Apart from navigating the bank through the Covid scare, Jagdishan may also have to deal with new developments in auto loan practice scam, and senior manager exits at the bank
But, its momentum could be petering out well before the recovery is complete
The Supreme Court hearings that start this month will determine the legacy of Ratan Tata and establish the rights of minority shareholders
The length of time that investors hold shares has been shrinking for decades but the trend accelerated this year in volatile markets
The oil-to-telecom major's ambitious indigenous initiative is one of several projects around the world to break the monopoly of incumbent telecom gear manufacturers
Despite being one of the most powerful ministers during the first term of the BJP-led government, in 2019, he lost to Kuldeep Vats, a Congress candidate, by 11,245 votes
At this month's AGM, Ambani promised to induct 'global partners and investors' in retail over the next few quarters
The CBI investigation of money laundering by GVK Airport Holdings adds another chapter to the long saga of controversy and delay that have bedevilled airport privatisation since inception
Girish Chandra Murmu was a surprise appointment as lieutenant governor last year as soon as the erstwhile undivided state was officially split into two Union Territories
Companies, Indian and foreign, have discovered that there are still no developed markets for land
Weaning the auto-components industry off Chinese imports will be a bigger challenge than what the government expects
The reverse merger may bulk up valuations ahead of an IPO in two years, but questions about the performance of the wholesale business remain
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The Strategist Quiz #674
In 2014, Shekhawat debuted in the Lok Sabha from Jodhpur. In the "Modi wave" that swamped Rajasthan, his win was another statistic among the 25 seats in the BJP's kitty
The Gujarat government's international financial services centre has the opportunity to become a global hub, but only if regulation and procedures are streamlined quickly
Conflicting news reports say Tatas want to sell their stake and exit, and that the Malaysian partner Air Asia Berhard wants to bow out.
With rural India being the only bright spot in the pandemic, steelmakers are looking beyond automobile and exports to daily-use products
The Strategist Quiz #673
Answers to the strategist quiz #672