The government has set ambitious targets in the clean energy arena, but there has been some slowing down of late. Reliance’s entry into this sector should galvanise action
RIL AGM 2021: RIL's green energy drive will reduce our dependence on fuel and solar component imports and throws down the gauntlet to China
Paradoxically, household financial liabilities as a percentage of financial assets has gone down in 2020
We look at trends through the prism of consumption, inflationary pressure, capital expenditure, improvement in market share and growth drivers across sectors
The second wave’s adverse impact on savings and income, and anticipation of a third wave are weighing on consumer sentiment
The expectation is that the BPO business which raked in $38 billion in 2019-20 will take a big jump to reach $56 billion by 2025, that is grow by around 50 per cent in five years
The crucial question is the implication of the simultaneous circulation of two ‘assets’ – the dollar and Bitcoin – as a medium of exchange and as legal tender. Monetary history is actually replete with such situations
A company that wants to remain prominent and profitable in the medium to long term has no choice but to become carbon neutral. Global oil majors who thought differently have egg on their face
The announcements made by the company at its latest AGM have the potential to catapult India to a different league in terms of economic growth and development and help the nation better meet its climate goals, while also holding out the hope of a better tomorrow for a pandemic-battered population
Audacity and scale have been the twin pillars of any target that RIL has set for itself in the past
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: China's inflation link, BEL’s growing firepower, liquidity cloud over market, road ahead for NMDC, earnings hit the ball for a six, making sense of IPO deluge and much more
Sudden droughts exacerbate rising episodes of stress for investors
Investors were surprised by the beat in earnings across several sectors, leading to an upward revision in earnings for FY22 and FY23
Instead of starting a confrontation with the BJP-ruled Centre on major fronts, Stalin has chosen to follow a cordial route. This approach faces the risk of evoking resentment from a huge section of voters who backed the DMK which fought the assembly polls on a strong anti-BJP platform
Agriculture sector remained the dominant economic activity for several millenniums, industries dominated a couple of centuries and within a few decades of dominance of the service economy, the cloud economy got born.
BEL’s revenue grew 9.6 in FY21 and the company is confident of delivering stronger growth in current fiscal
If one is looking at an IPO as an investment opportunity, the drill stays the same as evaluating any listed entity. If one is looking to make a quick buck out of the listing ‘pop’, the rules of the game change
The US import price index for shipments from China has risen sharply in the past few months
Declassification of a person from promoter to non-promoter is a lengthy, difficult and complicated affair. It is almost as if being a promoter is a one-way street, i.e., till death do you part
The proposed regulations have too many issues that seem to be designed to make things difficult for both global and domestic online players
The ‘Implementation-to-intent’ ratio must be raised through India’s new Foreign Trade Policy 2021-26 slated for release in the next couple of months
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Changing contours of protectionism, India Pesticides IPO, the unknown side of Keynes, the vaccine juggernaut, Bandhan’s Assam challenge, succession worry at India Inc and more
Aggregate global wealth accumulated by households rose by about $28.7 trillion in 2020, according to a Credit Suisse report
Ebrahim Raisi might well be able to negotiate with Washington without being accused of selling out to the United States, because he is a hardliner and has Ayatollah’s blessings. The question is if US President Joe Biden will come under pressure
The BJP knows the cost of antagonising Yediyurappa who may be even willing to split the party, as he did when he resigned from the party in 2012, if he is not allowed to have his way
