Subsidized mobile phones, cheap bottled water and other goodies that will determine the outcome of India’s electionsByNandagopal J. Nair and Nandagopal Jayakumar Nair
Raghuram Rajan is the latest central banker to pull a Bernanke surpriseByNandagopal Jayakumar Nair and Nandagopal J. Nair
India doesn’t actually know if its food-price inflation is going up or downByNandagopal J. Nair and Nandagopal Jayakumar Nair
The Indian government is making state oil firms lose $77 million a dayByNandagopal J. Nair and Nandagopal Jayakumar Nair
Quartz Daily Brief—Larry Summers, Syria deal, US debt ceiling standoff, affordable rocketsByNandagopal Jayakumar Nair and Nandagopal J. Nair
Finally, the Indian government agrees to leave the central bank aloneByNandagopal J. Nair and Nandagopal Jayakumar Nair
In India, Apple is actually willing to play the “cheap” card to sell iPhonesByNandagopal Jayakumar Nair and Nandagopal J. Nair
Jaguar deigns to offer cheaper cars and SUVs that rival BMW and MercedesByNandagopal J. Nair and Nandagopal Jayakumar Nair
India’s government may finally cut its mobile carriers and consumers a breakByNandagopal Jayakumar Nair and Nandagopal J. Nair
Raghuram Rajan is the central banker who can do no wrong—for nowByNandagopal J. Nair and Nandagopal Jayakumar Nair
India’s new central bank governor doesn’t have all the answers, but at least he has a planByNandagopal Jayakumar Nair and Nandagopal J. Nair
GM and Toyota may follow Ford’s lead and shut plants in AustraliaByNandagopal J. Nair and Nandagopal Jayakumar Nair
India’s economic mess is so desperate it’s considering busting sanctions on IranByNandagopal J. Nair and Nandagopal Jayakumar Nair
The Indian rupee’s prospects just got a whole lot worseByNandagopal Jayakumar Nair and Nandagopal J. Nair
Here’s why Indonesia’s currency woes won’t go the way of India’sByNandagopal J. Nair and Nandagopal Jayakumar Nair
India’s rupee suffers its biggest one-day fall in a decade, thanks to its own governmentByNandagopal J. Nair and Nandagopal Jayakumar Nair
What foreign investors might expect from Saudi Arabia’s $400 billion stock marketByNandagopal Jayakumar Nair and Nandagopal J. Nair
Quartz Daily Brief—Syria threat, big pharma deal, Greece’s struggle, roaches on the runByNandagopal J. Nair and Nandagopal Jayakumar Nair
Four reasons why even more pain is coming to emerging marketsByNandagopal J. Nair and Nandagopal Jayakumar Nair
