Stock markets will turn, even with all the economic news still being negative, except in two scenarios
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Bank credit is increasing by double digits and the sustained surge in goods and service tax collections is signalling growing formalisation of the economy
Zomato, Delhivery, Nykaa, CarTrade-there is no chance of these companies making enough money to justify their lofty valuations. Why are mutual funds then putting investors' money at risk?
Employees across segments, including those involved in specialised jobs such as technology, compliance and risk management, have started leaving the bank fold in hordes
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De-extinction -in its current form - is an excessively time- and capital-consuming process, and has yet to be successful for any singular species
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It is different from the uniformed and jackbooted fascism of a century ago, but only in appearance
Sony-Zee merger caps the massive round of consolidation in the media and entertainment space that is on the cusp of change
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A governance ambiguity widens the gaps between the core of a city and peri-urban areas, resulting in a highly scattered and unorganised urbanisation
A slowdown in global trade is nothing new, but the cumulative impact of unprecedented and unforeseen events requires a new policy approach from India
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Chinese president's address to the 20th Party Congress makes it clear China will stay the course with its assertive external policies, despite the threatening international environment
Fintech, Edtech, Healthtech- most trends that got people through the pandemic have lost their charm. WFH, however, continues to win hands down among employees
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From active selection and passive ownership to passive selection and active ownership, activist investors adopt a different tone in India
The regulators of wealth in India are empowered and autonomous, unlike the regulators of wellness, leading to very different outcomes in the two sectors
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