According to estimates, India has the world's largest number of cryptocurrency owners -- 10.07 crore -- indicating rapid cryptocurrency growth in a country where people are known to invest in safer assets like gold
With intense competition, growing profitably in this space is a chicken and egg problem. You can’t be cost-efficient if you don’t have scale, and you cannot build scale on day one without deep pockets
Fifty-eight seats go to the polls in the first phase in Uttar Pradesh. In the 2017 assembly polls, the BJP bagged 53 of these 58 seats, while the Samajwadi Party and the Bahujan Samaj Party got two seats each
Rather than giving in to the populist demands for short-term gains, the government has laid down the path for long-term sustenance, and has ticked all relevant boxes to provide impetus to the economy
In Goa, the Congress and the AAP have come up with ingenious ways to stop defections by its candidates were they to win in the upcoming assembly polls
In the run-up to the February 6 announcement, Sidhu upped the ante by questioning the authority of the Congress high command and attacking Channi. However, hours before the announcement, Sidhu said he would abide by the high command's decision
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Monsoon and the market, Airtel dials it big, Vedanta makes a U-turn, LIC IPO, brands play with fire and more
Inflation and inflation expectations have also gone up
It is an unusual situation for emerging market central banks, which typically follow the Fed’s lead
KFC, Hyundai, and Suzuki’s social media messaging has led to boycott calls. With a 24-hour news cycle and social media fanning polarisation, brands must be extra cautious, and respect the sanctity of national loyalties
After announcing a demerger of three operating businesses, Vedanta has decided to stick with status quo. What lies in store for shareholders?
All eyes are on the LIC’s public offer as apart from liberalising the insurance sector, it is expected to add fuel to the disinvestment programme
If given the right push, green bonds can emerge as a major and lower cost funding source for the renewable energy sector
Apart from speculation, there are underlying fundamentals that support a rise in iron ore prices
Investors usually do not wish to remove a founder, as it invariably disturbs a company or impacts its growth
A trend expected to accelerate post pandemic, the big private hospitals chains' entry into India’s smaller towns and cities in the country is likely to be a mixed blessing
While additional sum has been allocated to the ministry of education, Budget 2022 has overlooked the damage to the loss of learning in schools in the wake of COVID-19
Given that weapons systems are just another type of machines, India would rather master making these machines themselves, and then move on to those for military purposes
Concerns around the COVID-19 third wave have significantly reduced with the severity and number of cases declining, and the vaccination drive progressing. This is likely to aid business and consumer confidence
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Tata Steel makes a fine balance, why Fed is behind the curve, Chart of the Day, the Recovery Tracker and more
CEO pay growth has outpaced revenue and profit growth in corporate India for several years. During the COVID-19 crisis, CEOs were expected to have some forbearance and put employees before themselves. But not all CEOs heard the clarion call
After nearly eight years of his tenure, it is becoming increasingly clear to the Opposition that the policies of the Narendra Modi government works at two levels: welfarism above the line, and systemic reforms beneath the surface
A flood of investment intentions to make in India may be reviving the capex itch among incumbents, posing a risk to their recently turned healthier balance sheets
Omicron has exposed the weakness in current vaccines and revived interest in an all-protective ‘super jab’
Central banks risk a pile-up of monetary policy tightening as inflation expectations become more embedded
