The institute’s 2026 final placements saw the highest India-based package exceed international offers, with more than 580 roles for 559 stu...

Indian IT stocks have seen significant drops, losing Rs 5.7 lakh crore. JP Morgan believes these firms are essential "plumbers" for technol...

U.S. software stocks extended their slide on fears of AI disruption, triggered by Anthropic's new legal tool. Analysts warn of further vola...

India's corporate earnings are experiencing their strongest recovery in over a year, with brokerages anticipating robust profit growth in t...

Indian companies are experiencing significant earnings downgrades, the steepest in Asia, due to heightened U.S. tariffs impacting growth pr...

J.P. Morgan economists suggest that the Reserve Bank of India's liquidity surplus may not significantly boost bank lending or credit growth...

Weakening travel demand, fueled by trade war uncertainties and anti-American sentiment, threatens to erase billions from the U.S. economy. ...

JP Morgan forecasts a significant rise in gold prices, predicting it could reach $3,675 per ounce by late 2025 and potentially surpass $4,0...

After Donald Trump announced tariffs on Canada and Mexico, it is eminent to note that prices of alcohol and beer are likely to shot up. How...

JP Morgan categorized 25 stocks as 'overweight' post the Lok Sabha election results. It recommend positioning for potential spot-up and vol...

The index captures and consolidates the working capital metrics from the companies listed on the S&P composite 1500 index

Investment advisors say with the expected recovery in the Indian economy in FY16, midcap stocks may see a big run-up in the market.

The broking house has put Jain Irrigation, Jet Airways, Jubilant Foodworks and Pantaloon Retail, among others, in its 'top-avoid' list.

Wage inflation continues to accelerate. Between January 2010 and May 2011, the annual nominal wage growth averaged almost 20%.

Analysts also feel restatement of accounts could take several months and hence the recommendations are qualified.

Questions have time and again been raised about the balance sheet strength of India Inc. An analysis shows that around half of Sensex compa...

The expectation for corporate India of 34% growth for the financial year 2007 seems stretched.