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India Inc's foreign loans fall 35% on Future Retail default, shaky economy

Interest rates have gone up to as high as 10%, making it uneconomical to raise funds from abroad

Why Atmanirbhar could be govt's biggest gift to Indian pvt sector in 30 yrs

Despite the largesse, however, it remains to be seen whether or Indian companies can shrug off the old habit of jugaad, tweaks and twists

India Inc goes slow on increments; pay hikes for select profiles: Report

While salary growth may range from a marginally positive to stagnant or even negative, the increment for some of the "super-specialised" profiles can go beyond 15%

Four-fifths of CEOs expect Covid pandemic to entrench remote working: PwC

New York, London and some other major cities currently have only a fraction of their normal workforce in offices as employers and governments have told staff to work from home

India Inc recovery likely to be prolonged due to Covid-19 lockdowns: ICRA

The economic activity started to recover from the troughs experienced in April when the lockdown was at its severest and many sectors seem to be adjusting to a new normal

New defence measures a game changer for indigenous firms: India Inc

Chief executive officers (CEOs) of defence companies said if the plan is implemented well, this will help India become a net exporter

No bank licence to India Inc: RBI sees threat to financial stability

The NITI Aayog had recently recommended to the government that long-term private capital should be allowed into the banking sector

Covid-19: From RIL, to Tata Projects, India Inc goes for antibody testing

RIL, JSW, and Tata Projects, among others, testing all employees and also building databases

India Inc's deal activity at a 6-year low amid Covid-19 pandemic

Last year, India Inc sealed deals worth $88.88 billion in the January-July period, but this year the total transactions are $56.73 billion, fueled mainly by RIL-Jio deals

India Inc's foreign borrowings slip 81% to $1.02 bn in June: RBI

The domestic companies had raised $5.40 billion from the overseas markets in June 2019

Hit by Covid-19, ITC's profit before tax dips 34% to Rs 3,435 crore

Revenues from operations fell 17.21 per cent to Rs 10,478.46 crore. Profit after tax was down by 25.5 per cent to Rs 2,562.73 crore

Covid-19 crisis: Ratan Tata says layoffs show India Inc's lack of empathy

While Tata Group has not laid off any employee, several Indian companies have retrenched staff due to lack of cash flow after the nationwide lockdown

Q1 early-bird results better than expected; IT, financial services do well

However, analysts expect the numbers to deteriorate as more companies announce their results

Decline in order inflow at L&T does not augur well for capital goods sector

Even though it was better than what analysts had expected, it still paints a bleak picture.

Layoffs during pandemic shows India Inc's lack of empathy: Ratan Tata

Several Tata Group companies, including its airlines, hotels, financial services, and auto business, are severely hit, but have not laid off employees to date

Manufacturing boom over next 5-10 yrs will surprise everyone: Vikas Khemani

The market recovery is surely sharp and gives the feeling of euphoria. but one should not forget that on the other side of the Covid crisis lies a great future, says Carnelian Asset Management founder

Mid-caps worst hit as analysts see 24% dip in Q1FY20 PAT for India Inc

A lockdown to contain the pandemic is now eased, but companies are still struggling to get back on their feet. Puneet Wadhwa explains what to expect from companies in terms of revenue

Aarti Drugs to Tata Comm: Earnings rise for 15 firms in Covid-19 economy

These companies reported an increase in revenue and/or profit before tax for the March quarter

Banks sanction Rs 1.23 trn loans to MSMEs under credit guarantee scheme

This data is as of July 15. However, at Rs 68,000 crore, the disbursed amount is 23 per cent of the promised Rs 3 trillion.

It's time for RIL 3.0: Made-in-India 5G network, affordable smartphones

Delay in striking a deal with Saudi Aramco disappoints investors