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How soon the fight against inflation will be declared over will determine if the 2023 recession is soft or hard
Darkening economic outlook has increased the appeal of capital-preserving defensive stocks
Unfortunately, outdated regulations are impeding much-needed innovation to fight climate change. Time is running short
The free and subsidised grains are an implicit income transfer to people and ensure basic protection from starvation
Earnings contribution from commodities, metal, energy companies are projected to reduce in FY23 and revert to historic levels next year
A meltdown in startups led to a plunge in valuations, employee layoffs and cutbacks in business plans in 2022. A funding winter could see startups turn more realistic in 2023
We enter 2023 with a strong sense of confidence and positivity. The world of work is evolving fast, and the last 12 months have laid the foundation of the future of work
The New Year promises a high interest rate and inflation combo, within the overlay of a likely economic slowdown
As Reliance Chairman, Mukesh Ambani has carved out a reputation for himself as a global businessman willing to take the big bets and make the strategic shifts necessary to transform India’s largest corporate and make it a more potent global force while upholding the highest principles of stakeholder capitalism
By the time the clock rings out 2022, the tech-heavy Nasdaq will have put in one of its biggest annual declines in at least 14 years.
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: India needs an economic security policy, investors show interest in green energy, tapering inflation gives hope of demand growth, India falls short of divestment targets, and more
Energy breakthroughs usually come through refinements of existing technologies and processes, not a blinding flash of transformation
Things look bleak. Yet progress across the board gives reason to be optimistic about the coming few years
The greater challenge before Indian companies is the changing nature of work and the long-term battle for talent
The tapering of inflation gives hope that lower-income consumers may return to the consumption fold in 2023, putting life back into demand growth
Losing money should not lead young people to lose faith in investing. Long term rewards will make it worth it
The government does not have an endless supply of quality PSUs that it can sell to raise money. But, it may resort to another avenue to raise money
As the company is ramping up renewable energy capacity additions, its shares outperformed the benchmark index for a second consecutive calendar year
Aggressor states are not above using economic dependencies as a means of coercion and thereby indirect war, as recent events have demonstrated
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: A rebalancing act of two asset classes, L&T’s asset monetization bears fruit, time for shareholders to have their say, how to market a commodity as a brand, and more
The interest of consumers, rather than those of narrow interest groups, must stay central to India’s competition law and policy
This week’s arrests by the CBI therefore goes some way in alleviating fears that the case is being handled with kid gloves
Commodities such as cement and fertiliser don't lend themselves easily to being branded. But, there are ways of doing and getting it right can mean winning consumer loyalty
International groups are sourcing parts from other markets as fears rise of breakdown in relations with Beijing
The western model of corporate governance is inappropriate for India’s ownership structure. A new approach is required that acknowledges India’s unique promoter-public shareholder ecosystem
