Despite the feverish push to the Make In India initiative, questions still remain as to why the indigenous production of electronic devices hasn’t picked up.

Despite the feverish push to the Make In India initiative, questions still remain as to why the indigenous production of electronic devices hasn’t picked up.

The troubles of unicorns like Byju’s suggest that it is imprudent to build a business that depends on incessant venture funding. When money is easy, these startups will have a good ride, but when the money flow dwindles, reality catches up.

Rather than fixing legal delays, the RBI has chosen to embrace a compromise model.

Should an autonomous institution like the RBI – willingly or otherwise – allow itself to be seen as part of a political chess game?

Inflation is the biggest villain for the common people. Price rises hurt the poor the most. The government action in conceding a price hike for essential medicines is a double-whammy for them.

The withdrawal of the benefit of indexation is seen as a deliberate attempt to distort the asset allocation of investors.

The devil lies in the implementation and in putting robust protection around any disinvestment measure.

In the formation of a new cement manufacturing industry group for South Indian companies, there's more than meets the eye.

In an expanded family-run corporate empire, relationship management becomes an onerous task in itself.

Kohli truly shined after going on to become the first CEO of TCS, which in the 1970s was still struggling to get on its feet, and he managed to turn it around, kickstarting the country's IT revolution.

The Reserve Bank of India on Tuesday proposed the amalgamation of LVB with DBS Bank India Ltd (DBIL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of DBS Bank Ltd Singapore (DBS).

A final answer should be given on this tale of technical glitches and unconfirmed bids.

Perhaps the most important measure announced was the RBI's decision to buy state government bonds.

Valli Arunachalam has brought up the gender question, an issue that has added a distinct flavour to this family dispute.

Gurbaxani was ejected from his job last week when shareholders threw out a resolution pertaining to his appointment at the AGM.

Small, older-generation private sector lenders with a regional identity are seeing rough times.

The petitioner has alleged large-scale mismanagement and dissemination of misleading information and data to the general public and shareholders alike.

With uncertainty looming though, depositors are a worried lot. Somewhere along, they need to be assured. Who else can do it better but the RBI?