Overvalued acquisitions, financial mismanagement, and unmet promises have led to founders buying back brands at a fraction of the original ...

President Donald Trump has instructed the U.S. Treasury to stop producing pennies, citing wasteful costs. The decision, prompted by Elon Mu...

New RBI Governor: Sanjay Malhotra, a seasoned bureaucrat, has been appointed as the 26th RBI Governor, succeeding Shaktikanta Das. Malhotra...

The steel ministry proposed a 25% safeguard duty on specific steel imports to address rising concerns from the domestic industry about chea...

Investment in the Indian electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem is on the rise, with deals worth $1.2bn announced between January and August 2023,...

India's coal import rose 10% on-month to 2.03 million tonnes (mnt) in July from Russia, which toppled United States and others to become th...

The MPC minutes reflect the urgency to rein in consumer prices, but there are some hints that the rate-setters at Mint Street are not consi...

In a chat with ETMarkets.com, Sanjay Mathur, a veteran economist, said the need of the hour is not capital spending that generates long-ter...

The year 2021 may well be one where UPI evolves as a core payment channel on top of which businesses are built, unlocking opportunities for...

Asian stocks fell on Monday, as investor mood in the region shifted with uncertainty on US economic stimulus. Nikkei was the biggest loser,...

Although consumers have gained from low inflation, there is a flip side to benign prices.

Jet Airways, the 2nd biggest Indian carrier, has defaulted. A few years ago, its default wouldn’t be even public.

Following default by Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services (IL&FS) in September, liquidity situation in the system became too tight.

Gold (August) can draw support near Rs 29,900 and faces headwinds near Rs 30,200.

Rupee, which was the worst performer till Rajan took charge, turned out to be the best after he drew $35 billion under the special swap arr...

While there were brickbats for his tight monetary policy that his critics called hawkish, there were any number of admirers for his stance.

President Bush said on Thursday "a lot of people are watching" to see if Congress will enact the $700 billion financial rescue plan that he...