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MTNL: Time To Pull The Plug
MTNL's challenges underscore the urgency for government accountability in state enterprise management, requiring liquidation of failing companies and transparent asset disposal deadlines.
Thrifting Takes Off in India, But the Industry Has Miles to Go
Thrifting is shedding its stigma in India as young people embrace sustainable fashion, driving a $3 billion industry set to triple by 2032.
Location As A Strategy To Manage Manufacturing Costs Is Now Becoming History
While new US president Donald Trump’s plans of tariffs on imports into the US is a worry for businesses, the risk of tariffs always exists thanks to geopolitical scenarios.
India Needs Its Conglomerates For More Reason Than One
Indian conglomerates thrive by diversifying across sectors, ensuring stability, capitalizing on opportunities, and maintaining influence, despite political scrutiny.
Inside Bosch: How R&D Is Shaping the Future of Everyday Tech and Mobility
Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with Guru Prasad Mudlapur, the president of Bosch Group India on Bosch’s R&D drives innovations in home tech, automotive safety and sustainable mobility.
The Great Indian Asset Waste: The Jet Airways Story
Jet Airway’s meltdown exemplifies how the state could entangle you if your business were to go under for any reason, which is not really the best advertisement for the ease of doing business.
How Donald Trump Got Away With His Vague Populist Discourse
While the economic and geopolitical consequences of a second Trump term have been widely discussed, certain facets of Trump’s victory have not received the attention they deserve.
What Greatness Will Donald Trump Bring To America, And Its Ties With India?
For Trump, then and now, greatness has not been so much economic as it has been social. India should be careful about how it interprets the electoral victory.
Market Hype Fades, India’s Reality Check Arrives
While regulator SEBI has woken up to the prospect of regulating the many get-rich-quick advice dispensers, not all are covered. This is a good time to take stock, quite literally.
‘Old Boys’ Club’: Indian Businesses Are Keeping Boardroom Positions Within Family And Friends
India’s family businesses have members of other family businesses on their boards, a typically Indian phenomenon.
Credit Cards Need To Make Our Lives Easier, Not More Difficult
From deceptive bills, complicated mileage programmes to making canceling a card very difficult, banks have mastered the art of sadism when it comes to rewarding their customers.
Let’s Not Blame India’s Market Crash On US Elections
A slowdown in India’s growth has been in the making for months, and the problem is much deeper than the jitters in the run-up to the US Presidential elections.
