Given how precarious banks’ own finances are, perhaps it’s time to think seriously about bailout options for companies.
The chairman had his hits and misses. History, however, will judge him by his dynamism as a business leader as much as his record on core Tata values
Yes, Cyrus Mistry is a surprise choice as the Tata Group’s next chairman. But a closer look suggests that it is an obvious one
The rupee is Asia’s worst performer this year, having tumbled by 15 per cent. There are domestic reasons for it too
What makes Iran important for global crude oil markets is its geo-strategic location, not its volume of exports
Not so long ago, India’s emergence as a tiger economy was seen as a done deal. Today, double-digit growth looks a forlorn dream. What went wrong?
If the Centre reduces taxes on petrol, it will have to raise them elsewhere, which will again fuel inflation
In 2010-11, household savings dipped alarmingly as a percentage of GDP. Higher rates on bank deposits could spur a reversal
As AdAsia 2011 gets underway in Delhi next week, it is not awfully hard to guess who will be the star of the gabfest: Steve Jobs
Jaypee Sports, the local organiser of India’s Formula 1 extravaganza, will have a hard time making money. What the group is banking on is a real estate blueprint