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Sony Group Corp. narrowly escapes a risky $10 billion Indian merger after legal intervention, leaving target Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd. in dire straits amid mounting legal woes. The saga underscores caution for foreign investors in Indian de...

India’s Adani Group faces a court-monitored investigation by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) into alleged corporate-governance violations in the wake of a short-seller report. Despite company sales data and emerging-market investor...

To see why, start with what the brokerage HDFC Securities is calling the “changing contours of monetary transmission” in India. In March 2020, less than 10% of floating-rate rupee loans were priced off an external benchmark such as the RBI’s repurch...

India’s technology landscape has evolved so rapidly since 2016 that most businesses nowadays pay next to nothing for receiving customer payments over smartphones. And the pricing pressure isn’t going to ease, except that merchants will want to pay l...

Is this a fresh start, the beginning of an open, predictable, and fair relationship between New Delhi and global capital? It’ll require a lot more evidence to answer that question in the affirmative.

The mania and panic that have gripped decentralized cryptocurrencies are heightening the attraction of their coming rivals: digital cash, issued by central banks.

There’s no dearth of liquidity, but the bartender — the central bank — is having a tough time getting orders for the good stuff even by cajoling and threatening customers.

Digital yuan trials are taking place just as Covid deepens mistrust with the US.

Post the Black Death, a realization that life is short, played a big role in shaping interest rates in Europe.

Perhaps the PM himself wants to be closely involved in supervising the economy.

It’s clear now that the real reason is the debt load of Chandra’s Essel Group.

India’s IT industry is making convincing strides as their clients demand a digital transformation.

For closely held Tata Sons to change legal status from a public to a private co is a clever move.

A $900 million IPO of ICICI Lombard General Insurance, straddles those themes.

Infosys still clings to the legacy business while the ground beneath them is shifting fast.

Too many leadership changes over 10 years have hollowed out the senior bench at Infy.

Infosys may not be a growth stock any more, but the tech titan needs to be a lot more generous if it's to be considered a dividend play.

The reasons behind the ouster will be important for investors in the group's units, who, at present, have no idea how the coup at the holding company will affect them.

Slightly more than $8.6 billion in syndicated loans involving Indian borrowers were signed in the second quarter, a 44% drop from the previous 3 months.