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More than 50 companies have received SEBI’s approval for their IPOs. They are sitting on the fence, planning to list when market sentiment turns the most favourable
Bangladesh faces both political and economic challenges. The June budget offered the interim administration a chance to outline a vision, backed by appropriate allocations. Instead, the country got an uninspiring budget which kicked the can down the road
India’s hospital sector is entering a phase of professionalisation, consolidation, and capital-led transformation. PE funds, with their operational acumen and financial muscle, are emerging as catalysts for change—bridging gaps in healthcare infrastructure while enabling scale and sustainability
Integrating women into the formal workplace is foundational for India’s economic and social progress. There are innovative ways to make it happen
Markets are showing strong risk appetite, but rising tariffs and weak car sales signal challenges ahead for consumers and automakers alike
Companies such as Nestle India, HUL and Tata Consumer will get relief from soaring coffee prices in their branded business
India’s capital markets are entering a new phase of exuberance, with IPOs and M&A activity surging despite global headwinds.
New-age electric vehicles in China have already achieved what much of the world is still struggling with—being cheaper than traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) cars, thanks to scale, vertical integration, and relentless price wars
MSME credit is the silver lining in bank loan growth, growing at 14.6 percent in May
Soda ash, a key product of Tata Chemicals, is seeing excess supplies and soft demand in global markets
Here’s what the outcome could be- a complex mix of business, ethical, and legal issues between investee companies and the investor
High frequency indicators show that economic momentum in the April-June quarter may have decelerated. The combined negative impact of tariff-related issues and early onset of monsoon could lead to GDP growth for the quarter slowing down to a level below 6.5%
How does an industry that built and benefited from globalisation survive when its main cheerleader turns on it
Samuel Huntington theorized decades ago on civilian supremacy in democracies. He clearly didn’t account for Pakistan where the civilian administration seems to be a prop for the military’s conception of democracy. It’s led to black humour such as Pakistan army has a country for itself while other countries have armies. A look at how this sui generis model plays out
ICAI’s proposed 60-audit cap lacks legal clarity and empirical support. Amid digital tax reform, mandatory audits feel outdated—raising concerns over regulatory overreach, procedural fairness, and modern compliance efficiency
While the RBI platform has made G-secs more accessible, retail investors are still far from fully adopting them
Mumbai's luxury property market is experiencing a significant slowdown with a sharp drop in new launches and plummeting sales, as skyrocketing prices have made high-end real estate increasingly unattainable
India must move beyond outdated SEZs and embrace a unified, future-ready industrial strategy focused on nationwide competitiveness, regulatory clarity, and long-term, inclusive growth across all states
The FOMO factor is prompting America’s trade partners to rush for agreements as Trump’s policy pivot remains unpredictable
India's microfinance sector teeters between recovery and ruin as NPAs soar to over Rs 55,000 crore, testing the resilience of microlenders
The Reserve Bank of India's latest Financial Stability Report exposes a troubling truth: India's consumption-driven growth is increasingly powered by wealthy households who can access cheap credit
Despite rising global demand and digital adoption, India’s $2 trillion export dream depends on fixing compliance by streamlining outdated and fragmented processes that hinder MSMEs and first-time exporters from scaling globally
The clocks of justice in India can tick faster with the right reforms. With thoughtful interventions from public institutions like the Finance Commission, it is possible to align public funding with the judiciary's operational needs. By addressing issues of disparity in budgetary allocations and the need for improvement of the quality of public funding to the judiciary, the 16th Finance Commission can strengthen the rule of law
In AI, the message ‘act now or miss out’ has more in common with high-pressure sales than business strategy
America must rebuild the infrastructure that underpins markets and thus supply chains
