For Liquor Companies, Home Delivery Alone Won’t Plug Covid-19 Hole
Why online sales are not enough for liquor companies.
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The Pandemic Pushes Emerging Markets Into A Debt Crisis, Yet Again
Everyone agrees some relief is needed. The questions are how much and who pays.
Elon Musk Is The Hero America Deserves
The pandemic tweets, though, have made it harder to tell what’s up and what’s down in Musk Land.
The Best Apps To Keep You On Track
Staying focused is harder than ever.
Jain Irrigation’s Restructuring Plan Nears Approval From Banks
Lenders to Jain Irrigation likely to approve a restructuring plan soon.
How Likely Is Bharti Airtel To Meet Its ARPU Forecasts
Bharti Airtel wants to increase its ARPU by 30% in the near term. That is a tough target.
China Blew A Chance At Global Leadership Responding To Covid-19
China had an opportunity to be magnanimous and offer equipment and expertise to fight Covid-19. Instead, it blundered gracelessly.
Deflation Would Be A Crippling Side Effect Of The Pandemic
If you’ve ever lived in a country with runaway prices, you know the corrosive impact of high inflation.
How Private Equity Is Ruining American Health Care
Not long after California governor ordered state’s residents to stay home, Dr. Morganroth said their dermatology group was open.
Monetise Sarkari Silver For Real Stimulus
This is the moment to get sarkar out of vyapar. Set up an India Investment Corporation to hold all 339 PSUs, writes Shankkar Aiyar
Virus Halted This Firm’s Stellar Market Debut Run. It May Also Spur Growth.
Why this consumer intelligence firm may overcome Covid-19 disruption.
How Low Can Interest Rates Go In India?
The policy repo rate could go as low as 1 percent if the Taylor Rule construct is applied, said Abhiman Das of IIM-Ahmedabad.
It Will Take Years For Beer Drinking In Europe To Return To Normal
The prospect of once-bustling pubs reopening as ghost towns is a major problem for Anheuser-Busch InBev, Carlsberg, and Heineken.
Foreign STEM Graduates Are Being Shut Out Of The U.S. Job Market
Over a million international students who attended U.S. universities in the 2018-19 school year, are seeing their plans upended.
Cold, Crowded, Deadly: Virus Stalks Workers At U.S. Meat Plants
Rafael Benjamin’s family was pleading with him to stay home from work. He promised he would, but not until after April 10.
Why Escorts Is Bullish Despite Virus Turmoil
Escorts, which beat estimates in quarter ended March, says supply-side issues will continue but should be manageable by planning.
The ‘Best Is Behind’ For Consumer Discretionary Stocks: Kenneth Andrade
“Valuations are nice but they are not going to regain their highs. We’re taking a pause on that,” says Kenneth Andrade.
The Future Of Air Travel ‘Will Be As Enjoyable As Open-Heart Surgery’
At the Airport, Expect Plexiglass, Face Masks and Miles of Queues
The Swedish Model Trades More Disease For Less Economic Damage
On May 8 Anders Tegnell gave an interview via Zoom from a parked car. The earbud cord plugged in his phone flapped in foreground.
The Fourth Round Of Bidding Will Be Jet Airways’ Final Call
Lenders are resigned to the fact that Jet’s likely to end up in liquidation. Even so, they will try to sell it one more time.
Motel Industry Turmoil Blocks Indian-American Path To Prosperity
Asian Americans make up almost 7% of the population, they own about half of the country’s 54,000 motel and hotel properties.
The Father Of The Fear Gauge Says He Feels Reassured By The VIX
The Father of the Fear Gauge Says He Feels Reassured by the VIX
Virus Threatens A Booming Corner Of India’s Bruised Property Market
Companies plan to retain the work-from-home option but developers of office space don’t see it as a real threat.
The Shape Of India’s Exit From The Covid-19 Crisis
Mapping two possible trajectories: a rapid recovery after lockdown, or structural economic damage during prolonged distancing.
Chinese Malls, Dependent On Restaurants, Face A Bleak Future
Chinese Malls, Dependent on Restaurants, Face a Bleak Future
Where Jio Platforms Derives Its Value From
Here’s where Jio Platforms derives its value from.
The Work-From-Home Trader Who Shook Global Markets
With no ties to high finance, he accumulated $70 million buying and selling futures as if he were playing a computer game.
NBFC Loan Disbursements Fell An Estimated 70-80% In April
NBFC loan disbursements fell an estimated 70-80% in April and could remain weak through the rest of the quarter, said executives.
One Of The World’s Top Chefs Has A Plan To Save Farm-To-Table Dining
The chefs part of his movement will set up 12-by-15-foot gardens to supply themselves and possibly, their restaurants.
Why Chicken Is Plentiful During The Pandemic And Beef Is Not
Beef has been pricey and scarce in the U.S. amid coronavirus outbreak. Chicken has remained widely available and cheap.
To Avoid Burnout, Work Less And Ignore ‘Productivity Propaganda’
For many workers, the professional environment has changed radically since Covid-19—but the intensity of their jobs hasn’t.
A Sector That’s Defied The Slowdown Amid Covid-19 Lockdown
Shares of fertiliser makers rose last month on a jump in retail sales amid the lockdown.
Bond Investors Shun State Government Firms, Make A Beeline For Central PSUs
Bonds of state government entities are trading at deep discounts compared to bonds issued by central government entities.
Devina Mehra And Shankar Sharma On Investing During The ‘Grandmother Of All Crises’
Covid-19’s impact on the real economy would be 1,000 times greater than the financial crisis of 2008, the investor couple said.
About A Third Of Private Bank Loan Books Go Under Moratorium
The moratorium announced on March 27 was applicable for payments due between March and May.
Minorities And Less Skilled Workers See A Decade’s Job Gains Evaporate
Minorities And Less Skilled Workers See A Decade’s Job Gains Evaporate
One Of The World’s Best Restaurants Might Not Reopen For Business
The No. 1 restaurant in the world in 2017 said it will take millions of dollars to reopen, bring back staff.
A Look At The Most Promising Candidates For A Covid-19 Vaccine
Drug companies and university scientists are testing scores of possible inoculations.
Lift Lockdown, Respect Right To Livelihood, Says Arvind Datar
The right to livelihood is as important as the right to life, argues noted Supreme Court lawyer Arvind Datar.
A Lesson from the Spanish Flu: Don’t End Restrictions Too Soon
Social distancing didn’t meaningfully reduce deaths from the Spanish flu because it didn’t last long enough, says a new paper.
