This GDP report will be particularly closely watched, arriving as the last major piece of economic data before Election Day on Tuesday
Since April, consumer savings have increased, credit scores have surged to a record high and household debt has dropped.
Strained government finances could be a risk for the sugar sector
The RJD’s localised campaign focusing on issues such as unemployment, migrant crisis and inflation is working well with the crowds. Tejashwi Yadav should also refrain from attacking Narendra Modi
Closer monitoring will ensure that local small merchants are treated right, and provided a level-playing field on the e-commerce platform whose manner of functioning is increasingly being questioned worldwide
States are struggling to recover cost of electric supply
Government spending on health has been stagnant for almost two decades now
Before the pandemic, unemployment in the US had fallen sharply
Fiscal deficit is set to rise. States will cut capital expenditure to meet targets
The dialogue clearly missed to present any shared, long-term vision which is what ties India and the US together in their endeavour to recast the larger regional security architecture
The re-election of Donald Trump would undo much, if not all, of the legacy of Roosevelt. Yet his defeat would not end the danger
AMD wants to go beyond the market for home computers and gaming consoles to compete more directly with Intel in supplying chips to cloud computing businesses
Does Amazon intend to get into brick-and-mortar retail, or are these tactical moves to scuttle competition to remain a dominant player in one of the world’s fastest growing retail markets?
The American Wind Energy Association estimates that the pandemic could threaten a total of $35 billion in investment and about 35,000 jobs this year
Foxconn’s failure to create the kind of factory powerhouse that Trump described demonstrates how the president’s promise of an American manufacturing renaissance has not always resulted in the pledged jobs or economic investment
His base of hardcore supporters remains undeterred and loyal, but the President’s support everywhere else is falling
The earlier policies of multilateralism, globalisation and free trade have not been able to reverse US decline
Re-imposing stock limits and banning exports fly in the face of agri reforms
Every time cinema has looked to be in danger of extinction, it has got a new lease of life, thanks to structural innovations in the ways halls are constructed or in the kind of movies that are made
SEBI has passed an order on October 21, 2020, against the company asking it to deposit Rs 1,292.46 crore in an escrow account in a nationalized bank within seven working days
The Natrol sale will help Aurobindo Pharma focus on the core generic drug and injectable businesses
This year it was sad to see Dhoni unable to time the ball or pierce the field, and generally struggle like an aged musician trying hard to hit the right notes
Eye-popping as the numbers are — putting Ant on track to raise $34.4bn — the dual listing in Shanghai and Hong Kong is priced to go. Long-term investors should ask why
The world is now set to experience another surge in debt and deficits from levels that only nine months ago would have been deemed unthinkable by most economists and financial market participants
The Republican Party has changed over the years. In fact, one could say that it has gone so far to the Right that Republican messiah Ronald Reagan wouldn’t win a GOP primary now
