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Indians Aren't Looking For Energy Efficiency When Buying Ceiling Fans
There is very little awareness surrounding energy ratings of ceiling fans despite a voluntary star rating system being in place for over a decade and a mandatory star labelling enforced this year.
Joe Biden's Visit To Israel fails to Calm Fears
US President Joe Biden's arrival in Israel early Wednesday and meeting with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu did little to calm the markets, particularly oil which shot up after a missile strike tore apart a hospital in Gaza and killed hundreds
Wheat Prices Continue To Rise And Hit 8-Month High
Indian wheat prices surged to an eight-month high on Tuesday, thanks to strong demand in the festival season, limited supplies and as a 40% import duty makes imports from overseas unviable for domestic flour mill
PVR Inox's ‘Passport' Could Bode Well For Small Budget Films, But Will They Sell?
Trade analyst Komal Nahta says that the scheme will require an aggressive push from the multiplex chain to reach the target audience and might require some revisions too.
Diplomacy In The Middle East Keeps Oil And Markets Steady
Oil picked up fast on Friday, gaining $5 a barrel to touch $91 in London before slipping back slightly. What's holding it here is the major diplomatic efforts by the United States and others to restrain Israel from launching a ground attack on Gaza
Markets And Oil Turn Nervous As Israel Threats Ground Invasion Of Gaza
Markets are now bracing for a difficult week as investors grapple between multiple signals, ranging from a potentially widening war and thus oil prices and then interest rates
‘We're Moving To A Multipolar World, India Part Of Story': Geopolitical Analyst Jacob Shapiro
For the weekend edition of The Core Report, financial journalist Govindraj Ethiraj spoke to Shapiro on how Asian countries are now resisting US' unilateral geo-political hegemony, and have in turn become less dependent on the US
Falling Food Prices Bring Down Inflation Sharply To 5.02%
India's consumer price index (CPI)-based inflation for September eased to 5.02 per cent as against 6.83 per cent in August, according to the data released by the National Statistical Office (NSO) on Thursday
How To Make Good Use Of Your Dry Fruit Dabbas This Festive Season
Nuts are one of the few foods that are both good for us and also taste good. Here are tips on how to make the most of them.
‘Not a One-Off Trend': Value Research's Dhirendra Kumar on SIP's Record Flows
Dhirendra Kumar, Founder and CEO of Value Research talks about the nature of SIP, previous market trends, present state of the market, and more.
Communication Breakdown Between Management And Pilots Could Prove Turbulent For India's Airlines
The equation between the Indian airlines and their pilots, the most valuable resource, is getting increasingly hostile and could have ramifications for the industry.
Monsoon Recovery Pushes Up Demand For FMCG, Stores Gear For Festival Rush
The monsoon recovery in September has boosted demand and perception of demand on the part of kirana stores or corner shops quite literally across India. Which is leading to increased stocking ahead of a potential festival season spike.
