The stock market may be at a new high this month, but there isn't much reason to cheer if the "early bird" financial results of companies are anything to go by.
The export-oriented software industry has reacted in several ways to the negative impact of rupee appreciation on its financial performance, especially in the last (April-June) quarter.
While considering the options before it, what the government can do is revive the defunct Textile Upgradation Fund Scheme, which lapsed on March 31, 2007.
There are several positive indications at the macro level of agriculture which suggest that there could be change on the ground.
The problem with the Broadcasting Bill is that having stuck to the Constitutional view of freedom of expression in deciding what is and is not acceptable, the operational details worked out are less than satisfactory.
There is no shortage of liquidity, so interest rates in the overnight call money market continue to stay below 1 per cent.
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With the rupee expected to continue to appreciate, sops cannot be given endlessly, and exporters will have to learn to hedge their exposures.
Mr Mallya's United Spirits, the third-largest spirits group in the world, acquires both a global footprint and a quality label.
The houses that he designed, though low in cost, were high in value
The company's former CMD R C BHARGAVA drives down memory lane as the government plans to sell its remaining stake
Few doubt that the markets are safe in the long run given the economy's growth path, it is in the short term that there are some fears.
The games began a few months ago, when the finance ministry and the Planning Commission got into their well-publicised spat.
The debate on whether economic reforms and accelerated economic growth have led to faster reduction in poverty levels and employment growth continues to generate disagreement.
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