The Strategist quiz #652
Answers to the Strategist quiz #651
In the days to come, Jhaveri can be expected to play a larger role at one of the country's largest business groups
India's share in the estimated $360 billion global space industry is less than two per cent
Manufacturers globally are staring at slowdown as China halts construction activity
The Budget's incentives have ignored a large section of middle-class buyers
Answers to the Strategist quiz #650
The Strategist quiz #651
For this financial year, the Budget has already slashed the net tax revenue figures by Rs 1.45 trillion in RE to Rs 15.04 trillion, down from Rs 16.49 trillion given in the BE in July 2019
Renewable energy players are doubtful if any mainstream player will even evince interest
A fiscally-strapped finance ministry was not expected to hand out any major sectoral sops. It has offered, instead, room for larger sector-agnostic investments, in spite of the protectionist character
According to government's estimates, some 146 million rural households do not have tap water coverage
Groundnut oil declined by Rs 2 at Rs 392 per 10 kg on weak upcountry advices. Arrivals from the production centres were at 12-15 trucks a day.
Deepfake is a catch-all word to describe a large portfolio of AI-driven video-manipulation technologies
Amazon is also going to invest a large chunk of the capital to build the supply chain for its grocery and food category.
Answers to the Strategist quiz #649
The Strategist quiz #650
Ikea is not the only one moving away from large-format stores
With global natural diamond supplies predicted to start declining from this year, LGDs are gaining ground as a useful disruptive technology.
India is Malaysia's top buyer of palm oil and that country's efforts to push exports have been the cause of tension for the Indian edible oil refining industry