The introduction of warning labels is crucial to consumers, particularly those in rural areas, who face challenges such as limited access to nutritional and health information, language and literacy barriers, and health disparities. These warning labels enable them to quickly make informed and healthy choices
The fall in raw material costs has brought smiles back to gross margins, but the runway for higher volume growth is not clearly visible
With Chandrayaan-3, India should establish a dedicated Chandrayaan Programme Office with the responsibility for building and launching technologies relevant to the extraction and utilisation of lunar samples
Financier Ken Costa argues the millennials and Gen-Z generations are unsuited to managing capital because of their left-wing views
But the US should not be complacent about the greenback’s primacy
The world can decarbonise at a faster pace if governments get out of the way. South Africa's solar rooftop panel capacity rose from 983 MW in March 2022 to 4.74 GW last month with more coming. But an ill-conceived Make In South Africa policy could stall the benefits of cheaper Chinese solar panels
With more than 11,500 product categories, 3.2 million listed products, 280 service categories and more than 2. 8 lakh service offerings, GeM, catering to more than 67,000 government buyer organisations, is a developed marketplace.
Healthcare delivery services are expected to grow more rapidly in the years ahead
The sharp slowdown in China and high inventories have led to Fanuc shares sliding. But a turnaround could be in sight if it embraces new markets like India and is ready to take advantage of a rebound in the US. India is looking hot for Fanuc: Revenue growth at Fanuc India has doubled over the past two years
Despite a pronounced funding downturn, strong companies with solid execution are standing out even in this environment. Watch out for these three areas where Indian startups are eyeing $100 billion-plus opportunities: retail, fintech and SaaS. There is no better time than now to be All-In on India
The government should create policies that expand the Indian consumer base for multiple products and impose higher quality standards to make industry globally competitive
Bank of Baroda’s notice to actor-cum-politician Sunny Deol to pay up his dues and the subsequent withdrawal of the notice give rise to many questions about the bank’s approach to the insolvency process
The RBI has been adjusting the rupee’s value downwards for several years, in tandem with the country’s growth and inflation. Analysts believe this bias will be maintained
The paradigm has shifted. Higher yields are back
In today's edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: September may turn the market fortunes, rail freight traffic stutters, boycotting COP28 would cause more problems, a market to indulge your inner child, and more
While the Taliban have shown no change in their policies on human rights and women, the regional actors and international community have progressed with their engagement with the Taliban at varied levels, extending humanitarian assistance and catering to their own respective strategic and security concerns
S&P 500 groups from a burrito maker to a cruise-ship operator tout promise of emerging technology
The UAE’s leadership at the UN’s climate summit is controversial, but it’s also a milestone
As a global banking supermarket, the company suffered a lack of focus, but the CEO Jane Fraser's vision is gaining a following
Building an India-Africa partnership through the green transition can foster sustainable development, address climate change, and enhance mutual cooperation between the two regions
The 84 leaders who found a place in the Congress Working Committee will be expected to help rebuild the party organisation. But the CWC can only go so far if Congress strategists do not delineate a credible roadmap, a clear ideological stance and a fresh narrative to counter the Bharatiya Janata Party
As India’s domestic market for medical devices expands to $50 Billion by 2030, it needs to bring down dependence on imports from the current 64% through appropriate policy intervention
Historical data shows that September has seen the Nifty rally in 12 out of 20 years. What explains this pattern?
Bharat Forge’s risks from exposure to the auto sector are now in the rear view mirror as non-auto diversifications begin to bear fruit
Perhaps the jump in longer-term yields is just what the US Federal Reserve needs to complete the proverbial last mile in its inflation fight — a necessary but ultimately temporary part of the disinflation process. And perhaps the question isn’t “why is this happening now?” but “why didn’t it happen before?”
