
Premium products currently contribute 10 percent of United Breweries’ sales

Whether surplus liquidity stokes bond issuances or loan growth, the ultimate goal of funds being used for capex is easier said than done.

NATO’s Secretary General’s threat of secondary sanctions against countries such as India and China if they continue to trade with Russia is out of sync with economic reality. It’s a fraying alliance and faces a bleak future as the theatre of superpower rivalry shifts to the Pacific

Bombay High Court’s judgement shows investigation agencies in poor light. Not only does it leave everyone with an unhealed wound, it also undermines India’s international campaign to highlight Pakistan’s use of terror as a strategic tool. It can no longer be business as usual

The Swiss bank has been attempting to contain the fallout of a preventable mishap

The company’s sales declined by 4 percent in the June quarter, surprising investors. Whether this is a blip or a structural slowdown is the question

A politically feasible way to reduce spending on government wages is by work sharing based on six -month contracts. Rather than shut down or downsize some departments, what needs to be seriously considered is to reduce everybody’s work by half and wage income too

Concerns on Ceat’s near term profitability arise from high near-term debt amid slowing domestic and export sales

Adverse drug reactions cause millions of hospitalisations annually, yet remain underreported in India. When it comes to the side-effects of drugs, self-help may become necessary. Greater awareness, education, and transparent communication are vital for ensuring truly patient-centric healthcare

Formalising the trade deal with Britain during Narendra Modi’s visit will give New Delhi more bargaining power in tariff talks with different nations, including the US

The general insurance sector’s modest 9% growth in Q1FY26 suggests deeper cracks—weak auto sales, regulatory hurdles and cutthroat pricing are putting the brakes on an industry that once promised double-digit expansion.

An 84.9 per cent profit drop signals big risks for microfinance, even as growth looks strong.

Low urban wage growth has been one of the structural drags on deposit growth, especially CASA.

India’s critical minerals for a clean-energy future really are buried in plain sight; in the smartphones, laptops and batteries we discard every day. Unlocking them is not optional, it is strategic

When monetary policy is set to meet government budgetary needs, these institutions become piggy banks

Article 143 has not only served as a means of constitutional clarification but has also helped shape the trajectory of India’s constitutional development in a way that continues to safeguard the foundational principles of justice and separation of powers

As deepfakes rise, reputation must be engineered through tech and culture. Quick, verified responses will safeguard India's top companies’ trust and relevance

A shift from defined benefit to defined contribution pension plans taking place in Europe could alter how one of the largest group of institutional investors behaves

A new wave of AI-powered browsers is emerging, potentially sparking the third major browser war as companies race to integrate agentic AI capabilities that could challenge Google Chrome's dominance

TMC’s annual Shahid Diwas rally in Kolkata outlined the party’s overarching approach to 2026 assembly election. Rather than focus on segments of the population, the party will position itself as the defender of regional pride, particularly Bengali language. Implicit is the portrayal of BJP as the outside force, posing a threat to Bengali culture

Companies faced difficulty in rapidly installing pollution control systems

Prudence is the sharpest tool in this uncertain terrain, and banks choosing caution over reckless growth are likely to emerge stronger when the skies clear

The current savings crisis is more than an economic issue—it reflects shifting values and behaviours. A big part of the story is generational. Household savings don’t just help individuals, they form the bedrock of national investment

And thoughts on the Israeli market

The US Department of State has officially designated The Resistance Front (TRF) as a terrorist organisation, affirming India’s position on its ties to Pakistan-backed Lashkar-e-Tayyiba, aiding counter-terrorism efforts