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Adani scandal puts India stock regulators' reputation on the line

India has successfully differentiated itself from other EMs, and even from China, through the transparency of its markets, quality of its markets regulator and its protections for minority investors

Tax cuts, factory incentives: Here's what to watch for in upcoming Budget

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman may tweak income-tax slabs to provide relief to the nation's vast middle class and increase spend on the poor through programs such as rural jobs

Counting losses: Adani group stock rout hits Rs 5.6 trillion in 3 days

The fall in Adani group stocks has continued since the release of the Hindenburg report

Apple supplier in India begins making parts of AirPods for export

Apple is building out production in India to reduce its reliance on China, where US trade restrictions and Covid-related disruptions have made manufacturing more risky

Hein Schumacher is the new CEO of Unilever after Tangle With Peltz

Schumacher joined Unilever's board as an independent director in June, just a month after Peltz obtained a seat

Bitcoin barrels toward historic January as crypto market jumps by $280 bn

Bitcoin is set for its best January since 2013 on bets that monetary tightening and the crypto-sector crisis are both ebbing

Adani group's market rout hits $72 bn as fight with Hindenburg escalates

The three-day selloff has now erased nearly $72 billion of market value amid a share sale by Adani's flagship that was meant to underline the tycoon's ascension on the global stage

Adani rebuttal to Hindenburg fails to stem concern, bond plunge quickens

Hindenburg said last week that it had taken a short position in Adani's companies through US-traded bonds and non-Indian-traded derivative instruments

Memory chip crisis threatens to wipe out earnings, destabilise suppliers

It's been a swift descent from the industry's pandemic sales surge, which was fueled by shoppers outfitting home offices and snapping up computers, tablets and smartphones

Union Budget likely to test govt's fiscal resolve ahead of 2024 elections

A review of budgets since Modi came to power shows he's been chipping away at subsidies, barring the pandemic years when assistance saw an increase

Adani risk casts doubt on Wall Street's star emerging-market bet

The Adani Group dismissed the report as "maliciously mischievous" and said it's exploring legal action

How future with lower Covid death rate seems like a worthy investment

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

Omega Seiki to invest $981 mn in EV components manufacturing units in India

Omega's battery facility in Maharashtra will have a capacity of 0.5 gigawatt initially and scale up to 2 gigawatt

Rahul Gandhi walks 3,000 km to challenge PM Modi in 2024 LS election

By stopping in smallest, most remote of villages, Gandhi has sold himself as one among the masses, and capable of counteracting BJP's efforts to push Hindu majoritarian views in a secular nation

India's 1.4 bn population could become world economy's new growth engine

Bloomberg Economics expects the nation's per capita income to pull even with some developed countries in that span, putting Modi's goal within reach

European Union mulls $100 a barrel price cap for Russia diesel exports

The EU and G-7 want to impose the limits on Russian exports to third countries

Want pay raise? Work 5 days a week in office, Brit firms tell staff

Wages are rising at near-record rates because workers are in short supply even though the economy is headed into recession

Intel stock down over 9% on grimmest quarterly outlook since 2010

First-quarter sales will be $10.5 billion to $11.5 billion, the chipmaker said

How CO2 removal can take us back to ideal state of pre-industrial era

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

Ohio-based Goodyear to cut 500 jobs amid weak demand, rising inflation

The company said it's grappling with inflation in areas such as wages and benefits, countering the benefit from a decline in raw material costs