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This comes after Moody's upgraded India's sovereign rating to a notch above the lowest investment grade and changed the outlook from stable to positive

RITES chairman and managing director Rajeev Mehrotra on the growth prospects of the Indian Railways PSU and how it seeks to expand its portfolio

Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: EA) has had a good run over the last few years led by continued growth in its FIFA franchises, among others. We expect the company to post a high single digit growth in the top line, and a low do...

In what is its biggest deal to date, Paypal (NASDAQ: PYPL) is in the process of acquiring Sweden-based payments provider iZettle, the company that has been dubbed as the "Square of Europe." At the beginning of May, iZett...

The sudden plunge in crude oil prices in mid-2014 led to a turnaround in the fortunes of the US airline industry. Since fuel costs form the core operating cost of an airline, the sharp drop in this cost boosted the earni...

Domo Technologies became the latest tech unicorn to reveal its plans to go public over recent months, as the business intelligence company filed for an IPO with the SEC recently.

IIFL Holdings, through IIFL Investment Managers, manages several investments in real estate, across commercial and residential real estate properties

The five largest U.S. banks originated residential mortgages worth less than $87 billion in Q1 2018. This marks a sharp reduction from the figure of $110 billion in the previous quarter, and is also well below the $96 bi...

MintAsia takes stock of the latest quarterly earnings season and the outlook for key industries in Asia's third largest economy

Government needs to cut down on expenditure to make room for the additional spending, says Sonal Varma, managing director and India chief economist, global markets division (Asia ex-Japan), Nomura Holdings

In the March quarter, some retailers delivered muted like-to-like performances, while others impressed with better profit margins

The March quarter matched the watered down forecasts on home sales, with hardly any excitement of new launches

Earnings of leading companies in the power sector proved to be a dampener in the March quarter despite the steady growth in demand

Indian oil companies' March quarter financial results did not bring too many nasty surprises, though there were some disappointments.

The BSE Metal Index is down this year, while the broader market is up, signalling that investor enthusiasm for the sector has cooled a bit

IT sector's Q4 results have brought a much needed reality check, with almost every large IT company failing to report any major acceleration in growth

NHAI awarded twice the orders of the earlier nine months during Q4 while construction firms' order books swelled to a commendable three times annual revenues

The normalization of business in the aftermath of the GST rollout saw companies report higher volume growth in March quarter

Volume growth for many cement manufacturers in the March quarter was largely aided by ramp-up of capacities

Order inflows increased at most companies but slower execution and lagging profitability tempered expectations, resulting in cuts in Q4 earnings estimates

The removal of the disguise on restructured loans was the biggest reason to push public sector lenders and even a private lender Axis Bank into losses in March quarter

Indian listed airlines had a turbulent flight during the March quarter, what with crude oil prices rising steadily