Andy Mukherjee

Globally, Virtual Reality-based health-care training is a $3.8 billion-a-year industry

A decisive transition may help pull consumer and business sentiment away from near-record lows, shake the property market out of its slumber and accelerate auto sales

If the payment market is cornered by a few powerful private-sector platforms, they may impose hidden charges and fees

'It's hard to see 2023 as a great year for the urban middle-class as global tech-industry layoffs affect jobs and capital availability for startups. Rural demand is anyway sluggish'

Adani Enterprises Ltd., the group's flagship, is seeking to raise 200 billion rupees ($2.5 billion) by selling new shares. The additional firepower may come in handy to beef up the fledgling super-app

Will President-elect Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva end the country's decades-long ban on games of chance?

The Digital Personal Data Protection Bill is a more forceful attempt to legislate a Chinese-style surveillance state in the world's largest democracy

What will thrive even after this year's meltdown, however, is cryptographic money.

New Delhi has given environmental clearance to a genetically modified mustard crop, which promises to boost yields by as much as 28%

India as a risk-mitigation tactic - a hedge against manufacturing all widgets in China - is a story that's gathering investor interest and helping to justify lofty valuations

A successful fintech loans platform draws upon what the Bank for International Settlements calls a self-reinforcing "DNA loop," shorthand for data, network and activity

After recent downgrades, stocks comprising the country's benchmark Nifty Index are forecast to deliver around 15% higher income over the next 12 months than at the start of 2020

European clients, which typically account for a quarter to a third of Indian firms' sales, are almost certain to cut their tech budgets - at least until the war in Ukraine comes to an end

What will break the impasse and when? Apart from some simplification of processes and taxation, a lot will depend on the Reserve Bank of India's policies, especially on exchange rates.

It seeks to bend the industry to the government's will by imposing a license requirement on everything from Gmail to FaceTime and Skype

Picking the wrong Hyundai is just embarrassing. Going down a protectionist path reminiscent of the country's own, impoverished socialist past is the bigger folly

The silent soldiers behind the world's second-biggest personal fortune are overdue their recognition. They also deserve some scrutiny

After Amazon.com Inc., it's the turn of Apollo Global Management Inc. to wade into the jungle that's corporate governance in India

The Reserve Bank of India's recently released guidelines for app-based loans show a clear desire to rein in the industry after its pandemic-era excesses

A couple more scandals, and the ED may achieve the shutdown the RBI has long wished for: The considerable talent India has in this area will flee to more welcoming jurisdictions like Dubai