The speed and vigour of market moves have found many ill-prepared
Both Vijayan and Stalin are ‘comrades-in-arms’ when federalism is threatened by the BJP-led Union government; not when it comes to EWS reservation
New sources of risk such as a return to the old pension system, and mounting overdue of power discoms could push many states to a fiscal precipice
A Sebi sub-group has proposed several measures that can lead to a more liberal regime for buybacks, especially under the popular tender route
The CONCOR disinvestment should involve breaking it into at least two, and provide opportunities for more than one player to acquire stake in the company
Addressing the most pressing of the global challenges require bridging the gulf between geopolitics and macroeconomics, which tempers optimism about the G20’s ability to resolve the common problems faced by a world economy in crisis
From self-employment taxes to isolation, entrepreneurship is tough. Plus, now workers can ask for much of what makes self-employment so appealing
Mrs Bectors’ revenue increased 37 percent in H1 FY23, faster than the 16 percent rise at Britannia
That only five Indian firms - Infosys, TCS, Wipro, HCL and Tech M - figured in Forbes’ annual list of America’s Best Management Consulting Firms, tells its own tale. None of these five got a 5-star rating, the highest possible in any category, with only Infosys bagging a 4 star rating in some
WPI inflation is correcting while CPI inflation has stayed steady---this will help companies claw back some of the eroded margins. This is expected to help prop up the earnings of B2C companies and bring their P/Es back to attractive levels
Job seekers have to be better educated and skilled in order to get jobs in increasingly automated factories
The just-concluded Bali summit fails to put behind war worries and draw up a concrete action plan to mitigate the economic constraints that the world is facing today. Can India’s presidency set a practical agenda for the bloc?
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Could ‘wash’ trading be behind restrained volatility of flagship digital asset?
AI is relevant because it holds the potential for making crypto workable for the vast majority of Americans who do not wish to bother with the intricacies of a crypto wallet.
According to PRIME Database, Rs97, 077 crore worth of issues have the SEBI nod to tap capital markets. Will this mean another wave of IPO activity in 2023?
If traders can look at what they do right and where they go wrong they can improve their trading returns
The worry in Tamil Nadu is that the assassins' release will again fan the flames of separatism that have over the decades, been more or less extinguished in the state
Startups have shown how they can upend established businesses. What makes them tick and how are legacy businesses fighting back?
The Asian economies now trump archaic organizations like the G-7 with their Atlantic-centric perspective
Employment in the ‘agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing’ sector went up from 198.2 million in 2018-19 to 223.4 million in 2019-20, in a radical change of trend
India’s long term decarbonisation strategy is in the right direction despite limitations and distractions
Uttar Pradesh is the largest state of India in terms of population and has a great market potential for agritech, edtech, healthcare, and manufacturing-based startups
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Indian healthcare sector on recovery path, investors back Chinese equities, decoding the US midterm election results, RBI reports glaring gaps in municipal financing, and more
The former US President will swing the loyalty of his hard-core base like a cudgel against party elders who are considering abandoning him