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Why The Likes Of Reliance And Adani Are Investing To Redevelop Mumbai’s Slums
New SRA rules are drawing Reliance, Adani and JSW into Mumbai's slum redevelopment market once dominated by niche players.
India's Electric Bus Boom Needs Better Financing, Charging Infrastructure
With STUs cornering the e-bus market, financing gaps and charging shortfalls keep India's private bus operators on the sidelines.
Pepsi’s Biggest Bottler Varun Beverages Wants To Build An Alcohol Business
A Rs 9 crore subsidiary could mark a bigger shift for a company that has spent decades scaling other people's beverage brands.
Tata’s Mega Investments Raise Stakes in Boardroom Battle
As Tata Sons chases national ambitions in semiconductors, a boardroom battle over disclosure and control is intensifying.
India Wants Idle Gold Out Of Personal Lockers. Can The New Gold Scheme Do It?
Jewellers, not just banks, are now being roped in to coax 35,000 tonnes of household gold into the formal economy.
India's Banks Do The Least In UPI Payments. They Will Now Earn The Most
UPI payments to shops above Rs 2,000 will now carry a 0.4% fee. Banks collect up to 70 paise in every rupee, and the biggest single share goes to the bank that does nothing but debit the account.
Noel Tata Urges Tata Sons Board To Rethink Public Listing As SP Group Adds Pressure
Tata Trusts chief Noel Tata threatens to veto a Tata Sons IPO, deepening a boardroom rift with Chairman N Chandrasekaran after the RBI rejected the group's bid to exit mandatory listing rules.
India Wants China-Free Magnets. Its Raw Material Plan Says Otherwise
Twenty bidders are competing for five plants to refine rare earth magnets in India, but the tender offers no clear answer to where most of their rare earth oxide will come from.
The Shapoorji Deal That Could Help Maintain Tata Trusts’ Stake
The Shapoorji Pallonji stake negotiation has grown to Rs 25,000 crore across four possible routes. Three would raise the Tata Trusts’ share of Tata Sons automatically. One would leave it untouched.
Festive Demand To Lift India’s Car Market, But Global Risks Linger
As passenger vehicle sales are set to cross 5 million units this year, crude-led inflation and input cost pressures call for a closer look.
India's Fintech Speed Meets Mumbai's Infrastructure Gridlock Paradox
UPI runs at fintech speed. Mumbai's traffic runs on its own clock.
Why India's Medical-Device Trade Gap Has Widened Despite Years Of PLI Support
India makes what is cheap, imports what is dear, and the PLI pays to assemble boxes whose core parts are still all imported.
