With the inauguration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya on January 22, the country is seeing a rise in spiritual tourism. According to experts, this phenomenon will see further growth as more and more travellers are looking to add religious destinations to their holiday list
Have the markets in India started to consolidate ahead of the union budget 2024 or are investors cutting bets on equities due to lower expectations of interest rates cuts?
Apple recently ended Samsung's 12-year streak at the top by becoming the biggest smartphone maker globally in 2023. Can the American biggie topple the South Korean giant in India as well?
After leaving the shores some two years ago, speculation is rife that the American automotive giant wants to sell in India and export out of here. By holding on to its Chennai plant, it wants to focus on the electrification and digital transformation of core segments in which it is a leader—trucks, SUVs and commercial vehicles
Started with a humble investment of Rs 5,000 by her father MP Ramachandran, MR Jyothy—now the company's managing director—has set her eyes on a Rs 5,000 crore revenue goal for her company
Weaker margins and a high credit-to-deposit ratio spooks analysts, but medium to long term fundamentals for the bank stay strong
The chief investment strategist, APAC, LGT Private Bank, bets on India led by investments in infrastructure and structural reforms, but the major risk worldwide will be due to the sudden and sharp increase in US core inflation
Trading volumes at local crypto exchanges rose in the build-up to the news of the SEC's approval towards trading of Bitcoin ETFs in the US. It has set the ground for more opportunities for investors in India to buy the ETF from international brokers
Laden with losses and increasing need of cash for its aggressive expansion plans, Ola Electric's journey to profitability is going to be bumpy and risky
Foreign ownership in BSE 200 stocks is low and many global funds are still underweight India, but FIIs are likely to increase their allocation to domestic stocks in 2024. Here's why
The share buyback at Rs10,000 apiece is at a whopping 43 percent premium. But not all will benefit from it as acceptance ratio is likely to be lower. With the promoter group holding 54.94 percent as of December 2023, they will potentially get a bulk of the money