New Delhi, Jan. 22 -- Is India's civil aviation crunch a thing of the past? Signals from IndiGo, the airline around which last month's crisis of flight cancellations swirled, suggest it will soon be. ... Read More
New Delhi, Jan. 22 -- A study by the Kiel Institute for the World Economy has corroborated what economists had been shouting out loud but US President Donald Trump chose not to hear: that tariffs are ... Read More
New Delhi, Jan. 21 -- It has been reported that India's power ministry wants the development of nuclear power projects brought under its ambit. This might ring alarm bells in some quarters, given that... Read More
New Delhi, Jan. 21 -- Tariff-induced uncertainty notwithstanding, global CEOs seem to be taking a more upbeat view of India's economy. This is apparent from PwC's Annual Global CEO Survey. India, acc... Read More
New Delhi, Jan. 20 -- Should India join the Board of Peace for Gaza being set up by the US? This decision would hinge on what it implies for India's strategic autonomy. While this post-war initiative... Read More
New Delhi, Jan. 16 -- Long before B-schools began to sprout, 'management' referred to a bunch of people in charge of an establishment, not a discipline. The word made its debut in academia only after ... Read More
New Delhi, Jan. 16 -- The US under President Donald Trump seems unwilling to step back from a plan to take over Greenland. This has put the Nato alliance to a severe test. As talks between Denmark, wh... Read More
New Delhi, Jan. 15 -- This year's Henley Passport Index is out and India has some reason to cheer. The country's passport now ranks 80th on this annual chart published by Henley & Partners, a London-b... Read More
New Delhi, Jan. 15 -- For all the effort Washington made to cut China's exports to size, it has not altered the Asian manufacturing powerhouse's basic economic orientation, as its latest trade figures... Read More
New Delhi, Jan. 14 -- The latest spat between US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell and US President Donald Trump strikes at the very heart of what central banks hold dear as the key to not just long... Read More