N Sundaresha Subramanian

The new Sebi rule creates a possibility of UTI becoming a foreign fund house if T Rowe itself decides to buy from others

Taking control of a company citing public interest could have wider legal and regulatory implications for businesses and the government, say experts

Mohan, chairman of Mohan Meakin, the maker of Old Monk rum, passed away on Saturday following a cardiac arrest at Mohan Nagar, near Ghaziabad

It is very important for the Asia-Pacific region to have a voice. India has spots in different standard-setting boards and committees, she said

For Wadia, the marriage meant her relationship with Mohammad Ali Jinnah would go into a chill

The need for change has been felt at the highest level

The issue of bondholders betrayed by a government entity is a huge blot not only on Sardar Sarovar, but on Indian investment history itself

Evidence gathered through forensic audit is part of litigation and admissible in the court of law

Sebi's position is that the order was not against the companies themselves

Voted almost entirely against management's resolution, while most public shareholders supported it

For Pendse, like many, the 16-year process itself proved to be the punishment

Alt News has been making waves online for exposing spurious news stories on social media

The banking sector was recently spooked by incidents of data breach and attempts of cyber-heist

RBI move on Rs 1,845 cr corporate loan book of NBFC arm raises concerns

Nearly 100 new staff members are being added to the system

Govt had ordered recovery in March; proxy firm wants shareholders to vote against Gammon's move

The BJP's approach to the media has largely been hostile; the Congress has been more docile

The e-NAM is envisaged as a pan-India electronic trading portal

Promoter entities report pledge of additional shares in early May

Stakeholders Relationship Committee has been underutilised by companies for dispute resolution