Brilliant students often get stuck in careers, while average performers thrive. This happens because intelligence is an engine, not a drive...

YouTube is now offering Hollywood celebrities and entertainers a free deepfake detection tool to combat AI-driven impersonations. This expa...

In his letter to shareholders, Warren Buffett revealed a valuation framework that explained why stocks can lose half their value without an...

Zombie companies are back — and they’re multiplying fast. Across America, 639 firms can’t even pay their interest bills anymore. These “zom...

The US economy faces challenges from rising interest rates and AI disruption, prompting calls for policies to artificially lower long-term ...

According to a recent study by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), corporate zombification is on the rise globally, leading to negative ...

Dun & Bradstreet’s analysis finds that zombie firms have increased in India over the past decade. The share of zombie firms (as a percentag...

Zombie firms are those that often survive longer than desirable taking advantage of countercyclical policy support, thwarting the process o...

Covid-related relaxations gave a boost to NPS. Contribution under NPS grew over 30% with assets under management at Rs 4.94 lakh crore as o...

In all the 30 most severe credit boom episodes around the world, where credit in the economy grew at a speed faster than the economy itself...

The rescue ops will, rightly, save fundamentally productive firms, but also, wrongly, create many zombies.

The longer the pandemic lasts, the greater the risk that the downturn morphs into a crisis.

ECB has forced banks to be more open about the value of the exposures sitting on their books.

Silver-gold ratio is one of the most sensitive leading indicators of liquidity.

The flamethrower is supposed to "liven up any party" is the "world's safest flamethrower" and comes with a "fire extinguisher sold separate...

PE funds have made exits worth Rs 38,000 crore in the first seven months of this year compared with Rs 28,000 crore in 2014.

Symantec’s threat report says india follows US, Brazil in terms of origin of malware.