How a hedge fund analyst quit a lucrative job and built a massive global edtech empire that aims for a multi-generational impact, rather than raking in profits
In a "new-normal" move, India's central bank raises benchmark rate to its highest level since August 2019 while retaining its growth and inflation forecasts for FY23 with a continued focus on calibrated withdrawal of accommodation
The SpiceJet promoter is not new to dealing with crisis. As the airline grapples with safety incidents, the wily businessman will have to lead from the front for a revival. Experts wonder where the cash will come from to stabilise the airline
Global warming, climate change and infrastructure construction in eco-fragile areas are triggering landslides that are more damaging than ever before
Started 12 years ago by friends Krishna Kumar and Kunal Prasad, the agri-tech venture is becoming a global powerhouse by providing granular data on the farming ecosystem
Indian students in the US are having to shell out at least 15 percent more than their initially planned budgets, prompting them to explore options like deferring admissions, top-up loans and alternative study destinations
Retail and wholesale inflation as well as global commodity prices may have declined, but a likely shortfall in the balance of payments and a weakening rupee could add to MPC's woes
The auctions saw record demand, but rollout of 5G stacks is expected only in late-2022 as infrastructure support is not complete. Giants Jio and Bharti likely to face two to three tough quarters due to higher capex spend; ARPUs will, however, get a boost as products start rolling out
The carmarker is foraying into the segment with two launches in three weeks to corner market share in the category that, in India, is among the fastest-growing in the world
India's top IT companies are going after growth amid a global economic slowdown, and they are willing to give themselves more elbow room by loosening up on margins
The US Federal Reserve is widely expected to hike rates by 75 to 100 basis points next week after the most telling indicator of a US recession—the inverted yield curve—is now blinking red. But economies like India and China, driven by domestic demand, might be able to weather the storm