Geopolitical developments and trade wars have opened up new opportunities for India, says Sanjeev Sharma
The new digital media regulations give the government unprecedented powers over media and platforms
Buffett’s letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders this year makes no mention of the pandemic and the economic and market turmoil, but offers a key insight for investors
Test cricket is one of the few sporting arenas where the draw is still a possible result. Let’s not kill the option or debase it
COVID-19 restrictions hit many among us, musicians in particular — especially the small, indie, and live performers who suddenly lost a stage to perform and a live audience to applaud. That’s when musicians innovate
A selection of articles and social media gems from the world of economy, business and finance
Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion economic stimulus plan has many takers among Republicans too, a section of which believes that the election was stolen
Investors see promise in Nio, which has the advantage of being able to tap into China’s vast supply chain for electric vehicles
Our interests in protecting access to our bodies, personal spaces, intimate relationships, etc. are jeopardised if our personal data is leaked to potential abusers of information
If the Iran nuclear deal is resurrected on the lines of the recent US-European joint statement, the credit for this should go to Iran’s Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, who first mooted the proposal in an interview to CNN about a fortnight after Joe Biden’s inauguration as US President
The government has laid down the law to establish its authority without fear of further challenges from social media platforms. To that extent, India’s new social media rules are strong and robust, and might be a template for adoption by many other countries
Time has come to bring in a suitable legislation to root out the growing trend of horse-trading and corrupt practices by strengthening the Tenth Schedule
History is replete with examples where the idea of the researcher who is so far ahead of their time that it takes years for the rest of the world to catch up
Cryptocurrencies are a more liquid store of wealth than art, real estate, or precious stones.
Logistics, of which shipping is an integral part, can be the largest potential driver of value addition in the coming decade
India will have to play its cards right to make the best use of the new-found global zeal for economic cooperation
Metal prices have turned red hot and the consensus seems there’s more room for growth. What could spook this party?
The US listing will help ReNew Power tap rising global demand for green energy investments
Most sections of society do not understand the reasons for doing clinical trials or the importance of generating statistical inferences. Besides, there is a large gap between the knowledge accessible to patients and healthcare providers
The private sector will bring in investment, modern technology and better global management practices
In testimony to the US Congress, the Fed chief made it clear that the labour market remained far from healed and the pandemic has disproportionately hurt women and minorities
The sharpest declines are recorded in some of the worst affected countries, including the US, UK, South Africa, Israel and Portugal
Amitabh Chaudhry, MD and CEO, Axis Bank, cautions of significant volatility in financial markets in fiscal year 2022
While the market was shut on account of the technical glitch, the finance minister made market-sensitive announcements, as a result of which no sooner did the market open did we see panic short covering, especially on the Bank Nifty
The rise in commodity prices is reflected in the PMI input price index and firms cannot pass on the entire increase because demand is still uncertain
