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Busting Myths About Risks To Aircraft In Flight

Movies depict all kinds of scary scenes, such as plane doors opening mid-air or cargo flying all around. But how real are the threats? Ashwini Phadnis checks out

Going Abroad To Study? Carry The Right Cover

Comprehensive policies offer more protection and meet the needs of universities; those from India are cheaper

Farmers Hold Nationwide Protests Against RCEP

The widespread protests by hundreds of farmers across the country against the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) went unnoticed by and large.

The Business End Of Social Media Outrage

Brand heads should read the outrage well. While some require an apologetic stance, others can be used to their benefit.

Tiger Woods Wins Zozo Championship

He is three away from Jack Nicklaus’ 18 Majors, the most won by any golfer in history

Making Palm Oil A ‘Sustainable' Crop

Rather than spending time to develop environmental and social criteria, India could use the existing global norms for imports

Tata Motors Net Loss Narrows To ₹216 Cr In Q2 As JLR's Performance Improves

But slowdown impacts domestic business.

Signing RCEP Will Be Suicidal As It Affects All Sectors: Congress

Dairy industry and agriculture will be hit hardest, say party leaders

Airtel Launches Accelerator To Give A Leg Up To Early-stage Start-ups

Picks up 8.8% stake in Vahan.

BSNL Must Step Up Its Game To Survive

Pumping in taxpayers’ money to revive the struggling PSU will be meaningless without a plan to compete for customers

Downpour Pauses Tiger Woods' March At Zozo Championships

Third round will be played today

Conflict Between NCLT And Enforcement Agencies Will Be Resolved Soon: Sitharaman

Our target is to hit top-50 in Ease of doing business: Finance Minister

Rusty Woods Turns Birdie Machine; Takes Lead In Japan

Tiger Woods could do nothing right for the first three holes and then could little wrong for the next 15 as he carded six-under 64 in the first round of the inaugural $9.75-million Zozo Championship.

Seamen Who Have Got Certificates Without Attending Classes Face Action

Can be debarred from sailing for up to five years

Slowdown Blues: No Big-Bang Corporate Gifting This Diwali

Corporate gifting outfits see a 30% drop in sales

TRAI Issues Recommendations On KYC Norms For DTH Players

Suggests linking set-top boxes with subscribers’ mobile numbers

Concor Employees Smell A Scam In Strategic Sale, Meet Politicos For Support

To launch a nation-wide strike

Will Facebook's Libra Launch Get Likes From US Lawmakers?

Zuckerberg faces grilling on digital currency plans

50 Lakh Residents Of Over 1,700 Unauthorised Colonies In Delhi To Get Ownership Rights

A nominal fee is to be charged based on carpet area or plot size

NBFC Stress Can Affect Revival Of Banking Sector, Cautions Fitch

Systemic stress across India’s non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) would deal a significant setback to the banking sector’s recovery, reversing recent improvements in performance, pressuring viability ratings (VRs), and posing solvency risks to stateowned banks with the thinnest buffers, Fitch Ratings has cautioned.

Staggered Work Hours May Help Beat Traffic

Changing work schedules and introducing flexi-work hours are low-cost efforts that could reduce peak-hour congestion

Banking Crisis Is Frightening, Says Abhijit Banerjee

Govt must bring down stake in PSU banks less than 50%, says Nobel Laureate

Now, TCS To Double Pay Of ‘Hot Talent'

The rise of digital technologies and rapid change in skillset requirements are forcing companies such as TCS to take a complete relook at talent acquisition and retention.

Losses Mount For Tata Group Aviation Firms

AirAsia reports loss of ₹670 crore; Vistara ₹830 crore in red in FY19

Mpeda To Impose Moratorium On New Fishmeal Units From January 1

Aquaculture utilises about 45 per cent of global fish meal production

Uber Sees India As Its Innovations Hub

Says its model is in sync with the change that millennials want

UltraTech Cement Net Up 63 Percent On Lower Cost, Higher Realisation

Plans to invest ₹940 cr for capacity expansion

Rupee Depreciation Could Aggravate The Current Slowdown

Although the rupee has stabilised after a steep fall, it remains under pressure from multiple sources. Depreciation currently brings many costs in lieu of few benefits

‘India, US Likely To Seal Trade Deal Soon'

Need to work on a bilateral agreement that will go beyond the current tinkering: Goyal

For A Private Market In Deposit Insurance

Depositors’ claims can be settled faster if the DICGC acted only as a re-insurer and private/public sector players offer protection