Gautam Chikermane
Don’t look at home loan as just a macro variable. It’s the India story
After a turnaround that continues to deliver record surpluses for Indian Railways, Lalu Prasad’s ambitions are now going global. Trans-Asian Railway C
Union Cabinet has already approved the Inter-Governmental Agreement on Trans-Asian Railway
A drop of over 2,100 points in the Sensex in 16 trading sessions, from over 14,600 to under 12,500 is quite a crash.
Know your global stock markets to really understand the Sensex
No big-bang reforms. No cut in tax rates. No major change in tax slabs. And barring the needless increase in dividend distribution tax
For anyone wanting to gauge the pulse of the government today, Economic Survey 2006-07 would be a useful tool.
Sharp in short-term money making, strong in medium-term strategy, but weak in long-term vision, Railway Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav’s fourth Railway Bu
Public-private partnerships promise to keep the India growth story on track
The Corus deal is like Ratan Tata’s other decisions: ‘strategic’ with long-term perspectives
Never in the history of India have individual workers been so important as today
From the embers of dying flames That once energised a nation free Filled it with a mace’s vigour Strong..
George Soros argues that while society should be free, markets need not be so because they do not move towards equilibrium. But who is to decide that?
Tata’s bid for Corus still makes sense. But the acquisition business in general doesn’t always do so
I often feel torn between the two boats I sail. As oarsman of the economy-business-wealth boat, my advice to readers is to maximise...
The Sensex touched yet another milestone today, going past 14,000 points in intra-day trading before closing at 13, 938, up 58 per cent over the year.
The proposed legislation for senior citizens misses a major point: economic problems can best be solved with economic tools
As a single mother pointed out, her son who wants training to be a pilot can’t get an education loan because it’s not considered ‘education’
Financial literacy will be part of CBSE’s curriculum from the next academic session. But even adults need a crash course on money
From academic session April 1, 2007, 10+2 students will have the option to choose a paper on money and finance
The new high that Sensex has touched needs to trickle down, through pension funds
The evolution of management, from military to business to personal. Its progression from Taylor’s time and motion to behaviouralists’ mind and commoti
It’s Lakshmi’s spirit that matters
Security and Exchange Board of India’s next board meeting on November 2 should see mutual fund CEOs, Chief Investment Officers...
