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Stock market today: Nifty50 and BSE Sensex, the Indian equity benchmark indices, dropped in opening trade on Monday as fears of fresh Donald Trump tariffs spooked global markets....

An India court ruling forcing Tiger Global Management to pay taxes on an asset sale will have ripple effects on other buyout firms seeking to unload long-held investments, and may set a precedent for tax probes on high-frequency trading firms including Jane Street Group....

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Banks make up about 30% of the Nifty and are key to any earnings recovery....

Jane Street Group LLC's unit in India reported an almost six-fold jump in trading gains for the financial year ended March before its operations were brought to an abrupt halt by the regulator on allegations of market manipulation last year....

A lack of enthusiasm toward Indian equities is opening an opportunity for long-term investors, according to Franklin Templeton Institute's Chief Market Strategist and Head Stephen Dover....

Walmart's next dividend increase could be larger than expected. See how explosive growth in India and China is transforming the retail giant's 2026 outlook....

Parle Products saw revenue rise in FY25 but profitability declined amid fierce competition. Britannia Industries remained the largest biscuit maker. Mondelez India Foods also experienced a revenue drop. The Indian biscuit market is valued at over a lakh crore and is projected to grow significantly. Regional players are also expanding their reach....

Even with external uncertainties lingering, the Indian economy is expected to record healthy growth of 7 per cent in the upcoming financial year 2026-27, CareEdge Ratings has asserted....

A new wave of Indian entrepreneurs, dubbed BARBIEs (Bachelors Abroad Returning to Build in the Indian Ecosystem), are returning from US undergraduate studies to launch high-growth companies. These founders, often from privileged backgrounds, leverage their global exposure and early independence to build businesses in sectors like quick commerce and fintech, driven by India's massive scale and rapid adoption....

Team India is making a strong pitch at Davos, urging global partners to "subscribe to the future" by investing in Bharat and collaborating on technology. The India Pavilion highlights investment opportunities, with IT majors showcasing AI advancements. Over 100 Indian CEOs and several state delegations are present, promoting India's economic potential to over 3,000 global leaders....

Indian pharmaceutical exports are experiencing robust growth in emerging markets like Brazil and Nigeria, driven by increased healthcare access and demand for generics. Despite global economic headwinds, these nations are becoming crucial destinations, contributing significantly to India's overall pharma export expansion and strengthening its global market position....

Trump's move to impose tariffs on European allies over Greenland underscores how trade measures can be wielded as political tools, regardless of partnerships or agreements. For India, the message is clear: trade deals cannot substitute for strategic autonomy, which must remain non-negotiable....

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Affluent Indians are transforming their kitchens into home cafes, investing heavily in high-end coffee machines and specialty beans. This trend, driven by a desire to replicate overseas experiences and dissatisfaction with local offerings, sees premium models becoming lifestyle statements. The market is booming, with sales of premium machines surging as consumers seek quality and prestige....

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India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation said late Saturday that it imposed a penalty of over 220 million rupees ($2.4 million) on IndiGo and chided the airline's executives over their December flight cancellations....

Union Budgets are often treated as routine fiscal announcements, yet in recent four decades they have quietly reshaped taxation, regulation and economic policy. Why did finance ministers repeatedly use the Budget to dismantle the licence raj, build market institutions and enforce fiscal rules—and why does that legacy still shape India's political economy today? The answers lie in how the Budget became a tool of structural reform....

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