Globalised price wars lead to cheap, non-permanent labour and wages that are time bombs

Time and again, the lessons of a troubled world economy are the same: An unbalanced world is an unsustainable world. For sustainability’s sake, the US must save more, India and China must spend more

A Pew survey suggests that optimism of the emerging economies could help spur global growth

Doctors’ groups oppose IMA’s ad deals

Seemingly defying all odds, Kingfisher continues to fly. While this has naturally generated controversy, it has also raised many relevant questions about the way we do business in India.

Mr Ratan Tata's comments on China are fine, but our core interests and our determination to protect should not get diluted by any tendency towards romanticisation of China.

The NAC lies defanged; the markets leap for joy at Manmohan’s & Co’s charge of a ‘new’ economy

Rao did the political management then, but will Sonia do it now?

There is enough oil in the ground to deepfry the lot of us, and no obvious means by which we might prevail upon governments and industry to leave it in the ground

PM meets Finance Ministry officials to chalk out a plan for Economic Revival, listing problems on the tax front, financial sector, mutual funds industry and the slowing down in the insurance sector as priorities

India’s palm oil appetite is eating up Indonesia’s forests by its palm oil cos

His story evoked sympathy from the jury. But if Rajat Gupta hoped for leniency, he didn’t get it.

His guilt is pronounced. But there are still more questions asked of the process than the man.

What has gone so wrong with the India story that warrants a downgraded rating? Not much.

The globe may be safe from euro debt crisis – if countries don’t join the downward spiral

The summits which promise to save the world keep us dangling, not mobilising.

The PM says that controlling subsidies will be included in the focus on reversing the fiscal deficit expansion after the 2008 stimulus, while announcing a contribution of $10 billion to the IMF’s additional firewall of $ 430 billion

Top professionals in their field tell us what life, not their college, taught them

Private healthcare being what it is, a viable national public health system is now crucial

The government’s apathy and our desultory academic culture has stymied R&D in India