Global food prices slipped after a long march up and if the trend continues, it could give policymakers a break from rising inflation, at least in one category
Mary Daly of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco also called for caution in removing monetary support for the US economy
Ravi Shankar Prasad’s replacement might well keep a lower profile, but tighten the screws further without creating quite as many controversies
Two of Infosys' senior executives are on the board of global corporations. Companies benefit from their experience and skills, and the executives get valuable insights and grooming for a higher role
Getting children back to school by vaccinating teachers should be a priority for the government, otherwise the future of underprivileged children is at risk
Narayan Rane is a senior politician who has built an image of a strong leader while his clout and influence among the electorate have been dwindling over the years
With love, care and timely medical intervention, 21 members of a joint family living together in Mandavgan Farata, Pune, recovered from the coronavirus.
The stock plunge followed a series of actions taken by government agencies in Beijing, where top policymakers went after Chinese companies that, like Didi, list their shares on exchanges overseas
Filmmaker to direct and star in a TV commercial to widen the audience for the digital currency
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For Kerala to perform to its potential, the role of the government should be well-defined as an enlightened regulator and facilitator of investments — and not that of a market participant and competitor
The high valuation is also perhaps a signal that the NBFC sector has left behind a torrid couple of years after the collapse of IL&FS
Investors may take the riskier line on assumption that there will not be enough growth to justify Fed tightening Robert Armstrong
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s hallmark Cabinet expansion delivers a strong message of perform or perish, at the same time ensuring maximum representation to anchor voting segments
Traders suffer the most when institutions don’t function properly, but compensating them finds no mention in Sebi’s clampdown on glitches at market infrastructure institutions
Erez Israeli who took over as chief executive officer of DRL in 2019 sharpened its focus on costs and execution. Its recovery holds a lesson or two for major drug firms
Brokerages have cut full year consolidated earnings estimates of Tata Motors by 40-65 per cent
China’s actions against Didi are a strong signal to discourage listings of Chinese tech companies in the United States
The UAE’s growing aspirations are clashing with those of its powerful neighbour, Saudi Arabia, as both try to gain clout
Stellar revenue collections bode well for the finances of the government. The worrying aspect is the reasoning around direct taxes which portends to widening inequality
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The government’s stake will fall to 60.8 percent if the OFS is fully subscribed, with narrow headroom left for further stake sales
Investors in the US appear to support passively managed funds. In India it appears that the underperformance of actively managed funds against passively managed funds has not caught the attention of investors
There is a wide variation at play – While the price of carbon has jumped to €58 in Europe, Mexico prices it at just $3!
Indian chemical companies are gaining scale in chosen products. The sector is projected to grow at a faster pace than the global chemical industry
