powerful countervailing forces – limited resources of bulls, selling pressure by profit takers and/or bears and gravitational forces. When there is expansion in the first criterion – ample supply of money at lower interest rates-- markets witness euphoria
A base case scenario of average growth rate till 2040 of 6.7 percent will place India in the upper middle-income category of economies. Investment and labour availability will play key roles in this journey
India’s labour law reform consolidates 29 legislations into four Codes, simplifying compliance, enhancing worker protections, and promoting flexibility. These changes aim to boost investment, job creation, and inclusivity, supporting economic growth
Bengaluru’s proposed tunnel road project faces opposition from the "moving people, not cars" lobby. Critics argue it favours private transport, but the project could ease traffic congestion while supporting both public and private mobility
The Oaktree chair on Fomo, private credit, and the challenge of remaining prudent
The greatest resistance to US nuclear testing would not come from China or Russia, but from the southwestern states of Nevada and Utah which have historically suffered because of nuclear testing
Gartner predicts that by 2026, global spending on software incorporating generative AI will actually surpass spending on traditional software without AI capabilities
President Putin's visit to India marks a strategic turning point, with a landmark technology transfer deal that strengthens India's hand against China and the West
The latest global economic snapshots from PMI surveys place India's RBI at the opposite end of the policy spectrum from the US Fed, with softening price pressures and fading animal spirits at home building a case for rate cuts
India and other developing nations may breathe easy for now, but deeper climate conflicts need to be addressed
Renewable energy project awards slowed sharply this year
A record-low rupee signals more than currency volatility
UK’s budget will be unveiled on November 26 in the backdrop of a severe fiscal challenge. But the bigger challenge for the country is social, the migration debate is now the battlefield on which the nation’s future will be fought. Indians and UK citizens of Indian heritage will not escape its fallout
India’s 16th Finance Commission and the equity-efficiency nexus in federalism The 16th Finance Commission has finished its report which will shape the flow of resources to states for the next five years. As we await the report, a fiscal economist outlines the tricky terrain of striking a fine balance between equity and incentivising efficiency among states with different capabilities
Four new labour codes have replaced 29 central labour laws, bringing the legal framework for working conditions in line with contemporary standards
The Virat Kohli era prioritised overseas wins and saw the advent of a potent pace pack. Simultaneously, IPL nudged young batsmen to develop a specific set of skills. The outcome is that contemporary batsmen don’t have the skill set to play spinners on a turning track. There are no quick fixes, recovery needs changes at the grassroots
The CEV-VI emission norms that were rolled out in January put the Indian industry on par with global counterparts
