UpFront
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Brexit impact on India: Can opportunities outweigh risk?
Last month, the UK government formally initiated the process of the country's exit from the European Union. Here are the key challenges and opportunities for India
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Snapdeal sale to Flipkart a done deal?
The deal, barring last-minutes back-outs, could see SoftBank Group emerge as a dominant player in India's ecommerce scene, aligned against Amazon
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Increments to bring cheer to Indian employees
KPMG's annual compensation trends survey pegs average salary hike at 9.7 percent. Proportion of variable pay to overall CTC to rise
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Why the Aegis deal is strategic to Essar
Though the proceeds from the deal is too small to make a dent in the group's overall debt reduction plans, it may be a catalyst for the larger deal with Rosneft to go through
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Private equity investments up by 36% in Q1 of 2017
Increase in investment value signals an overall optimism about India's economy and growing opportunities across all sectors in the country
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H-1B visa issue: US authorities show they won't wait for legislation to tighten screws
US immigration authorities are already taking steps to curb what they deem to be abuse of the visa that underpins the Indian IT sector's business model
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'Society has run out of patience with economic transgressions'
But often such transgressions are committed by employees due to their unconscious biases, says Jean-François Manzoni of Swiss business school IMD
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What to look out for this week: RBI monetary policy, US-China leadership talks
India's equity markets continue to be firm at the start of the week, led by positive sales growth for several Indian automobile makers
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India's digital finance experiment gains traction as large players embrace UPI
The country's biggest businesses, including banks and retail chains, are enabling payments on the government-backed Unified Payments Interface
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Eruditus raises $8 million in series B round from Bertelsmann India
The edtech player plans to use the funds to strengthen its partnerships with top universities as well as expand its global footprint
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Infosys defends COO's pay hike after founder Murthy goes public again with criticism
The pay hike, which Murthy abstained from voting on, and criticised in emails to the media, is well benchmarked and essential to retaining top talent, the company says