COVID, the Ukraine war and climate chaos make for anxious reading, so maybe it’s time to go back to numbers
There’s no better time to recognise an economist whose research should inform our thinking on flexibility and couple equity
The first solo female recipient of the economics prize has blazed a trail by identifying the obstacles to gender equality — and how to overcome them
The 2023 Nobel economics laureate has shown that the bulk of this earnings difference is now between men and women in the same occupation and that it largely arises with the birth of the first child
More than the historical numbers, the market would be keen to hear from the management regarding their outlook in the current uncertain environment.
Claudia Goldin, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics, says female participation in the workforce follows a U-shaped pattern as economic development occurs
Standing at 300% of China’s GDP as of 2022, the debt held by various levels of government is an explosive waiting to detonate
According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, only 4.4% of men and 5.2% of women have more than one job. Most of these individuals are juggling multiple part-time jobs, or a full-time job and a part-time gig. And most of them aren’t working remotely
Iran is no longer as isolated or vulnerable as it once was. The Ukraine war has shuffled geopolitical alignments and possibly for the first time since the 1979 revolution, Tehran can count on powerful friends to give it at least diplomatic protection. Its role in providing Moscow with attack drones for its invasion of Ukraine has ensured that
The two month cricketing extravaganza coupled with cricket fever in India could produce a bonanza for the Indian economy. But a tax demand that could be as high as $18 billion threatens to kill booming fantasy sports mobile gaming platforms or drive them underground
Middle East history teaches us that sometimes a crisis can lead to a solution, like when five years after the Yom Kippur war, the Camp David Accords were signed. So, one should not give up hope for a solution. But for the near term, progress made by the US towards closing a Saudi-Israel deal and the China-brokered Saudi-Iran rapprochement will get impacted
Historically, the number of jobs created because of any new technology development is always lower than the number of jobs that become redundant and Generative AI won’t be different
The report said Israel’s blockade is responsible for the economic stagnation and high unemployment in the Gaza strip
The Strait of Hormuz is justifiably called the chokepoint by energy traders. Any impact on it significantly disrupts supply chains and oil supply. Iran has in the past threatened to cut off Hormuz and Iran is a sympathiser of Hamas
With world trade in a slow lane as indicated by the latest WTO update, India needs to integrate with global value chains quickly
Total payouts by TCS increased by 9.6 percent per annum in the past four years to Rs 42,079 crore in FY23
Visa curbs and lectures are only making the US look partisan and arbitrary to many in the South Asian swing state
History suggests that the surge in yields is probably just a detour. But that doesn’t mean it won’t hurt
The prime minister’s response agenda was good, and he needs a new cabinet to execute it
In today's edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Domestic food inflation remains cause for concern, shouldering responsibility for ecological damage, weak macros hurt demand, RBI paints dismal consumption growth story, and more
By championing the active involvement of middle management in strategy formulation, organisations not only enhance the richness and applicability of their strategies but also foster a nurturing ground for the development of future leaders, ensuring continuity in vision and leadership
The household sector includes not only family households but also farm households engaged in agriculture and all unincorporated enterprises in industry, trade and services. The informal sector is known to be sizeable though no reliable data on savings or liabilities is available
Stocks favoured by retail investors tend to underperform by one per cent — per month
The inquest into what went wrong ahead of Hamas’s attack could lead down a dangerous path
Falls in vegetable oil and dairy prices offset a sharp increase in sugar and a mild increase in cereals. But a few pain points are visible in domestic food inflation
