Infosys will pay California USD 800,000 (nearly Rs 56 crore) to resolve allegations that between 2006 and 2017, approximately 500 Infosys e...

FPI trusts need to provide non-tax reasons for changing the structure under the GAAR.

Mittal, who graduated from the college with first class in BCom, said "It is important to learn and meet the challenges of disruptions."

We keep a positive view but would rather be aware of stretched valuations and negative sentiments

“You would like to be where there is potential growth outperformance and also in terms of search for yield. Also yields will continue to be...

“The most likely scenario still remains Hillary Clinton winning the US presidential election.”

When you look at the fact is not really on a very strong pace but remains very well supported by private consumption in many countries incl...

"We are skeptical about the ability of the Bank of Japan to reach its inflation target 2% when this deadline has been postponed already sev...

Ecuador President Correa said the Swedish authorities will submit questions to Ecuadorian officials, who will then quiz Assange about them.

"The main problems with China are growth deceleration and lack of proper communication."

"China is going to remain a key factor for EMs. But more than China, commodity prices — especially oil — will be an even bigger determinant...

In an emailed reply to ET's query, KA Narayan, president-human resource at Raymond, denied the development and termed it “market speculatio...

Recollecting memories of his days as a student, Mittal said he was initially denied admission in the college as he could not speak English.

In an interview with ET Now, Xavier Denis, Global Economist and Strategist, Societe Generale Private Banking, talks about the US dollar and...

The former German head of aircraft manufacturer Airbus, Gustav Humbert, was detained for questioning by France's financial crime unit Monda...

Lakshmi Mittal may be the role model for B-school aspirants, but he regrets of not having an MBA degree in his chequered career.

Steel tycoon, L N Mittal feels only those objectives should be pursued which are achievable.