Continuously rising interest rates make FDs attractive, but still consider at least two more options.

Self-employed professionals have a very wide scope of reducing their tax liability.

Question:Where can you find a multitude of young, well-heeled and fancyfree professionals always on the look out for the next purchase? The credit card sharks know the answer and it’s the software boulevards of India.

The two-wheeler and passenger car market is zooming. Easy finance is the octane powering that engine.

There is still scope for growth in stock prices, but don’t expect your portfolio to go ballistic in 2007.

Credit card is a double-edged financial tool. And its irresponsible use can create unimaginable financial mess, very quickly.

What makes arbitrage funds safe for risk-averse investors looking at fixed incomes? MONEY TODAY gives a lowdown on this improved variant of short-term debt that allows you to fish safe, market-linked returns in calm waters

India has a market share of 12% of the offshore market of $10-15 billion. By 2020, Nasscom estimates that as much as 25-30% of the $150-225 billion market for offshore engineering services could belong to India, yielding $40 billion in annual revenues.

Enam Securities believes that the sell-off in the real estate and construction sector has cleaned out the froth and led to the emergence of select value.

Cultivating rice via drip irrigation can save plenty of water, but it has to be commercially viable first.

James Whitehurst, President and CEO, Red Hat, the iconic company selling subscriptions for managing open source software, thinks out of the box.

A host of global corporations—Vodafone, Microsoft, Dassault, to name a few—struggle to comprehend the country's tax administration and its ways. How bad is it and what is the way out?

Asset management companies are sprucing up their websites to facilitate online transactions by not just tech-savvy investors but even lay ones.

Here's a look at the people, places and products doing the rounds these days.

India's foreign trade is set to see a big jump with its free trade agreement (FTA) with ASEAN, the world's largest and covering a market of almost 1.8 billion consumers, coming into effect from January 1, 2010.

The UK-India Joint Economic and Trade Committee (JETCO) was set up in pursuance of the UK-India Joint Declaration made at London by the Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom and India on September 20, 2004.

The legal profession in India fails to catch-up with the globalisation efforts and has been operating under the protectionist provisions of the Advocates Act, 1961.

Enhanced levels of communication—both internal and external—and innovation saw Nokia India through the downturn.

Efficiency brought in by an open economy, top class entrepreneurs, high savings rate and young population will collectively deliver 8-9 per cent growth over the next decade.

They may not be running businesses or owning them, but this clutch of women in government influences the course that India Inc. takes.