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India has proven its resilience as a trading nation in recent times

Our trade-to-GDP decline was only a reflection of oil price trends and trade recovery should quash charges of an inward turn

India needs to lay down net shutdown protocols

We have the world's most internet shutdowns. This is a major blot on our record of digital freedom. Such clamps may have their utility but we need clear rules to prevent their abuse

Target maturity funds are fine but beware of the reinvestment risk

TMFs are not very attractive in a rising interest rate scenario as investors get locked in at lower interest rates

WHY AN AFFORDABLE HOME IS A PIPE DREAM

In a bullish real estate market, budget home buyers are getting neglected

Xi visits Moscow to bolster Putin

The two major powers have described Xi's trip as an opportunity to deepen their \"no-limits friendship\"

Cisco backs 'guardrails' for India's IT, telecom sectors

Company will support new regulations being considered by the Indian government

'Connected 4G, 5G laptops to be mainstream in 3 years'

Qualcomm is working on devices that will connect to the internet through mobile networks

GMR Airports to merge with parent GMR Infrastructure

Airport operator Groupe ADP will become the 2nd largest shareholder in the merged entity

Bitcoin breaks above $28K amid bank crisis

Turmoil in the banking sector, hotter-than expected inflation data, and renewed hopes for a dovish Federal Reserve has Bitcoin reaching levels not seen in about nine months.

Indian banks better off than US, Europe peers

In a collateral damage of sorts, turbulence in the US and European banking sector has led to a negative rub-off effect on Indian banking stocks. In March so far, the Nifty Bank index has slid 3.3%. Even before the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) crisis erupted, the index was trading on a weak note.

India plans to extend fuel export restrictions beyond Mar

India plans to extend restrictions on the export of diesel and gasoline after the current fiscal year ends this month to ensure the availability of refined fuels for the domestic market, two government sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.

India seeks to tap Scandinavian nations for clean energy tech

RK Singh likely to visit Finland in Sep to explore international cooperation in renewable tech

How scandal and mistrust ended Credit Suisse's 166-year run

Credit Suisse Group AG, once one of the stalwarts of the global financial system, is no more.

Amazon to cut 9,000 jobs in second round of layoffs

Amazon.com Inc. is laying off an additional 9,000 employees, adding to cuts that were already the largest round of firings in the company’s history.

India's Russia exports in Feb up 25% to hit pre-Ukraine war level

India’s exports to Russia have exceeded the levels before the war outbreak in Ukraine, even as the conflict in Europe drags down global trade growth.

Gold hits record high on global banking turmoil

Gold prices soared to an intraday record on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) on Monday, as investors rushed to safe-haven assets after banking crises in the US and Europe.

Apex court clears decks for second RCap auction

The Supreme Court on Monday allowed lenders to Reliance Capital (RCap) to hold a second auction of the insolvent company, upholding the order of the company law appeals tribunal.

Refund ₹300 cr to NSE: SC tells Sebi

The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to refund ₹300 crore deposited by the National Stock Exchange (NSE) as part of a disgorgement order.

India may hit back at EU's carbon tax

Counter-tariffs likely as move threatens India's metal exports

What The Loss Of Silicon Valley Bank Means For Silicon Valley

Silicon valley is a tough place to be a banker. Startup bosses call with references but no revenue. Loans can seldom be secured against physical assets.

Bored of work? It could be your manager's fault

In 'Purposeful', the author talks about ways to find purpose in work

The art of creating a 'net energy positive' office

The Atal Akshaya Urja Bhawan, the new MNRE headquarters, makes a louder, and more progressive, statement about sustainability

Britain's economy improving may not keep Sunak in power

London's budget is unlikely to shake off the gloom of a 'vibecession'

Our new trade policy must calm fears of rising import restrictions

India's new foreign trade policy, which is to be announced shortly, will be watched closely. Policy watchers will especially look to it for guidance on future policy trends on import restrictions, over which there have been some conflicting signals.

Adani's U-turn amplifies questions of compliance

The group has acknowledged Vinod Adani as a member, but we need clarity on whether it flouted a free-float rule, manipulated its shares and gained from a regulatory look-away

Shifting gears: Bandhan MF plans to unlock its growth potential

The fund house has done well on debt side but equity has been a mixed bag. It plans to increase stocks coverage

WHY PRAMILA DEVI USES HER SLIPPERS SPARINGLY

Sales of mass footwear items have slid-an indicator of stressed incomes and faltering consumer demand

Buffett in touch with Biden on banking crisis

Berkshire Hathaway Inc.'s Warren Buffett has been in touch with senior officials in President Joe Biden's administration in recent days as the regional banking crisis unfolds.

Vladimir Putin visits Russia-occupied city of Mariupol

Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the city of Mariupol, the Kremlin's press service said Sunday, according to Russian news agencies.

Ampere works to solve chassis breakage issue

Greaves's e-two-wheeler arm issues advisories to dealers, offers new parts