Former Finance Minister and senior BJP leader Arun Jaitley passed away on Saturday at Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), where he was admitted on August 9.

Arun Jaitley passes away Live Updates: Former finance minister Arun Jaitley had been admitted to AIIMS, New Delhi, since 9 August.

Retracting ill-conceived steps, introducing confidence-building measures, liquidity enhancement, commitment of interest rate transmission and a lot of promises for infrastructure, home buyers and automobile sector dominated FM Sitharaman's announcements

So, what does Amazon's 49 per cent stake in Future Coupons mean? Future Coupons is a promoter entity of the Kishore Biyani-owned Future Group to whom warrants were issued earlier

The three-day non-technical programme is done under the purview of Microsoft's online AI Business School, which provides executive-level insights and practical and actionable guidance to build an end-to-end AI strategy

The regulator argues that the new poverty line for rural areas is nearly Rs 32 and for urban areas Rs 47. But to access data, the minimum tariff plan costs Rs 49, which includes free voice, SMS and 1GB data every 28 days

Announcing revision in its growth forecast for 16 Asian economies, Moody's said weaker trade and investment weigh on GDP growth, despite stable private and public consumption in the region

Oyo, founded by 25-year-old Agarwal in 2013, started as a budget hotel aggregator in India. It expanded rapidly into markets such as China, Europe and the United States, and now manages over 23,000 properties across the world

INX Media case: Arrested by the CBI over charges of money laundering and corruption in the INX Media case, Chidambaram might be in for a long battle in courts before his name is cleared.

Parle Products, makers of the iconic Parle-G biscuits, says that Parle-G is the worst hit. The country's most favourite biscuit has been de-growing and if it continues, the company would be forced to lay off as many as 10,000 people working across its various factories

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) said it enabled rating agencies to get \"explicit consent\" from clients in rating agreements to secure details on debt repayments and any delays or defaults from lenders or other organisations