Madhura Karnik

The king of default-and-run in India is playing the victim card.

Studies show that women have an edge over men in handling money, but the Indian industry doesn’t know that yet.

As the world’s fastest-growing major economy, India would seem to be a place with plenty of jobs, especially for its youth. But the reality is very different.

Travis Kalanick, founder and CEO of Uber, built his cab-hailing startup with one ambitious goal: to stop people from buying cars. And while his ultimate goal could well be achieved globally, India would remain an exception.

Srinivas Kuchibhotla was barely two weeks away from celebrating his 33rd birthday when tragedy struck.

India’s digital entertainment industry is on fire.

India Inc is currently in the midst of an earnings season with firms announcing results of their financial performance for the October-December 2016 quarter. And while every season sees the management explaining profits and losses to shareholders and investors in different ways, this time around everyone has the same story: demonetisation was bad for business.

Videocon Industries, an Indian electronic appliances maker, reported its annual financial results on Feb. 11. The company made a Rs1,367.94-crore loss (pdf) in 2016 (Videocon uses the calendar year to report). That’s 24.5 times the loss it made in 2015. The whopping increase is due to two main reasons: falling revenues and high debt.

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Tata Steel has reported a profit for the first time in five quarters.

India’s former central banker Raghuram Rajan is certainly happy to be back at the University of Chicago.

To use an alliteration that his boss would approve of, the budget tabled by India’s finance minister Arun Jaitley today (Feb. 01) was largely about:

India’s criticism of global credit rating firms is getting louder.

On Feb. 01, Indian finance minister Arun Jaitley will rise in parliament to present the Narendra Modi government’s fourth budget.

American video-streaming platforms Amazon and Netflix are now collaborating with India’s stand-up comedians to strengthen their presence in Asia’s third-largest economy.

“Delay the bad news” seems to be the mantra in India Inc.

Rana Kapoor took a big risk when he founded Yes Bank in 2003.

At a time when India’s economy is growing at a steady clip, despite hiccups like the currency ban, there’s one economic indicator that is a looming threat: government debt.

The Indian space agency has joined hands with the government of the state of Maharashtra to protect mangroves, a vital part of the region’s ecology and vegetation.

In a first, the restive Indian state of Jammu & Kashmir (J&K) plans to provide a basic income to all its citizens living below the poverty line (BPL). This is the first instance in India of a state committing to a universal basic income (UBI) policy.

“Hey, I need to get a facial done. But you know what it is like, so I’ll pay you later. Is that fine?”

After more than two months of a public boardroom drama that will be remembered as one of the ugliest in India’s corporate history, the Tata Group has named its new chairman.

Despite concerns that Narendra Modi’s historic demonetisation drive would hit the Indian currency hard, it’s not all bad news for the rupee.

At first glance, Narendra Modi’s demonetisation carpet bomb may seem to have wreaked havoc on all areas of the Indian economy, at least in the short-to-medium term. However, a closer look reveals that some sectors may have hit the jackpot in the Indian prime minister’s gamble.