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It is true that the world economy, led by its largest economies, is headed for a sharp slowdown if not a recession. Can India escape this fate, as some indicators suggest and some investors believe?
Lula De Silva’s victory in the Brazilian elections raises hopes of protecting the Amazon forests, the world’s largest carbon sink
The attack on Khan is likely to put any political equilibrium out of reach for years
Scary reports started to surface in the spring of 2020 of young people suffering deadly strokes during or right after a Covid infection.
The attack on Imran Khan is likely to put any political equilibrium out of reach for years. Khan, ousted as prime minister earlier this year, was in the middle of a “long march” meant to drum up support for early elections.
IT companies should think twice before scaling down their employee base as rebuilding capacity can be difficult
As one of the fastest-growing developing countries, and, also, figuring in the list of the biggest economies worldwide, India is perfectly placed to show the way forward on the climate action front
Going public could unlock unimaginable value for Amul’s owners, the farmers of Gujarat. And becoming a corporate does not mean that Amul would have to mortgage its ethics and values or lose its social conscience
Developed economies could write off a developing economy’s debts, unburdening them of repayments and interest, allowing them to redirect the money towards supporting their own loss, and damage costs
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Indian economy keeps upward momentum, huge task ahead for COP27, an entrepreneur’s dilemma, and more
As part of its future course of action to tame inflation the MPC is expected to continue with its rate hikes, and take the terminal repo rate to around 6.5-6.75 percent levels
From rates peak to rates mesa
The S&P Global Composite PMI shows the Indian economy gained momentum in October
The Federal Reserve chair needed to prep markets for a coming slowdown in rate increases without loosening financial conditions. He pulled it off
Navin Fluorine is eyeing new capex of Rs 1,800 crore over 2024-25 even as it pushes ahead with execution of projects announced in 2020-22
COP27 has been dubbed as an ‘African COP’ by some, and as an ‘Implementation COP’ by others, but it’s mainly going to be ‘Show me the money COP’
Studies in the USA show that less than one out of four founders remain CEOs when the business gets to a liquidity event
DLF’s delay in launching its REIT is explained by the fact that the management anticipates stronger growth in office lease rentals ahead and awaits stability in interest rates
A bridge collapse in Gujarat’s Morbi exposes a faulty construction contract that gives the private concessionaire overarching powers. Indian cities have historically signed away city assets for funds to private parties
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: RBI's Nov 3 meet seems perfunctory, start-up slowdown may be a passing phase, US Midterm polls and its market implications, market signs favourable for long-term investing, and more
Even as sugar output is projected to increase, the government is turning shy on allowing exports at last year’s level
Post-crisis approach to risk management limits preparations to the plausible
The intersection of ideas between the Nobel Prize and the RBI concept note cannot just help understand today’s banking challenges, but also be in reckoning for future Nobel prizes as well
There is light at the end of the tunnel for those start-ups who will withstand the funding winter
As the mess in Sri Lanka shows, the public must understand that there can be no free lunches and the bill has to be paid at some date
