Business Today India Magazine - May 17, 2020

In this issue

Highlights of Business Today May 17, 2020 issue:
The latest issue of Business Today magazine carries a cover story on 'Check on the Dragon'.
• As India tightens FDI norms, Chinese firms and investments may face regulatory and consumer backlash. The friction between Asian giants could be the beginning of an adversarial chapter in trade. To know more read Check on the Dragon.
• Despite all the brouhaha around PM CARES Fund, it is states that are at the forefront of funding disaster relief and rehabilitation. Find out more at Funding Disaster Relief.
• Seven Indian firms are among those hunting for a vaccine to tame Covid-19. Find out more at Hunt for Magic Potion.
• With both sides tight-lipped, the nuts and bolts of Jio-Facebook tie-up remain shrouded in mystery. Find out more at The Game Changer.
• How India Inc's business continuity plans are being overhauled to tide over the coronavirus crisis. Read more at No Full Stops.
• Coronavirus lockdown has created multiple landmines in the financial services sector. This is how banks and NBFCs are preparing for life post-coronavirus. To know more read The Booby Trap.

All this and much more in the May 17th, 2020 issue of Business Today. So buy now!

The Game Changer

With both sides tight-lipped, the nuts and bolts of Jio-Facebook tie-up remain shrouded in mystery

6 mins

CHECK ON THE DRAGON

As India tightens FDI norms, Chinese firms and investments may face regulatory and consumer backlash. The friction between Asian giants could be the beginning of an adversarial chapter in trade

10+ mins

Hunt For Magic Potion

Seven Indian firms are among those hunting for a vaccine to tame Covid-19. Here is how the projects are progressing

10+ mins

Survival of the Fittest

Companies with low financial liabilities and high liquidity on their books have better chance to tide over the coronavirus-triggered deep slowdown

5 mins

The Booby Trap

Coronavirus lockdown has created multiple landmines in the financial services sector. This is how banks and NBFCs are preparing for life post-coronavirus

10 mins

Funding Disaster Relief

Despite all the brouhaha around PM CARES Fund, it is states that are at the forefront of funding disaster relief and rehabilitation

7 mins

Uphill Battle

Staring at record losses, the travel and tourism sector is preparing a plan to take on coronavirus

10 mins

Big Challenge Is To Ensure Construction Starts At The Earliest

There is a perception that government expenditure over the next few months will be focused more on healthcare and disaster management, leading to lower spends on key infrastructure projects, including highways. Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, spoke to Business Today’s Nirbhay Kumar on how the government plans to restart key projects.

4 mins

NO FULL STOPS

How India Inc's business continuity plans are being overhauled to tide over the coronavirus crisis

8 mins

Best Advice I Ever Got

“YOU ARE THE CUSTODIAN OF THE CULTURE OF THE ORGANISATION”

1 min

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