Mistry's intention of selling ailing steel maker Corus, Tata's so-called feather in the cap, was one reason for his ouster

Low growth visibility and trouble with regulators have resulted in lack of interest from investors

Gross value added and low investment activity by the private sector remain areas of concern

Because of Rajan's policies, the banking system has mustered enough courage to disclose their toxic assets

What differentiates Rajan from his predecessors is his proactive steps in anticipating a problem and coming up with out-of-the-box solutions

Consensus continues to be cautious with analysts pointing towards tougher days ahead

Increased and aggressive competition will bring down costs of services in the telecom space

With March 2016 being the final quarter when banks will have to disclose their stressed assets, the markets are assuming the worst is yet to come

Reliance beat analyst expectations on almost all parameters

Markets will continue to remain volatile till the Chinese economy shows some signs of stability

A look at what is devaluation and why do countries use it as a tool to boost their economy.

The People's Bank of China cut its daily reference rate for the currency by a record 1.9 per cent, the biggest loss since January 1994.

While going back to the old bill is only a face saver, there is little in the bill that will excite industry or the markets, says Shishir Asthana.

The earlier government was blamed for non-performance, the current one will be rightfully blamed for mismanagement

From smart cities to gold, the fallout of the Chinese meltdown will have far-reaching consequences

Despite having started at least a decade later than Jet Airways, IndiGo accounts for the lion's share in the domestic market

Over to the government how they manage the uncertainty of monsoon and revive spending in order to entice RBI for another round of rate cuts

After being forced to resign as chairman of MCF, Mallya is now keen on increasing his stake in the company

From lack of big reforms to regressive tax policies, the Modi govt has surrendered its initial momentum, says Shishir Asthana.

But splitting management bandwidth by investing in non-core businesses will not be appreciated by the market in the long run.