In the just released fourth quarter results, Gill said he will lay emphasis on granularity, sustainability and digitisation, while maintaining highest standard on compliance and prudence in risk

For the fiscal 2018-19, Reliance Retail reported a revenue of Rs 1.30 lakh crore, an 88.68 per cent growth, the highest by any retailer in India

'In my mind, Return On Capital Employed and Annual Revenue Growth, are the two most critical performances parameters accounting for an organisation's consistent growth.'

The problems with SMEs, troubled power companies, and NBFCs have hardly been created by the RBI. And while the government would love to believe that a more reasonable (or pliable) central bank will solve all the problems, this is not going to happen.

Ahead of polls, govt allows OMCs to open over 55,000 new petrol pumpsAhead of the general elections next year, the government for the first time in the last four years allowed the state-run oil marketing companies to go for a massive expansion of their retail operations by opening close to 56,000 new fuel pumps across the country. The move will boost employment generation by thousands and an investment of thousands of crores of rupees. For the first time, the OMCs have invited bids from priva...

For smooth festive season sale, consumer durable manufacturers had temporarily absorbed impacts on their input costs, following the depreciation of the Indian rupee and custom duty hike.

Sony India said that the company ran out of the 55-inch TV stock even before Dhanteras.

It increased slightly in October to 62.43 from 61.38 in September, nearly matching the record high levels seen in July.

RBI Deputy Governor Viral Acharya compared government's 'myopic' economic policies to a T20 cricket match, in contrast to the long-term planning of a central bank, which he called a Test match.

What started out as a debt default crisis at IL&FS has snowballed into a liquiditysqueeze, triggering panicky outflows from mutual funds and risk aversion atlarge.

In an unexpected move, the Monetary Policy Committee of Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday kept the repo rate unchanged at 6.5 per cent. The MPC changed the stance from 'neutral' to 'calibrated tightening'