Almost 18 months after Narendra Modi became India’s prime minister, big initial public offerings (IPOs) have finally begun to hit the country’s stock market.
Maruti Suzuki has remained India’s favourite carmaker for more than three decades.
Mizoram is the best state in India for women. And Bihar, the worst.
The Narendra Modi government might throw India’s beleaguered aviation sector a much-needed life jacket.
First, it was the stock market crash. Now, it’s the commodity price slump. Whatever the reason, prime minister Narendra Modi’s ambitious disinvestment plan just doesn’t seem to take off.
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India’s pension system is broken, and retirement is a rough ride in Asia’s third largest economy.
India’s central banker Raghuram Rajan believes income inequality across the world is stalling demand.
India’s second largest state-owned lender, Bank of Baroda, is in trouble.
Indian startups are attracting more funding in early stages than ever before.
India’s largest initial public offering (IPO) in three years is coming soon.
The Narendra Modi government has been imploring India’s private sector to spend. Everyone from the prime minister to the finance minister has made impassioned pleas. Last month, Modi even urged companies to take risks and increase investments.
Narendra Modi has made his debut on Bloomberg Markets’ 50 Most Influential list, joining an elite grouping that comprises policy makers, money managers, venture capitalists, bankers, corporate leaders and others.
Angela Merkel’s trip to India didn’t exactly start off as planned. The German chancellor’s official plane broke down, and she had to hitch a ride on a German military aircraft to reach New Delhi.
Back in 2009, when Shree Renuka Sugars made the first of its two major Brazilian acquisitions, it marked the coming of age of a company formed just a decade before. It was also the first global purchase by an Indian sugar company.
Indian prime minister Narendra Modi’s promise of big bang reforms and speedy economic revival has managed to impress global institutions and investors. And a new study called The Global Competitiveness Report 2015-2016 by the Geneva-based World Economic Forum (WEF) is further proof.
With inflation under control, Raghuram Rajan, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor, cut key interest rates to help kick-start growth in Asia’s third-largest economy.
Indian prime minister Narendra Modi seemingly has a formula for his blockbuster diaspora events worldwide.
India’s massive population of visually disabled people will soon have currency notes with better features to help them in everyday transactions.
Wall Street is betting big on India’s real estate sector.
India’s epidemic of lousy engineering colleges, which churned out millions of substandard engineers, may finally be ending.
New Delhi’s toxic air will likely cause over 30,000 deaths in 2025, making India’s capital city the deadliest among the world’s most polluted cities, a study conducted by Germany’s Max Planck Institute for Chemistry predicts.
Prime minister Narendra Modi’s most popular move since coming to power seems to be his mission to send Indians to the loo.
Equities are a hot favourite among India’s super rich.
