Rising inflation will hurt some consumers for sure, but consumption per se is growing, thanks to the wider affluence a strong economy is creating.

The Indian stock market is sneezing because the US has caught a cold. Otherwise, especially at the current prices, D-Street still offers perhaps the best high-growth bet.

Hero Honda ramps up output in a falling market.

Assets Under Management of Indian mutual fund industry increase 1.4%

COVID-19 impact: Investment banking activity slows down in 2020

The cover story on HUL showcases the comeback of the consumer goods giant after a period of sluggish growth. When Nitin Paranjpe takes over the mantle as the new CEO in April, he will have a tough job on his hand.

Africa is turning out to be a services market for India.

The most innovative companies don't do different things, they just do things differently. And that seems to make all the difference.

Bank credit improves in June as economy begins to 'unlock'

Tata Motors has acquired iconic British auto brands Jaguar and Land Rover from Ford Motor Company for $2.3 billion. But does it have a concrete plan to turn them around? BT's Krishna Gopalan finds out.

When US investment bank Morgan Stanley parted ways with JM Financial last February after a 10-year relationship, the Indian financial services major, in which founder Nimesh Kampani owns 67 per cent of the equity, got richer by a cool $425 million. For decades, Kampani has been a veritable one-man army on Deal Street. He’s now attempting to build a multi-faceted institution, but the going may not to be smooth. BT's Mahesh Nayak reports.

India Inc. wants to lend to the poor.

Exposure to overseas credit derivatives takes a toll on Indian banks.

How India's banks are functioning despite the threat of COVID-19

Many stocks have started looking attractive, particularly if you look at them as a long-term investment. As equity markets become cheaper, it’s the perfect opportunity to grab a few growth funds for the long term.

Banks witness low credit growth due to coronavirus-induced lockdown

There are some truly remarkable instances of how Indian companies have dreamt big dreams and then gone on to make them happen in real life.

That means more private equity for players in equities.

It was less than three years ago that Ranganath ‘rangu’ Salgame, 46, then the newly-appointed India head of networking giant Cisco, shot into the limelight for attracting over $1-billion investment to expand its local operations.

RBI will have to make some tough choices to keep the economy humming.