HCC's innovative move to convert claims to cash will help lower some of its debt but it has some way to go before investors can rest easy
From entertainment to news to financial services, Apple goes for all. But, it has nothing for India right now.
In the days ahead a clearer picture of Mission Shakti. For now, the focus will shift more from the achievement to the announcement — because, it’s election season in India.
To get a higher weight in the much-tracked MSCI EM index, India needs to lay the red carpet for investors as China has done
Don’t expect a runaway rally in bond prices even if the central bank’s rate setting committee cuts the policy rate next week as is widely expected.
As Deng Xiaoping said, let some people get rich first
To understand the Congress President's proposed Nyuntam Aay Yojana (NYAY), it is important to understand the grand old party's shifting economic outlook since Nehru.
Investors in UP sugar mill stocks should be watchful, as politicians trade barbs on unpaid sugarcane dues to farmers
In less than a decade, Jaganmohan Reddy has moved from being the son of a popular Chief Minister to an MP, and now to a popular leader.
Royalty payments have been a bone of serious contention, enough to bring in regulatory intervention.
What the Indian economy needs at this stage is vastly different from what is being proposed
The alliance will help Maruti to avoid an existential crisis that it may face as soon India gets ready for for electric mobility.
Bankers who have been unable to put their own house in order are now preparing to run an airline, no prices for guessing the outcome
Business, especially the small and medium sector, is unwilling to invest in capacity.
The psychological effect of losses is twice as powerful as that of gains
Raiding the balance sheet of PSUs and forcing them to buy other state-owned companies will not help in the long run and is best avoided
The insolvency process may be the best option to get shareholders of a defaulting company to co-operate in a rescue bid with lenders
The report says unhappy people vote for strong leaders
While the dovish tilt is a blessing, the Flash PMIs re-ignite concerns over the slowdown
The rapid changes in the monetary policy stances of global central banks have led to the market repositioning
The non-availability of surplus savings in China will affect the demand for assets.
Agriculture's share in the economy had declined, with government and private sector gaining
Despite the brave rhetoric of being a PM candidate, the truth is that Mayawati’s BSP is fighting for its survival. Also, it is difficult to see how Mayawati can offer any solution because she herself is part of the problem.
Whichever government comes to power must fast-track reforms to spur growth
A decade back, by topping the civil services, Shah Faesal inspired the youth in Kashmir. Now, by forming a political party, it has to be seen if he can inspire them again.