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Success Of Indian Spirits Holds A Larger Lesson For ‘Make In India’
Indian spirits like Amrut, Indri, and Hapusa are stealing the spotlight at bars, thriving and pushing out foreign brands.
India Needs Pricing Structure Reforms To Discipline IPO Frenzy
And the death of a young chartered accountant at EY brings attention back to corporate managers wielding unbridled power.
Effects Of Macroenvironment On Jobs In India Is Costing Lives
Two young workers, a chartered accountant and a delivery executive, faced tragic ends, highlighting severe job stress disparities.
It’s Time For Brokerage CLSA To Rename The ‘Modi Stocks’
The stocks which the brokerage pulled together were mostly in the infrastructure space that would benefit from public spending.
Changing Engines Mid-Air Might Be Easier Than Air India’s Upcoming Challenge
Air India faces a tough challenge as it prepares for a full merger with Vistara, aiming to match Vistara's superior service while overhauling its fleet.
Will Indian Companies Find Their Pot Of Gold In The Soft Drinks Market?
Indian firms like Dabur and Jubilant are eyeing a 40% stake in Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages, aiming to tap into India’s $10 billion soft drinks market.
To Invest Or Not To Invest In This (IPO) Market Euphoria
Bajaj Housing Finance's IPO surged 114%, fueling excitement for foreign firms to list in India. Will this trend continue?
What Was Mahindra & Mahindra Thinking?
The Mahindra Group issued a statement last week saying that Dhaval Buch, who joined the company in 2019 after retiring from Unilever, was hired solely for his expertise in supply chain management.
The SpaceX Polaris Dawn Spacewalk Holds Significance Beyond Indian Ties
India has a budding private space industry, and it needs to be built up to do more than launch microsatellites.
Givers And Takers Of The Indian Stock Markets
Givers are those who invest their savings or earnings in initial public offerings (IPOs) in anticipation of future returns. Takers are those who raise funds from the market, either for themselves or their companies.
Lessons For India From Anti-immigrant Sentiments Across The World
Around the rich world, immigration has become a lightning rod for public anger over crime, rising prices and seeming erosion of cultural integrity
Worshipping The Sun & Saving From It
The first half of 2024 saw close to 15 gigawatts of solar capacity being set up, the highest ever for a six-month period.
