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To accelerate the recovery and support the aviation industry, the government could consider favourable measures, including rationalisation of duties, focus on continuing improvement in regional connectivity through a regional connectivity scheme or UDAN
The ability to acquire companies, integrate them, and grow sales is now a competitive advantage in a rapidly changing business environment
After slowing down for several months, China’s steel output in December shot up by 24 percent over November
The US central bank has abandoned a systematic policy framework for more than a decade, in favour of a purely discretionary one
If India has to export more services, New Delhi needs to provide better regulatory support, offer financial incentives, deepen market access and put in place data protection rules
Capex growth in FY21 slumped, with most sectors seeing a deceleration. How’s the situation in FY22?
Unfortunately, because the enterprise is so closely linked to the entrepreneur’s identity and because quitting is often equated with failure, many entrepreneurs get blinded and drag the business into a deeper financial morass
A decentralized exchange (DEX) facilitates buying or selling cryptocurrencies with other traders directly, without the need for a middleman or any central authority
LIC stands on strong fundamentals and if it prices its issue right, investors will flock to it even if market sentiment is low
The crucial question is whether growth is really as strong as the US Fed believes it is
Budget 2022 is expected to provide a stimulus to support the investment requirements in renewable energy, and also aid the availability of long tenure funding avenues
Rather than appreciating the positive role played by fiscal policy, economists are once again attempting to script a return to a world where the governments recede into the background and market forces dominate
Referring to startups as the backbone of a new India, the government has declared January 16 as National Startup Day. By that spirit, it is only fair that Budget 2022 takes cognisance of the significant investments being made by startup OEMs in the EV sector
RPN Singh along with Jyotiraditya Scindia, and Jitin Prasada were ministers in the second term of the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government from 2009 to 2014, and an integral part of the much-vaunted Team Rahul Gandhi
Can BCCI’s chief selector Chetan Sharma and his colleagues take inspiration from Dilip Vengsarkar’s decision in 2007?
In order to leverage its full potential, some of the bottlenecks and issues in the chemical sector need to be addressed. While in recent years the government has taken several steps in this direction, further support is required
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Acknowledging the potential of institutes such as the IITs as amazing test-beds for innovation and entrepreneurship, and the promise they hold for employment generation and social impact, the government is helping them with policy tweaks, guidance, and funding
Maintaining this balance between growth and inflation has always been very delicate in India, and the RBI seems to be handling it carefully at this stage, without tilting too much on either side
Robert Shiller’s index shows stocks are still expensive
Capital expenditure as a percentage of GDP has risen in the past two years, but more needs to be done
Monetary tightening by the US Fed, the geopolitical concerns in the Ukraine and the union budget have resulted in a volatile cocktail of concerns for the markets
Normalised revenue jumped 36 percent at SBI Life in the first nine months of FY22, faster than the 22-29.6 percent rise at HDFC Life and ICICI Pru Life
Almost half the central government’s expenditure has been on relatively inflexible items such as interest payments, defence, police and transfers to states, expenditure, leaving little available for development
