In a Q&A, Sanjiv Chadha, the MD & CEO of the bank, dwells on how the lender fared in Q2 and the strategy it will adopt for its assets and liabilities franchises going forward
In a Q&A, Aprameya Radhakrishna, who is also the CEO of the made-in-India microblogging platform, says Koo is even open to hiring those Twitter sacked and that verification on Koo is free for life
"The main focus for the coming years will include the recruitment of the manpower and opening of branches," said Aggarwal
Former SBI chief, Bhattacharya talks to Pavan Lall about her transformation to leading a software firm, work-life balance and why genius often borders on insanity
In a Q&A, the firm's US business head and its group CFO talk about their plans to scale the specialty products business further, and dwell on the company's strategies post-pandemic
Markets will come back after geopolitical turbulence and each company will have to make its own strategy, says Mahesh Babu
As part of the ITC Next strategy, we are making sure that the organisation remains agile, nimble and consumer-centric at all times
'Microsoft believes that mandatory reporting of security incidents is a good idea'
Reddy talks to Pavan Lall about collective thinking, the power of the family constitution and why private healthcare is often misunderstood
Start-ups going through ups and downs is a reflection of the economy and the market, says Bavi
'We are very reluctant because price rise has an impact on the demand as well as the volume growth', he said
We need to be sensitive to market demand while approving proposed acquisitions.
In a Q&A, Gyanesh Chaudhary dwells on the gaps in the PLI scheme for solar projects and his company's current and future plans in this space
Sunak, son-in-law of Infosys co-founder N R Narayana Murthy, will be the first person of Indian origin to be sworn in as the UK's PM
The increase of 190 basis points (bps) in the repo rate resulted in a surge in mortgage rates with a transmission of 130-140 bps in the effective home loan rates: Radha Dhir
Today we have about 110 million learners on the platform, of which 17 million are from India. India's growing faster than Europe and North America.
In a Q&A, the Jt MD and CFO of the company says the worst is over as higher volumes, better demand and lower raw material cost play out in the coming quarters
Good demand for used vehicles in rural market, says Umesh Revankar in interview
Turkish Airlines and IndiGo have agreed to code-sharing on each other's flights between Turkey and India.
Business Standard's Raghav Aggarwal caught up with Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath, to talk about the future of fintech and funding in India. Let us listen in to the interview