The innovation taking place across philanthropy, impact investing and social enterprise makes India a priority market, says Ramkumar Venkatramani, director, ecosystem engagement (investments) at AVPN, Asia’s largest impact ecosystem platform
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Under Tata Sons' articles of association, any reappointment of a chairman and managing director requires backing from a majority of Trust-nominated directors
India and Japan have expanded their relationship far beyond trade, with cooperation now spanning infrastructure, manufacturing, semiconductors, defence, technology and Indo-Pacific security
The Finance Minister will travel to Canada and the US from August 25 to September 2, with bilateral economic talks, investor meetings and the G20 Finance Ministers’ meeting on her agenda
The remarks come as sugar prices have risen in India over the past two weeks, raising concerns about availability ahead of the festive season
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Oil prices fell more than $1 a barrel as investors booked profits ahead of an expected US announcement on fresh sanctions against Iran, raising concerns over further disruption to Middle Eastern crude supplies
Abhay Karandikar, member, NITI Aayog, talks to Parth Singh about the Prime Minister Research Chair (PMRC) scheme, which aims to bring top Indian-origin researchers and scientists back to India.
India and Japan are also looking to deepen cooperation in semiconductors, critical minerals and pharmaceuticals. Japan has set a $62 billion investment target for India over the next decade, of which $1.2 billion has already been invested
India needs an engaged ecosystem in which citizens participate and businesses can build commercially viable solutions for the long term
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There appears to be a critical shortage of doggedness in Indian start-up founders today. Some leave when the road becomes hard. Some choose angel investing. Others appear content to hang up their boots. If founders don't play the long game, India's rockstar start-ups can't become generational companies.
India’s start-up founders are cashing out, stepping aside and starting over rather than staying put to build generational companies
Veteran founder Vaitheeswaran K talks to Shashank Bhatt about founder burnout, financial freedom and India's missing appetite for legacy-building
Shiv Shivakumar, operating partner, Advent International, explains why India needs start-up founders who are humble, grounded and relentlessly focused on building companies that create jobs
Aditya Singh, co-founder and partner, All In Capital, explains why great founders are remembered for building companies that thrive independently, not for staying forever
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The government plans to sell a 3% stake in Hindustan Copper, with an option to offload another 3%, at a floor price of ₹514 per share
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MoSPI chief, in an interview, discusses the new Index of Services Production, the Producer Price Index, the Household Income Survey and the government's defence of official labour statistics
AI is lifting productivity and compressing effort-based billing, challenging the growth model behind India’s $224-billion IT industry
