Shailendra Tyagi

Amway India Chief Bill Pinckney’s arrest is an occasion to consider imposing rules on sales pyramids

It is alarming that the mere prospect of the US Fed scaling its stimulus back can cause stockmarket convulsions

Instead of WPI-linked bonds, Indian households would rather have CPI-linked securities shield them from inflation

Private producers want to price it high, users want it kept cheap, and policymakers appear all confused

What justifies the Indian Government’s move to raise its regulatory limit on flight seats to Abu Dhabi so radically?

Cigarettes can always be squeezed for tax revenues or for cash to fund a company’s diversification

The PM says the best way to head off a BoP crisis would be to lure enough inward dollars to fund India’s current account deficit

The DMK and Cyprus jitters are over. What matters is whether the Centre can sustain its reforms

A Swiss referendum allows shareholders to restrict executive compensation to any level they see fit

The failure of Nano seems to have bogged the car-maker down, but perhaps JLR’s engineers can help revive its sales in India