K Srinivasan

Many welcome notes and ironing out of differences for the big roll out.

The only fear is that the GST engine should not get derailed by its own bogies of businesses.

It is a positive gesture, reinforcing the central bank's credibility dented by the demonetisation exercise of last year.

The council has cleared 57 matters raised so far, along with the states' compensation law.

A hankering for transparency and the inability of founders to let go are at the heart of corporate wars.

Most public sector banks are under great stress of heavy credit costs and low loan growth.

The buck should have stopped at the boardroom.

The CEO should steer the company to safety, lest the tussle go the Tata-Mistry way.

Urjit Patel has kept the interest rate unchanged for the third time in a row.

Let us hope for the best.

The sport is a symbol of preservation of indigenous cattle breeds.

Among other things, he highlighted the underlying risks of increased government liability.

With the GST on the anvil, the system is ripe for change.

The nation is waiting in hope.

There are wild conjectures doing the rounds on possible gains which are but wide speculations to be taken with a pinch of salt.

Take it easy and let the process of change work through the economy.

The government's trash-to-treasure drive will continue to spur activity in stocks.

You have 50 days’ time to exchange or deposit your old notes in banks and post offices.

It's a must to stay in business.

Universities reported as much as 35 per cent decline in Indian students last year alone.

The board of a $100-billion business should have a leadership succession plan in place before it starts sacking, not regret after the event.

The issues highlighted could take the shine off the reputation of the Tata Group.

Fine of Rs 3,050 crore recommended over interconnection issue.

Apparently, the security breach was not identified in any of SBI’s systems.

The Centre is bracing for a testy debate after it proposed a cess on sin goods to compensate states for losses arising from a transition to the tax.

The user recommends getting a Jio sim and using it till December 31, 2016.

It is a potential game-changer that could fuel an all-out price war in a market of 950-odd million mobile subscribers in India.

The proof of the pudding is in bold print in the many defence and trade agreements signed between the two countries.

Try hard as they might by taking turns to sell churan and hing, none of them can hope to become king.

It is not just about monetary policy.