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    • Financial Express Managing Editor Sunil Jain succumbs to COVID-19, PM Modi condoles demise

    • Need to see how AAP works with Centre if wins: Sunil Jain

    • Populist steps okay but new govt must address issues: Jain

    • Need to see if AAP keeps its promises: Sunil Jain

    • TRAI's Khullar came up with a reasonable price: Sunil Jain

      The government cannot afford to have an industry which has been bleeding for the last four or five years. There is just too much riding on it. Sunil Jain, Editor, Financial Express, feels this panel view will be rejected by the Telecom Commission when it meets on Thursday.

    • Welcome govt's move to pass Food Sec ordinance: Fin Express

      In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Sunil Jain, Managing Editor, The Financial Express spoke about Food Security Bill ordinance.

    • Will not let FDI in retail to be implemented in UP: SP

      Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Shahid Siddiqui, member of Samajwadi Party said there was no question of progress on FDI in retail. "We will not let FDI in retail to be implemented in UP," he reiterated his party's stance.

    • Aditya Birla in talks to buy Colombian mines stake for $1bn

      Aditya Birla Group is in talks with American thermal coal miner Drummond Company to buy a "significant stake" in its coal mines in Colombia for USD 1 billion, the Financial Express said in a report.

    • Nifty edges lower as IT sector hit by U.S. visa fears

      Nifty fell for the third session in four, led by technology outsourcing stocks such as Infosys after local media reported the United States raised the cost of employment visas, sparking worries about the outlook in a key market for the sector.

    • Is the divide between India Inc & government getting wider?

      After an angry prime minister lashed out at India Inc for merely adding fuel to the fire against the government, the finance minister today also chided industry for its attitude!

    • Food security bill to cost $21 bn: Report

      The proposed food security bill will likely cost an annual Rs 1 trillion (USD 20.7 billion), the Financial Express quoted the food minister as saying, as the government looks to scale up production and storage of subsidised grain to feed more of the country's poor.

    • Cabinet reshuffle just a mini cosmetic dab? Experts answer

      Sunil Jain, Editor – Opinion at Financial Express solicits that the biggest takeaway for India Inc is the removal of Jairam Ramesh from environment ministry, who has been involved in several controversies for holding up major industrial projects that many considered as critical to India's economic development.

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