Ratan Tata’s simultaneous chairmanship of Tata Sons and Tata Trusts offered coherence and continuity. The so-called cracks in the Trusts’ structure are signs of evolution, an enduring institution adapting to new norms of accountability and self-governance
The government's move to cut GST on cement is a major uplift for infrastructure and real estate sectors. It will lower construction costs, generating strong demand for both new and existing projects
Public statements by healthcare startups carry legal, regulatory, and reputational risks. Careless disclosures on partnerships, valuations, or roles can damage trust, hinder deals, and trigger costly litigation—discipline in communication is essential
Rising nativism in the West has taken the sheen off building a life there. An Indian techie who decided to come back writes that there’s never been a better time to get the best of both worlds: the joy of being home while being plugged into the world of cutting-edge technology
As domestic consumer demand is poised to recover in H2 of FY26, driven by key economic tailwinds, like changes in income tax policy, the company stands to benefit.
The ‘moral centre’ of Indian enterprise now faces its most searching trial — to match the weight of its legacy with the discipline of modern capitalistic scrutiny
It can be tempting to draw parallels and make comparisons between prominent companies, especially those under the same corporate umbrella. For example, while evaluating the IPO prospects of PhonePe (which has filed for a mega Rs 12,000 crore IPO), versus Flipkart, such direct comparisons can be misleading. These two entities, despite their shared Walmart parentage, operate on fundamentally different business models
Independent director Anil Chaudhary’s resignation was extraordinary: it was accompanied by a detailed account of governance issues at the company. It stands out when seen in the backdrop of the poor record of Independent Directors in protecting stakeholder interest
As the fintech space is constantly evolving, execution remains a key determinant for growth
Gold financing is a long-term structural opportunity and established players should do well
The Digital Competition Bill aims to level the playing field for startups but risks stifling innovation. It requires tailored, phased modifications to foster growth and competition
Donald Trump’s call to reduce frequency of corporate reporting echoes a flawed belief that less disclosure fosters long-term vision. Invoking China to peg his argument is unpersuasive as over 250 Chinese companies are listed in the three major US stock exchanges. In reality, transparency and rigorous governance remain the true foundations of investor trust
The question is no longer whether Indians will shop online, but how deeply digital commerce will reshape the nation’s economy, jobs, and competitiveness. The evidence is clear: e-commerce has moved from convenience to core, from optional to inevitable – the very backbone of India’s growth story this decade
The company is likely to sustain its higher market share in automotive AC components
The company has a strong balance sheet and a unique core business that cannot be ignored
Expanding production capacity, forging tech ties, and growing the client base in new markets
Conglomerates struggle in Indian e-commerce due to slower decision-making and lack of cultural relevance. Success lies in leveraging existing strengths—supply chains, partnerships, and trust—rather than mimicking startups
In India's evolving job market, employers are prioritising practical skills over academic qualifications. Skill-based hiring, online certifications, and vocational training are reshaping career paths, driving innovation and economic progress
Leadership is often lonely, requiring inner strength and authenticity. True leadership emerges from alignment with values, embracing solitude, and transforming challenges into growth, not just for oneself, but for the greater mission
India’s MSMEs face cash flow challenges due to delayed payments and tariffs. The government’s Online Dispute Resolution portal offers a timely solution to resolve payment disputes efficiently
Berkshire’s smooth leadership transition offers a masterclass for Indian promoter families: prioritize systems over surnames, clarify governance, and communicate early to build market trust and ensure institutional continuity
It is unlikely to be a one-way street, given the conflicting forces at work
Hoteliers expect a 5–7 percent higher occupancy in leisure markets and a 3–5 percent in business hubs if the GST is lowered for the Rs 7,500-room segment
Track the drama, deals and decision-making playing out away from the public eye
The IBC Amendment Bill 2025 proposes major reforms to expedite insolvency resolution and empower creditors, but its success hinges on strengthening the NCLT’s capacity and addressing persistent institutional shortcomings