Hackers broke into the Bangladesh central bank’s account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and succeeded in moving $100 million out of it before a spelling mistake tripped up their efforts.
The world’s largest seed maker, Monsanto, is having a rough time in India.
Reserve Bank of India governor Raghuram Rajan has a message for the government: Encouraging something is the “surest way of killing it.”
Vijay Mallya is angry. Very angry.
Legions of Indian government employees may soon have an old, handwoven byword for power dressing.
Unilever’s Indian unit has agreed to pay former employees whose health was allegedly damaged by exposure to mercury at one of its factories in south India.
Finance minister Arun Jaitley today (March 08) rolled back a proposal to tax employee provident fund (EPF) withdrawals. And that’s some relief for the salaried in Asia’s third largest economy.
Speak up, be heard: that was the message that emerged when a group of women entrepreneurs gathered in Mumbai last week to discuss the troubles they face in their professional lives.
India’s fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies want to cash in on the country’s oldest medicinal science.
Climate change could kill half a million people globally, and more than a hundred thousand in India over the next 35 years.
There are celebrities on Twitter, and then there are Twitter-made celebrities. India’s prime minister sort of falls in the second category.
Only 2% Indians invest in stocks, and exchanges are to be blamed for keeping most investors in Asia’s third largest economy away from equity markets.
Here’s the verdict on India’s economy: Growth seems to be on track, but the fiscal math looks tricky.
India’s railway minister Suresh Prabhu today (Feb. 25) announced an ambitious blueprint for one of the world’s largest transportation systems.
Last year, India’s railway minister Suresh Prabhu impressed many with his first budget speech. Unlike most of his predecessors, Prabhu did not announce a rash of new trains, cut passenger fares or launch unrealistic projects.
It’s been five days since the northern Indian state of Haryana has been on the boil. Now, the chaos threatens to spill over.
In the upcoming performance appraisal season in India, startup employees will be the happiest.
The toxic loan problem in India’s banking system has become so grave that the country’s highest court has now stepped in to gauge the situation.
India will have more internet users than the US by June 2016, but internet penetration in Asia’s third largest economy is still below 20%. No wonder the world’s internet behemoths are now all fighting for one prize: Connecting millions of unconnected Indians.
India is putting on a massive show to attract global manufacturers to set up shop in the subcontinent.
India’s state-owned banks are currently reporting nightmarish quarterly earnings, but Raghuram Rajan, governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), isn’t losing sleep over it just yet.
India’s largest lender by assets, the State Bank of India (SBI), just got hammered by bad loans.
After years of thriving on private investments, the Indian startup ecosystem—one of the fastest growing in the world—has finally caught the attention of commercial banks.
India’s economy grew at 7.3% during the third quarter (October-December) of fiscal 2016, but not everyone is convinced that this number reflects the on-ground situation.
