Teck is the world’s second largest exporter of sea-borne hard coking coal and its quality makes it much sought after as the world seeks greener steel production
Can the CEO fend off potential backstabbers amid a barrage of bad press?
Quick commerce’s business model appears to have takers among investors but valuations don’t seem to be taking financial viability into account
BJP’s narrative that numerically larger non-dominant OBCs are being taken for a ride has been effective. For 2024, the Opposition bet on caste census and BJP’s on Vishwakarma Yojana with its implicit non-dominant OBC focus presage a spirited battle to corner the OBC vote Sanjay Kumar
As Ukraine’s counteroffensive appears to stall, the world gropes for historical models. One stands out
Revenge travel faces a reckoning as service fails to match soaring prices
An industry-wide fall in package volumes after two years of strong demand means the outlook is nothing to write home about
The holiday season may not result in the movement of goods between producing and consuming countries. The best-case scenario is that the season would help absorb inventory.
If one looks at the PE/VC space through the lens of Indian startups, we may have fared badly, but at an overall level, the performance has been strong, especially considering that funding is drying up globally.
Lowering FAME II subsidies is a spoke in the wheel of electrification
By showcasing the potential for cost-efficient solutions that drive high levels of inclusion, India's Jan Dhan as a Service (JAAS) exports can gain momentum, drawing international partners and clients who seek both economic viability and social impact
Despite all the comparisons with Japan that China's economic struggles are drawing, the former actually managed a soft landing with little social upheaval. Just like Japan, China is likely neither headed for global dominance nor set for collapse. But can it manage its problems as well as Japan?
When the world’s biggest carmaker shut operations affecting almost half its global production on Tuesday, shares dropped only 0.8 percent during the day's trading. It highlights the extent to which Toyota has built supply-chain resilience that instills confidence among investors in the toughest of times.
From utilising agro and organic waste to produce biogas and organic fertilisers alongside reducing carbon emissions, the biogas industry is environment friendly and adds value to the economy. The biogas sector hopes big ticket investments will smoothen supply chains, policies, and project clearances for everyone
While the order is an interim one, how frauds happen with regularity despite so many checks and balances is a puzzle. Cracking it is critical to shoring up investor confidence
Raising the cost of driving high-polluting vehicles in London is testing the mayor’s convictions
Ubiquitous monitoring technology is giving Frederick Taylor’s 20th-century theory of “scientific management” a new lease on life, and managers a new source of power
High prices do solve high prices. But always there’s a cost
The Ukraine war has prompted Russia to refocus attention on the INSTC. The Iranian government has also renewed its commitment to it. For India, INSTC offers time and cost savings over the Seuz Canal for Europe bound shipments, plus there is already the big investment India made in Chabahar port
In today's edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Unsecured retail lending putting pressure on NBFCs, market lessons for new-age traders, MSMEs need strategic push to flourish, it's India's time to shine, and more
India’s infrastructure investment format is evolving with a policy push backed by sovereign share of investment as well as global investors lining up to put their money in. But the requirements are huge and the focus needs to remain on bonds, equity and institutional frameworks
India is among the very few economies in the world that possess the full complement of appropriate market conditions backed by pro-growth government policies that aim to deliver sustainable growth over the long term
Weather event could raise inflation in poorer countries and put pressure on central banks
So how many seats is too many?
For the success of the government’s strategic interventions in industry and trade through Make in India, Production-linked incentive schemes and free trade agreements, what is required is a long-term framework that is reviewed periodically