HDFC Life and ICICI Pru Life have sounded cautious about retail term insurance. However, SBI Life sees no major constraints in expanding the business
The government’s action in taking away half of the convenience fee levied by IRCTC underlines the risk in public sector companies
The task before COP26 is to ensure that carbon emissions are cut by at least 40 per cent by 2030 to ensure that global warming is restricted to 1.5 degrees Centigrade
Companies must utilise the global supply crunch to come up with innovative solutions, just as they did during the worst phase of the pandemic
From Zoom meetings to top-notch tax experts, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen tapped all possible resources to win over the reluctant countries
Brands may choose to roll back their campaigns or stand their ground, and their response is often a good indication of their conviction on the depth of their belief about the campaign
Investing in standard automation will not work when China has had a headstart for decades. China’s manufacturing labour productivity is 4-5 times higher than that of India. This is mainly due to their investments in robotics and automation over the years
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Rising energy costs are needed to help curb demand, making the transition to a cleaner world easier
ITC’s cigarettes business delivering higher sales growth than its FMCG business was good news. Why that was not enough to cheer investors
From pouncing on Mohammed Shami for India’s defeat against Pakistan, to Quinton de Kock refusing to take the knee, cricket is suddenly in the news for the wrong reasons
Inorganic growth in this sector has been the norm across the globe, and most countries in the developed world have 5-6 large players dominating the space
Sharda Cropchem reported impressive sales in the September quarter while commerce ministry data show continuing positive momentum in exports of agriculture sector tyres
The steep equity dilution has upset investors, but the deal will halve the standalone company's debt and bring two well-known infrastructure players on board
PM MITRA and PLI schemes are long-term initiatives and may not be enough to reach $100-billion textile exports goal in five years
Minister Nawab Malik’s allegations have pushed the Narcotics Control Bureau on the back-foot, and may just give the Maharashtra government the upper hand in its battle with the Centre
There is a larger movement of investors steering money towards sustainable real estate, thanks to new technology and tougher standards
At the UN Glasgow climate summit next week, the focus will be on how much hotter the Earth will get and how to keep that number to a minimum
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There are already plans of having two IPL seasons in a year: one during the traditional Indian summer (April-May) window, and the other during the winter (September-October) window in the UAE
Urdu in India seems to have suffered because of a mistaken identity, and has had a decline from the time Pakistan declared Urdu as her national language
The company is facing criticism from its own staff that its ‘growth at all costs’ culture is damaging individuals and society
Economic recovery, improving asset quality, recoveries from DHFL and capital raising are the reasons
The world’s largest steel producer (and consumer) is seeing output slow sharply; the rest of the world will feel the after-effects
It would be simplistic to assume that the recent spate of terrorist attacks in Kashmir triggered Amit Shah's trip. The BJP cannot risk frittering away the political capital it reaped by abrogating Article 370 and allow Kashmir to drift ahead of the coming elections and the run-up to 2024
