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Cipla’s launch of a blockbuster drug made by Amgen even while litigation is ongoing is a risky affair. Here’s why Cipla may have taken a calculated risk
RBI collects a lot of data and needs to figure ways to present it in a better manner
The slowdown in global growth suggests that monetary policy will remain reasonably accommodative for far longer than initially expected.
GSP is just a band-aid; we need surgery to get exports back on their feet.
Separatist leaders today have little clout with the public, and little independence to speak their mind. Essentially they’ve been made irrelevant in this new youth-centred militancy.
The US FDA has been driving generic drug approvals under its current commissioner. His resignation raises a question mark on whether life could change for Indian pharmaceutical companies
If there is one thing that the past five years has showed, it is that personal attacks on Modi do not stick — on the contrary, they backfire on the Congress and often help the BJP.
Any further disruption in India's financial sector could tighten the overall credit availability in the economy.
It is important to recognise that with rising protectionism and trade tension, it will not be easy for India to find alternative markets.
Cash levels are now well above the 13.1 percent they were in March and April 2014
We could use the urine storage idea to fix our sewage systems
The consumption boom is being fuelled by rising debt
The PMI data are at odds with the GDP numbers and other indications of a slowdown
Ola’s electric vehicle plans are a leap from being a cab-hailing company. To make it a success, it may have to take one more leap, by setting up the required EV infrastructure.
It is natural for the ruling party to take credit for the achievements of the government it is running. The problem arises when it uses the false binary to say that ‘criticising the party is equal to criticising the armed forces’.
Around 15-20 percent of developer debt, amounting to at least $10 billion (Rs 70,000 crore) is at the risk of turning sour.
Sebi’s move has only cleared a contentious point and nothing changes on the ground
If factor market reforms are not implemented in time, India will once again miss the export bus.
Patanjali’s threat has been downplayed by the Street in recent years, as its performance has faltered and its competitive streak appears more subdued. Don’t write it off just yet, says the data
Beijing wants to ensure that Islamabad does not take its support for granted and target those terrorists within Pakistan that target Chinese interests in Xinjiang. At the same time, it is willing to turn a blind eye to any problems that India might face from the same terrorists.
The 100 GW target for overall solar power is woefully short of India’s potential which is estimated at 748.98 GW.
The e-commerce policy needs to be forward looking and informed by ground realities. It needs to design well-thought out strategies through comprehensive stakeholder consultation.
Cryptocurrencies by their very nature cannot be regulated. The Supreme Court should resist the urge to get involved
Confidential IPO filings work, like it has in the US. But, the regulator must maintain confidentiality at its end as well.
The government’s decision to give subsidized loans to sugar mills is designed to solve the politically sensitive issue of cane arrears in the run-up to elections
