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The Tatas | The battle for control
How a clash over Tata Sons' leadership has sparked bigger questions about governance and the future of the 158-year-old conglomerate
How a clash over Tata Sons' leadership has sparked bigger questions about governance and the future of the 158-year-old conglomerate
Tata Sons is headed for the bourses, but a fresh twist over N. Chandrasekaran's reappointment has opened a new chapter of uncertainty at the top
A US law has expanded president Donald Trump's authority to impose up to 100 per cent tariffs on imports from India and other major buyers of Russian oil and gas
Steep tariffs will hurt India's exports of merchandise and services to the United States as well as its oil and gas imports from Russia
Infrastructure and new-age sectors are leading the uptick, but companies still remain cautious about adding capacity
Prolonged high prices will widen India's current account deficit, worsen inflation and force government bailout for oil marketing companies reeling under pressure
India's GDP growth beats forecasts in the first quarter of FY27, showing surprising resilience despite geopolitical headwinds. But some experts question the high numbers
India's GDP growth in Q1 of FY27 showed surprising resilience despite geopolitical headwinds. But some experts have questioned the high numbers
India has clocked a GDP growth of 7.8 per cent in the April-June 2026 quarter, beating both expectations and concerns of the impact of the Iran war
India's economy continues to grow at a healthy pace, but public optimism is waning as concerns over jobs, incomes, rising prices and inequality persist
Advance closure of the Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Bank) swap window has sparked a debate, but RBI calls it a data-driven response to the forex environment
N. Chandrasekaran's decision to step down as Tata Sons chairman in February 2027 ends months of speculation, bringing the group's leadership question back in focus
N. Chandrasekaran decides to step down as Tata Sons chairman in February 2027, ending months of speculation and bringing the group's leadership question in focus
WHAT MAKES HER A SHERO: A mother to a young child then, Vaniitha quit corporate life in 2010 to plunge into entrepreneurship, becoming India's first woman to own and build an alcoholic beverage distillery in the process
WHAT MAKES HER A SHERO: Starting Le15 Patisserie at the age of 23, Dhingra, also a pastry chef and food influencer with over 6.6 million followers on Instagram, is credited with introducing French macarons to India, making them her retail chain's signature product
WHAT MAKES HER A SHERO: From building a leadership school for girls to leading macroeconomic research at Tata Group, Roopa Purushothaman has linked theoretical insight with actual social impact
WHAT MAKES HER A SHERO: Nidhi and her co-founders leveraged technology to help preserve the produce of small farmers and find them markets for their products
Despite a shortfall of nearly 10 million units, private developers are exiting the segment that they no longer find lucrative
GDP growth isn't spurring widespread wellbeing, FDI and forex are under stress even as crude oil volatility keeps inflation clouds hovering
Despite a shortage of nearly 10 million affordable homes in urban India, private developers are fast exiting the segment as they no longer find it lucrative, leaving homebuyers in the lurch