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Why Indian Markets Have Gone Back 25 Years
BSE Sensex has had its longest losing streak since the end of the dot-com bubble era
Microsoft’s Retiring Old Software Leaves Indian Companies With The Bill
SharePoint 2016 and 2019 are out of support, Office Online Server goes in December, and there is no paid extension. Follow the money and the sunset is a revenue event for India's Big IT.
Tuesday Special: Sooraj Nair On Women’s Safety In Cabs
What is Uber doing to fix women's safety in cabs?
Why Oil Price Uncertainty Will Continue To Batter Markets
10 days ago, investment bank JP Morgan said it did not have a clear baseline view for oil markets for the first time since the start of the US-Israel war on Iran
AI Can Transform India’s FMCG Chain But Scaling Is Proving to Be Hard
India’s biggest FMCG companies are putting AI to work in supply chains and retail, but smaller players remain largely untouched.
Earning Rs 25,000 Puts You in Top 10%, So Why Is The Salaried Middle Class Stagnating?
A modest salary offers a high rank in a low-income nation, but skyrocketing asset prices leave the middle class struggling to keep up.
Why India Should Sell Safety, Not Ease of Business
As global capital chases resilience over cost, India can stop fighting a losing battle on red tape and pitch itself as the world's safest place to invest.
Oil Prices And Stalemate In West Asia Will Determine Market Direction This Week
Iran said it's awaiting a definitive US response to a 7-day proposal for reopening the crucial state of Hormuz, but will not soften its condition
Emerging Markets Are Resilient, But India Is Missing the "Safety Over Cost" Shift: Jahangir Aziz Of JP Morgan
In this episode of The Core Report, Jahangir Aziz, Co-Head of Macroeconomic Research, J.P. Morgan explains why emerging markets have splintered into individual stories and why India risks losing out on trillions in supply-chain investment by chasing "ease of business" instead of "safety of business."
What’s The Point Of A Foldable Phone?
Consumers and experts tell us the pros and cons of buying one.
India's Banks Do The Least In UPI Payments. They Will Now Earn The Most
UPI payments to shops above Rs 2,000 will now carry a 0.4% fee. Banks collect up to 70 paise in every rupee, and the biggest single share goes to the bank that does nothing but debit the account.
Liquidity Stretched Markets Take A Dive
Bank incomes could shrink with the insurance regulator cracking down on commissions on insurance policies
