Arti Sharma

Market participants are divided over their disappointment; some feel the markets over reacted, booking profits after last week's run up while the doomsdayers believes this is the worst budget ever.

At the Nano launch, a journalist from Calcutta asked Ratan Tata what he had to say to Mamata Banerjee. With a big smile, Tata responded, "The only thing I have to say to anyone at this point is Good Afternoon!"

Will it translate into living dangerously in 2009?

With the markets in the doldrums, it's difficult to predict what they will be like in 2009...

... and job layoffs become the theme of 2009?

The acidulous Ajit Pawar has to avoid trouble, match MNS in brashness

Chairman of the FSLRC says that the new system will shake up the existing regulators

A regulator for the regulators? Where does that leave RBI?

Mere regulations aren’t enough to protect consumers from increasing online fraud

Online banking now made easier? For the fraudster, like how...

MNCs cry foul at auditing transfer pricing deals

Has LIC become the UPA’s disinvestment bailout agent? Should policyholders be worried?

RNT rearranged, led the break-out; Mistry must hold firm in a new world

Having won lots, and lost some, Ratan Tata prepares to move on

Encircled by damaging charges, the roads narrow for the Ambanis