Biden and the NATO allies are realising that nuclear, chemical and biological weapons are not unthinkable.
With his populist bravado and anti-Western rhetoric, the Pakistani prime minister has stumbled into a trap of his own making.
On this World TB Day, a renewed emphasis on ending TB as a public health concern is the need of the hour
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Making sense of market volatility, Zomato and 10 minutes, GST makeover, Chart of the Day and more
While there are many independent and professionally-managed companies that have done well for their stakeholders, without the families, much of India’s post-liberalisation industrial progress wouldn’t have been possible
The biggest danger to consumer tech companies is cash running out before the size and purchasing power of the consuming middle class increases
Boycott of Russia since Ukraine invasion will have a lasting effect on energy markets
A new set of regulations for microfinance seeks to promote the sector’s growth while imposing more responsibility on lenders as well
In February, global steel output was up by 5.7 percent but down by 10 percent in China
Fosun reiterated its support for Gland Pharma in its latest investor update. It plans to help Gland Pharma expand in China
Given the circumstances under which Wang’s visit to New Delhi is taking place, it may now be nothing more than window-dressing
While the carnage in recently listed new-age companies is a dampener, public market sales are not the only exit options for VCs and private equity investors
An NBER research paper explains the puzzle of wars leading to lower market volatility by relating it to higher defence spending
Former Goldman Sachs banker Tim Leissner has been confessing up to an awful lot of dishonest behaviour. Is he an outlier or was his boundary-pushing and lack of trustworthiness just on the extreme end of a financial-industry continuum that includes a lot of other dodgy behaviour?
GST was intended to offer a single shot solution by cleaning up India's untidy patchwork of central and local levies. Five years later, it is risking itself to turn into a distorted caricature of the earlier gobbledygook that it replaced, with multiple slabs, erratic interpretations, and arbitrary taxman interference
The global economy likely won’t be able to avoid a slump, absent a resumption of Russian energy exports this year. Ultimately, that depends on how much pain the US and its partners are prepared to endure to punish the Russian president for his invasion of Ukraine.
Prices of metals such as steel, aluminium and copper, which are critical inputs for capital goods and engineering, procurement and construction companies, have flared up
India’s drug policy is an obsolete relic. It is emblematic of the need to constantly create processes to look at existing policies in light of new evidence
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Oil ripple effect, market’s take on rate hike, Book Review, Personal Finance and more
The war against Ukraine is yet another economic shock, catastrophic for Ukraine, bad for Russia and significant for the rest of Europe and much of the wider world
West Asia and Asia-Pacific are witnessing rapidly shifting alliances over what is perceived as unilateral US pressure to take sides in its geopolitical rivalries
Ind-Ra study says the food processing PLI scheme offers the right incentives to large manufacturers, but leaves some doubt about employment generation
The dual crises of the pandemic and the war in Ukraine have been testing our governments, our institutions, our diplomacy — and our collective sense of time
While crypto pundits are drumming up an optimistic narrative, the sustenance of the Metaverse is being threatened by a slew of challenges
What connects today’s nickel crisis at the LME to that of the BSE 30 years ago?
