Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for a return to work-from-home and virtual meetings. Businesses are reviewing remote work options. ...

Speaking about the potential hike in fuel prices, India's Oil Minister Hardeep Puri reassured the public while acknowledging the pressure o...

Indian stock markets faced significant intraday losses on Thursday. The Sensex and Nifty, after opening strong, reversed gains to end lower...

Tensions flare in the Middle East as Donald Trump issues a stark ultimatum regarding the Strait of Hormuz. Uday Kotak calls the US proposal...

Addressing a two-day conference of the National Financial Reporting Authority (NFRA), Kotak said sacrificing growth to tackle risks is not ...

The macro environment for Indian IT companies persists to be weak with global clients tightening their purse strings and the competition to...

“We will take a ball by ball approach. Each ball has to be played on its merit,” said Kotak.

This would be the first event cancelled in India due to coronavirus concerns.

Bureau of Indian Standards would work out a system for traceability of cotton arriving as bales from ginning factories.

Kotak says, rebuilding trust needs nurturing of the system. Banking is one business where errors of commission are far more expensive than ...

Founded in 1981, the ABA serves as a forum for advancing the cause of the banking industry and promote regional economic cooperation across...

“If I was a betting man, I would say this change should happen sometime after 2019…”

Investors, analysts and money managers said India will come out shining once the dark clouds of global economic uncertainties pass away.

The broader India story of economic growth, higher disposable income and favorable demographics remains intact, and the country is in very ...

The current account deficit (CAD) is likely to improve in the short-term owing to the falling crude prices coupled with a dip in gold impor...

As far as large caps are concerned, if you look at 30-50 names over there, a good number of them are fairly valued.

At a time when the Indian economy is surging ahead, it can’t afford to ignore the contribution of 50% of its population - women.