Special
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Ten interesting things that we read last week
End of active investing, India's home loan puzzle, and many more interesting articles
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Vijay Mallya barred from directorship at listed companies and from trading
Regulator SEBI's order effectively puts in jeopardy Mallya's chairmanship at United Breweries Limited, maker of Kingfisher beer, and United Breweries Holdings Ltd
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Nita Ambani felicitated by Metropolitan Museum of Art for her philanthropic work
The founder and chairperson of Reliance Foundation is the first South Asian individual to receive this award
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BSE IPO finds strong investor appetite, oversubscribed 51.13 times
This is the first such offering from a local stock exchange; listing expected on February 3
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Tata Steel picks up majority stake in Odisha port project
The upcoming all-weather port is expected to complement the company's recently commissioned steel operations in Kalinganagar
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French car maker PSA Group re-enters India, sets up JV with CK Birla Group
Together, they will start production in Tamil Nadu and will manufacture cars and power trains
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PE investors may go slow on startup funding
This comes at a time when a host of startups in 2016 witnessed layoffs and shutdowns as they failed to scale up to the next level
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Aavishkaar-Intellecap group raises $25 million from European lender Triodos and Shell Foundation
The investment will be used by the parent company to build services and businesses across the globe
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No import alert on us: Ajanta Pharma
The company clarifies that some unrelated entity had imported one of its product sold in India and other emerging markets, with which Ajanta Pharma has no relation
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CPSE ETF got record subscription at Rs 13,726 crore; oversubscribed by 3 times
This is the second tranche of the ETF that will be used by the government of India as part of its divestment programme
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Is there a silver lining to the Tata-Mistry imbroglio?
Draining as it may have been for the stakeholders of the salt-to-software business house, developments in this corporate war have forced regulators to take note of existing norms governing independent directors of companies and potential shortcomings therein