Mood of the Nation survey: 42% believe India can become $5 trillion economy by 2025Less than half - 42 per cent - of respondents in the Mood of the Nation survey believe that India can become a $5 trillion economy by 2025. The survey conducted by India Today and Karvy Insights surveyed 12,141 people from across the country. A majority - 58 per cent - are either not hopeful or are doubtful of the target. Out of the 58 per cent, around 34 per cent believe that India won't reach the ...

As many as 44 per cent people supported the Centre's privatisation drive, while 39 per cent opposed the government's decision to sell its majority stake in the Public Sector Units (PSUs)

The percentage of people who believed doing business in India had become easier under Modi govt was 54 per cent in the same survey conducted in August last year

In an era of lifelong training and re-skilling to keep abreast of opportunities and threats, businesses and employees need to enable continuous 'Byte' learning

Union Budget 2020: The finance minister will present budget on February 1 at a time when India's GDP has dipped to a six-year low amidst a consistent slowdown in the economy as well as weak demand

For the first time in the report's 10-year outlook, the top five global risks in terms of likelihood are all environmental -- extreme weather events, human-made environmental disasters, major biodiversity loss, natural disasters, and failure of climate change mitigation and adaptation.

Share price of Mindtree touched an intraday high of Rs 901.9, rising 4.42%, with 1.28 lakh and 35.24 lakh shares trading on BSE and NSE.

A few employees were asked to leave after the income tax officials started searching the office. The company, already battling a myriad of troubles, assured cooperation to the tax authorities

The Indian economy is going through one of its longest spells of slowdown - six quarters and counting

BT's power-packed pre-Budget panel discussion of experts from business, economics, politics and taxation debates how Budget 2020 should tackle slowdown

Pessimism rules as corporate leaders expect a dull Budget and below 5 per cent growth in 2019/20, finds the latest Business Today-C fore Business Confidence Survey

Interestingly, Chandrasekhar was also among 108 academicians who signed a joint statement in March 2019, flagging serious concerns over increasing \"political interference\" in the handling of economic data

India ranked lower than many of its international peers, and some of its neighbours like China (106th), Sri Lanka (102nd), Nepal (101st), Brazil (92nd), Indonesia (85th) and Bangladesh (50th)

Business Today magazine released its latest issue featuring the BT-PwC study identifying the best performers of India Inc. The Best CEO survey, which has been conducted since 2012 evaluates the CEOs performances over the past three fiscals-2018/19, 2017/18 and 2016/17-on growth in total income, profit before interest and tax and total shareholder returns. Watch the video for more.

Initiatives are being put in place to reach out to women professionals across the country including freshly minted engineers from the tier-II and tier-III cities and towns

In an exclusive interview with Business Today's Joe C Mathew, OECD Chief Economist Laurence Boone says India must look at the slowdown as an opportunity and speed up reforms

The winners of this year's Best CEO Awards are the creme de la creme of corporate India. Their outstanding performance in the midst of one of India's most prolonged and crippling slowdowns speaks volumes of their vision, strategy, social and environmental awareness and the longevity of their organisations

As the economy slowed down, winners of BT-PwC Best CEO awards had a trial by fire

All the key economic indicators have been on a downward swing for quite some time. If this slide is not checked India may slip into recession sooner than later. In this first part of a two-part series, the article looks at what the major economic indicators are telling about the state of Indian economy

TSSIA is meeting tomorrow to decide the future course of action, which includes a meeting of all Gramapanchayath heads and other authorities and the possibility of legal remedies: Ninad Jaywant