MG Arun

One of the worst-hit business sectors in the pandemic is textiles, and within that segment, garment makers, especially those who were betting on exports.

Curtailed mobility of people due to the Covid-19 pandemic and related restrictions will shrink India’s air passenger traffic in both domestic and international sectors.

The pandemic and the subsequent lockdown has hurt micro, small and medium enterprises across sectors, leaving them vulnerable.

India’s nationwide lockdown has led to massive retrenchment and loss of output.

The US and the European Union, which together account for 64 per cent of India’s readymade garment (RMG) exports, are staring at a recession.

Not just the small businesses, even the large ones are beginning to feel the pinch now.

A classic case of having fingers in too many pies, despite the boost for electric vehicles and startups, the Budget failed to enthuse the stock markets

The government has already sounded the war bugle on elections. But in the bargain, the promises made need to be implemented with care.

With an eye on the upcoming elections, the government would want to fine-tune the tax system as far as possible.

The document highlights 41 key areas that it has identified for growth.

The biggest casualty of such a scenario of frequently changing or unreliable data is new investments.

The board did not discuss the contentious aspect of the governance structure of the RBI.

All eyes are on the November 19 board meeting of the RBI, when the government nominees are bound to press for the need for an ‘economic framework’ for the bank.

India's national carrier has been loss-making ever since its merger with Indian Airlines in 2007.

As the US and China imposed tit-for-tat tariffs on each other’s goods, crude and base metal prices got impacted.

Alarmingly, IL&FS is faced with a Rs 91,000 crore debt and is saddled with a severe liquidity crunch.

Many believe that the RBI will continue to tighten rates further, raising the repo rate in the event of any shortfall of funds.

Have the ingenuous black money hoarders tricked the banking system to render much of their illegal cash as white?

After Air India, now Jet Airways and IndiGo are reportedly suffering massive losses.

Vodafone-Idea merger and Hindalco-Aleris deal signal a revival in the industry.

By comprehensively dismissing all of Mistry’s arguments, the NCLT Mumbai bench has given the Tatas a reason to cheer.

The end-consumers have not benefited much from the Goods and Service Tax.

The market for real diamonds may feel the impact.

The government seems to be lost for a solution and is looking at states to reduce taxes on fuel.

The sector is currently one of the largest contributors to the non-performing assets of banks

The success of the merger will depend on how it is able to effectively implement a world-class supply chain in India.

The US retail giant is reportedly partnering with Google for the investment, pitting itself directly against rival American firm Amazon.

The ambitious stake sale of the loss-making airline seems to have run into rough weather with potential bidders deciding to keep away.

Inflation can pinch consumers badly, and that will be the last thing the government would want as it faces the electorate next year.

The iconic former chairman of the bank is fabled to have mentored his successor Chanda Kochhar.