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Vodafone Idea reaches out to lenders for debt revamp as losses mount

The distress at India's No. 2 phone operator deepened last week after the nation's top court ordered it to pay about $4 billion in past dues, dealing a fresh blow to the struggling business

India eyes more levies on refined palm oil imports to push local processing

Such a move by India could reduce refined palm shipments from top producers Indonesia and Malaysia

India's last-minute demands for concessions might jeopardise RCEP deal

India, which has raised some tariffs under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has long been the main holdout on an RCEP deal due to strong domestic opposition

India's telecom sector is staring at decimation, thanks to state action

The Supreme Court has ordered the companies to pay the government not just the dues but a hefty penalty -- as well interest on both

Struggling India needs more trade; RCEP may just be the right card to play

Modi has long sought to portray himself as both a reformer and a global statesman. A bold decision would not only shore up his reputation , it would point India in the direction of recovery

Economy may be struggling but Narendra Modi's right turn project is not

India's global reach hinges on its ability to drive the global economy over the next decade

A manager tried to halt Boeing 737 Max production on safety before crashes

At least one whistle-blower also told the committee that the company sacrificed safety for cost savings

Bond vigilantes worry too much: Veteran banker shrugs off fiscal concerns

Gautam, a banker for nearly thirty-five years, is counting on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration's past fiscal-track record

Standard Life plans to divest up to 4.5% stake in HDFC Life Insurance

From October lows of Rs 575, shares of HDFC Life had gained as much as 8 per cent amid strong buying in shares of private insurers

Forget zero fees and robots: One broker doubles down on humans

It's essentially a bet customers will still pay extra to be hand-held in their trades

In one of its biggest deals, Airbus bags $30-bn IndiGo order for 300 jets

The deal marks the latest victory for Airbus as rival Boeing reels from the idling of its 737 Max after two fatal crashes in five months

The 'Uber for trucking' tries to navigate some uber-scale problems

For Convoy, the company risks drawing comparisons to Uber in less flattering ways

Google, Facebook and Twitter urged to take more steps to curb fake news

EU says companies need to do more to tackle disinformation

Govt mulls personal I-T relief while scrapping some exemptions: Report

If the government tinkers with personal taxes, it will add to the list of measures taken in recent months to boost growth that's expanding at the slowest pace in nearly six years

Market forces easing price war among Indian telecom companies: Trai chief

In one signing of easing competition, Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd. earlier this month said it was imposing a charge on voice calls that were formerly free

Google accused of creating a surveillance tool to curb worker dissent

Company says it's an effort to curb calendar, meeting spam

Scientists say it'll take $300 billion to halt global warming for 2 decades

The sum is not to fund green technologies or finance a moonshot solution to emissions, but to use simple, age-old practices to lock millions of tons of carbon back into the soil

Shadow banking crisis claims another victim; fin stocks a drag on Sensex

Financials have seen sharp erosion in their share prices in wake of the yearlong crisis in India's credit markets

Indian firms default on record $1.2 bn of bonds this year as economy slows

Those firms that delayed or missed debt payments in 2019 still have $17 billion of notes and loans outstanding including the defaulted securities

Yesterday once more: How the latest crisis is playing out at Infosys

For the second time in about as many years, the Indian icon synonymous with the country's technological ascendancy is being forced to answer accusations of impropriety