The closure of the critical oil corridor Strait of Hormuz will lead to a steep increase in oil prices affecting all countries as prices tend to be linked across markets
As legends like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma retire from Tests, the transition generation led by Shubman Gill will look to step into their shoes, both on and off the field
Some of the reformative decisions taken under Sebi Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey will offer greater flexibility in employee stock option plans for founders, and relaxed rules around compulsorily convertible securities
The city has a long tradition of entrepreneurship. That, laced with openness and accessibility, is Bengaluru's heartbeat, and why founders thrive there. It is not about the infrastructure, it is about the kinship
Leading Indian marketer Shubhranshu Singh has been appointed to the inaugural board of the Effie LIONS Foundation to help shape global marketing talent
In the short term, the airline's market share will be affected. It will also force a review of all things internal and push back the airline's five-year growth plan
The country's rise as a hotbed of AI-related activity is underlined by the dollars flowing into companies leveraging AI
As US debt surges, bond yields spike, and Moody's downgrades its credit rating, analysts explain the possible impact on India
In May, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC), a Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group subsidiary, announced plans to acquire a 20 percent stake in Yes Bank, making it the largest cross-border investment in an Indian bank. Analysts, however, say the bank needs to boost its asset mix and focus on accelerating profitability for real results
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The country's early engagement with the US on the bilateral deal may place it ahead of the pack in reducing trade tensions. And the FTA with the UK underlines a change in its policy approach—bilateral instead of regional trade agreements