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David C Engerman looks at six S. Asian economists who shaped their nations

Of the Apostles still with us, there are few intersections between them and age-related constraints on all

Central banks prepare for an age of uncertainty after USA's tariff moves

A new world economic order is emerging as a result of US tariff decisions, prompting central banks to consider options to handle the situation

Signs bright for MSME sector as lending and financial stability improve

Issues like corporate governance, expertise in international trade and digital transformation fester

Telcos slam Trai satellite spectrum charges as 'unjustifiably low'

Says proposals will create non-level playing field, impact sustainability of terrestrial services

We were firing on all cylinders in FY25: Mother Dairy MD Manish Bandlish

We have three different businesses, dairy, edible oils and fruits and vegetables, all three businesses did well last year, says Manish Bandlish

To counter China, India needs to first crack down on corruption like Xi did

For years, China was viewed as a cheap manufacturing hub. No longer. When Xi Jinping assumed power in 2012, he made no secret of his intention to move China up the value chain

Yes Bank to boost retail book with strong focus on internal customers

The bank plans to grow its retail book by 10-12% in FY26, reduce the cost of deposits, and improve asset yields

The truth behind tech revolutions: Time to rewrite history

Maybe it is time to revisit what Mahatma Gandhi said during the Swaraj movement

Nothing off the table: ATR open to India manufacturing facility

In March, Airbus announced plans to significantly increase its sourcing of components and services from India, targeting $2 billion annually by 2030

Statsguru: Why foreign students are 'golden goose' for the US economy

Can the US afford to drive away its international students? It can't, suggest data

Reliance Consumer develops a sweet tooth chasing bittersweet growth

Though present in biscuits and namkeens, its immediate priority is grabbing a share of the Indian consumer's pocket change - via candies, chocolates, and toffees

Curbing air access like shooting yourself in foot: Emirates President

Clark on Sunday said the Indian diaspora forms a large part of Dubai's population, which has grown rapidly over the past decade

Local institutions need empowerment to fully harness Bharat Forecast system

With enhanced predictions of floods, heatwaves, and cyclones, state governments and emergency services will be in a position to act swiftly to mitigate damage

The curious story of 'boring' RBI monetary policy and witty money men

Beyond growth-inflation dynamics, let's revisit moments when central bankers brought humour to the table

Passenger vehicle sales remain flat, wholesale numbers up marginally in May

Auto sales in May 2025: M&M wholesale numbers up 21%, Tata Motors posted an 11% dip in wholesale numbers

Passenger vehicle sales remain flat, wholesale numbers up marginally in May

Auto sales in May 2025: M&M wholesale numbers up 21%, Tata Motors posted an 11% dip in wholesale numbers

India's domestic growth looks steady, but external risks are a key concern

Nonetheless, higher agricultural output and lower food inflation will allow the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) to ease policy

Defence ministry weighs licensing reform; DAP 2020 revision by Nov-end

Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh calls on private sector to scale up R&D and capital equipment investment while assuring full govt support

Draft gold loan norms: FinMin seeks exemption for small-ticket borrowers

The ministry has suggested exempting gold loans below ₹2 lakh from RBI's proposed norms. This move may benefit 60-70% borrowers

Plan B for the planet depends on oversight, not technology alone

For now, SRM remains what it's always been - an audacious, deeply uncertain proposition