India was the country from which the largest migration took place to OECD countries during 2021 and 2022, replacing China
This is a good move for investors to be abreast of material events but a company’s job on the compliance front has become much tougher
Number of Indians declaring a gross income over Rs 5,00,000 per year has grown 20 percent on a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) basis between FY12 and FY21
Federal deficit spending has reached alarming levels. The longer Congress ignores the problem, the worse it will get
Two new studies highlight the health risks of favoring processed meats over legumes and vegetables
It’s not too soon for Europe to plan for a world flush with LNG supplied by the US and Qatar
In today's edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Dabur's nightmarish scenario, aviation sector gets government boost, headwinds in domestic market saddle Voltas, India's online gaming sector is sinking, and more
Whether we are comfortable with it or not, underwriting and decision-making will get completely automated and decisions on disbursing loans will be taken in a few hours, not the days or weeks it takes in traditional procedures
Three foreign subsidiaries of Dabur face lawsuits over allegations that their hair relaxer products contain chemicals that cause ovarian cancer, uterine cancer and other health issues
The advice last year to jump into fixed income was bad and it still makes little sense
Just not retrospective taxation which is before the Supreme Court now, the fragmented online gaming industry is seriously missing a central self-regulatory body as envisaged by MeitY
Voltas may face pressure on margins in the near-to-medium term on account of challenges to its domestic AC business as well as international projects
Rising affordability, improving connectivity with smaller cities and airport expansion are expected to fuel passenger traffic
The advice from close friends against letting anger — and therefore Hamas — decide the pace has few downsides. Netanyahu surely knows that even if dramatic action is popular now, that would change quickly if the war went badly. The potential human, military and strategic costs of rushing in are large
By allowing the deficit to exceed the traditional limit of 3% of GDP, China's legislature green lit a notable boost in spending. Now the annual growth target of around 5% appears very doable
Though not the first choice for the Congress president’s post, Kharge has proven to be an inspired selection, juggling smoothly a variety of roles the job demands. A consensus-builder who doesn’t overshadow the Gandhis, fluent in Hindi and having the right caste credentials, he is also at ease with the everyday leadership that the Congress organisation badly needed
The MPC must rethink its composition and not only look at an odd-numbered set-up but also the kind of representation it needs. Given the sheer diversity of the Indian macroeconomy and the complexity encountered in policymaking, a reformed MPC must include representatives of the financial institutions, along with the current composition
Agrochemicals' revenues plunged in Q2 on steep price erosion in international markets
A zero-equity co-founder must know what he has signed up for---his powers and liabilities---before entering into an agreement with a start-up venture
Unlike the export-oriented economies of East and Southeast Asia or investment-driven China, it is domestic consumption that has powered India’s growth.
Unsecured loans fetch a higher yield because of their riskiness. While this may be excellent to fatten net interest margins, asset quality performance is uncertain. During a downturn, the benefits gained from high yield may be more than offset by the credit loss incurred due to delinquencies
The price difference between a barrel of crude and a barrel of petrol offers a glimpse of things to come for the industry
In this edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Reasons behind Bitcoin high, equity yields losing sheen, favourable outlook ahead for bond market, US-China tech war takes toll on Chinese private capital, and more
In general, we should be more modest about our ability to second-guess the market
Abroad Beijing must manage rising hostility, while at home it wrestles with the relationship between communism and capitalism
