The income of the richest 10 percent went up by 42 percent between 1951 and 1980 and by 435 percent between 1980 and 2015
The geopolitics of natural gas could severely affect India’s economy as input prices go up in key sectors
It might seem an anachronism to advocate a central role for the government in the education sector at a time when it is in a rush to exit nearly all sectors
Reform by stealth is dead. Reform by force is unworkable. We need another way
After Indian law enforcement froze $8 million in WazirX assets, Binance Chief Executive Officer Changpeng Zhao denied owning the country's largest crypto exchange.
The Reserve Bank of India took several steps to mitigate the rupee’s woes, and even though the currency has weakened, the RBI has ensured that the rate of decline has been arrested
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Nitish Kumar outfoxes BJP in Bihar, the Fed’s tightening may not be working, Nykaa may take on more gloss, and more
The Uttar Pradesh regulator and the investment manager of SWAMIH fund came up with successful models to resolve legacy real estate problems. Can the Delhi Development Authority take a leaf out of this book to get the capital’s land pooling moving as well?
San Francisco president points to price rises remaining ‘far too high’ but signals initial support for smaller rate increases
Internet platforms including TikTok, YouTube and Amazon say the future of retail is live ecommerce, but early experiments in the UK and the US suggest there’s still a long way to go
Volume growth gets hit as more consumers buy these packs, as do margins. But companies have little choice if they want to retain consumers
The crypto market crash of 2022 has been a decisive force in shaping the future of crypto and has taught us lessons at the same time
The Chicago Fed’s Adjusted National Financial Conditions Index is now lower than what it was back in March 2022, despite the Fed having raised the policy rate by 200 basis points since then
Nitish Kumar has not just outfoxed the BJP in Bihar but injected fresh blood into the opposition. Whether or not he will emerge as the opposition’s prime ministerial candidate will depend on the survival of his ‘grand alliance’ and the attitude of the Congress towards the idea
China and the US-led MSP are jostling to dominate the space for crucial minerals needed for EV batteries
Operating and net earnings jumped as the company benefited from higher prices and realisations
While the logic of the twin deficit problem may make intuitive sense, it is at best an incomplete equation that does not reveal an accurate picture of the economy
In the spotlight is the 29.8 per cent earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) as a percentage to sales
The criticism of freebies has come a couple of months after the government increased the subsidy for fertilisers and cooking gas cylinders in May
Entrepreneurs must know that a good business may not necessarily mean it is an investible business. Investors – be they seed funds or VCs are looking for 10x + potential returns on any investment.
In times of extreme stress in the economy, the sentiments bend the markets towards the point of the economic cycle. But soon enough we see that markets start playing their role of being complex adaptive mechanisms that are forward looking
At the time of Independence, our per capita income was lower than that of Afghanistan, Zambia, Zimbabwe, the Central African Republic, and the Congo. On the other hand, it was higher than that of China and South Korea
The import of lithium-ion batteries used in EV's quadrupled between 2016 and 2019, and with the anticipated surge in future India needs policies to formalise battery recycling
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Indian Hotels has more room to run, Marico is getting well oiled, huge trade deficit an eyesore, JD(U)'s love-hate feeling for NDA and more
The Bihar CM has a reputation for switching sides but it may have been triggered this time by the ruling party's snub over a cabinet seat
