Bloomberg Opinion

The latest drug recalls just add to a long line of scandals that have tainted the pharma sector of India

In other words, no council of BJP elders appears to have met in New Delhi last week and decided Gandhi had become so great of a threat that he needed to be driven out of Parliament

Unfortunately, turning nasal vaccines into reality has a long way to go. The same is true for any newer approach to combatting Covid

There are good reasons for governments to utilize novel CDR methods at the same time as expanding established land-based carbon capture and storage

'Understaffing isn't always a result of management short-sightedness'

For all intents and purposes, China has failed to achieve its semiconductor goals, and those tasked with realising them are being brought to account

The project is envisioned as a playground for the rich who would earn in dollars and keep all of it

If U.S. policy makers follow through on their aggressive tightening rhetoric, we could be in for some testing times

The government prioritized servicing external debt rather than ensuring it could provide for its people

Washington and Brussels have carved out loopholes big enough for an oil tanker in their current sanctions policy, allowing the trade to continue.

Russia's onslaught has been anticipated for months

Alibaba's struggle is borne out in the numbers. Revenue for the three months to December climbed just 10%, compared with 29% growth the prior period

Omicron raises questions about the strength of demand in the event lockdowns are renewed and people have to wait for a whole new vaccine.

Industry gains confidence that policy makers have been persuaded of benefits to the economy from blockchain-based innovation.

Low prices, until recently, for energy of all types might have left consumers with too-rosy a picture of how much they will pay for fuel.

State planners have to balance their industrial ambitions with focus on lowering energy consumption and carbon emissions.

The airline's privatisation is two decades late but Indian taxpayers ought to be relieved to have cut their losses.

For investors wary of China, looking at India makes sense but the extra dollars arrive with a cost.

Even small shops can now access large and organised wholesalers, as they buy credit responsibly.

Its government would be better off saving its money and luring more suitable partners in testing and assembly.