The Pandemic Has The Euro Area And U.S. Trading Places
Major economies of the euro area have been rebounding from the recession faster than the U.S.
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Number Fever: The Pepsi Contest That Became A Deadly Fiasco
Decades ago, a marketing stunt promised Philippine soda drinkers a chance at a million pesos. But what it led to was disaster.
States Of The Economy: Local Economic Activity Swings To Virus Spread
While state-level electricity and mobility data is in line with the virus spread, unemployment data shows differing trends.
Reliance Retail Commands $83-Billion Valuation In OTC Market
Shares of the unlisted Reliance Retail have surged in the over-the-counter market amid talks of a stake sale in the RIL unit.
The Airport Of The Future Will Have No Check-In Or Security Lines
International airports are getting a rare chance to make changes flyers have long wanted and some upgrades they never imagined.
Airbus And Boeing Will Keep Making Jets That Airlines Can’t Buy
The competition and rivalry will go on but now, they have to fly through the pandemic.
Jet Airways Lenders Get Lukewarm Offers From Bidders
Lenders to the stressed airline see offers made by bidders in the fourth round as low.
Hong Kong’s Yellow Movement Turns Chinese Propaganda On Its Head
Across Hong Kong’s “yellow economy” signs of defiance have emerged in support of anti-government protests.
Life And Debt At A Private Equity Hospital
All you need to know about life and debt at a Private Equity Hospital is here.
What India Inc.’s Fundraising Blitz Yielded In Pandemic-Hit Quarter
Here’s what India Inc.’s fundraising blitz yielded in the first quarter.
Tractors Clock Highest Retail Sales In 19 Months
Overall vehicle registrations fell 36.9% year-on-year drop but rose 16% over the preceding month to 11.34 lakh units in July.
What Curbs On TV Imports Mean For The Industry
The government put import of fully made televisions in ‘restricted’ list compared with ‘free’ imports allowed earlier.
London Traders Hit $500 Million Jackpot When Oil Went Negative
A small group of veteran traders at a tiny London firm pocketed as much as $500 million as price of oil plummeted.
Rethink How You Do Business In Order To Keep Being Innovative
The key is to replicate the spirit of collaboration and serendipity in an organization whose workers are physically isolated.
Gold Can Do What Bonds Can’t In A Superlow-Rate World
Gold is experiencing a record-breaking rally, with futures prices briefly touching $2,000 an ounce on July 31.
Why Aurobindo Pharma Has Been The Alpha Among Indian Drugmakers
A closer look at why the drugmaker has stood out among peers.
2020: Annus Horribilis, But Not For Tech. Will That Sustain?
In these disruptive times, can earnings comfort, strong balance sheets, cash flows & decent RoEs bring in higher multiples for IT?
Service With A Smile Is Harder For Hospitality Workers In Masks
Making someone at an establishment feel welcome when both parties have half their face covered isn’t an innate skill.
Private Equity’s Biggest Critic Sounds Off With His Final Warning
University of Oxford professor Ludovic Phalippou told financiers that the stated returns for PE funds were nonsense.
How Max Life Insurance Fine-Tuned Its Investment Model Amid Pandemic
Mihir Vora has fine-tuned his investment strategy to fit the changing times.
China’s EV Makers Target Drivers Who Can’t Afford A Tesla
China buys more electric vehicles than any other country, and most sales occur in big cities such as Beijing and Shanghai.
Value Investors Believe Their Long Winter May Soon End
What do you do when your money-management strategy, even one with a multi-decade history of success, isn’t having a good run?
Eight Shocking Secrets I Learned While Working On Private Jets
A sneak peak into behind-the-scenes life on a private jet.
Strategies For Showing Your Boss That You’re Keeping Busy
How to communicate in between deadlines and Zoom calls.
Pandemic Stalls The Boom For India’s Best-Selling Electric Vehicle
Tracing the journey, and future outlook, of the e-rickshaw—the electic three-wheeler that drove the EV revolution in India.
Nifty Chart Check, Dollar Vs Gold, Key Outperformers
Why technical analysts say dollar’s loss is gold’s gain.
Big Dance Numbers Are Out In Bollywood As Virus Forces Change
The pandemic is turning Bollywood downright minimalistic.
Risk-Averse Private Banks Flock To The Safety Of Bonds
Flush with liquidity but reluctant to take on credit risk, Indian lenders have stepped up investments in bonds.
China’s Xi Sets His Sights On Taiwan After Subduing Hong Kong
Xi has consolidated control in these places since taking power in 2012 and bolstered Beijing’s hold in the South China Sea.
Americans Aren’t Making Babies, And That’s Bad For the Economy
Across the U.S.,couples are making decisions that, in the aggregate, could prove as consequential for long-term health of economy.
The RBI’s Next Move: Extended Moratorium, Restructuring Or...
The RBI has three choices when the moratorium ends in August. One of those is ideal.
This Whiskey Decanter Works Like A Carafe, With Less Jangling
Norlan’s Nyht whiskey decanter is a compact, elegant treat.
Why Some Founders Fly While Others Flounder
The ‘Why’ of a venture often tells you about the foundational principles of a company, an insight that is immensely valuable.
Edelweiss’ Aditya Narain Suggests How Investors Should Prepare For FY22
Aditya Narain is preparing for financial year 2021-22 as that’s when he believes corporate India is likely to achieve normalcy.
Should India Print Money To Fight Covid-19?
A country is eligible to adopt MMT without causing side effects if it meets 3 criteria, write Hugo Erken & the RaboResearch team.
Talent Cloud—A Covid Silver Lining At TCS
TCS CFO V Ramakrishnan talks about coping with Covid and adapting to a post-pandemic world.
Frackers Are In Crisis, Endangering America’s Energy Renaissance
Frac Tech Services has slashed executive pay, idled its entire fleet of pumping gear, and laid off two-thirds of its employees.
Bad Loans, Stranded Money And The R-Naught Of Credit Markets
Mapping risks & managing fragility in the financial sector is like pandemic management, with contact tracing, isolation, treatment
What India’s Top Five Veteran Investors Bought And Sold In June Quarter
Here’s what Jhunjhunwala, Damani, Kacholia, Kedia and Dolly Khanna bought and sold in June quarter.
How To Survive A Ransomware Attack Without Paying The Ransom
Norsk Hydro used faxes, Post-its, and old PCs to beat cybercriminals.
