The Bengaluru-based fintech's reported $1.5 million strategic investment signals a deliberate push to strengthen its cross-border corporate payment capabilities at a moment when Indian businesses are increasingly demanding integrated global payment rails
With Brent crude hovering near a six-week high amid the escalating West Asia crisis, domestic fuel and cooking-gas prices are holding steady for now — but for how long?
As the rupee flirts with record lows and crude prices spike on West Asia tensions, today's Reserve Bank of India data drop on bank credit, deposit growth, and foreign exchange reserves will be scrutinised for clues on how much buffer India really has
The Kolkata-headquartered lender's Q1 FY27 numbers show a bank that has successfully diversified beyond its microfinance roots, with improving bad-loan ratios giving investors fresh conviction in its multi-year recovery narrative
The ₹151-152 price-band public issue wraps up subscription on July 24, offering investors a direct play on India's expanding national highway network and its steady, annuity-like toll revenues
Double-digit growth across every product category, a 40% jump in advertising spend, and surging exports power Nestlé India's strongest quarter in years — sending its shares to an all-time peak even as the broader market wobbles
Air India Express and SpiceJet, which route more than 80 per cent of their international capacity through the Gulf, face renewed pressure just months after finally restoring full service to the region
Even as several companies posted solid June-quarter numbers, rate-sensitive and high-beta sectors bore the brunt of Wednesday's sell-off — a reminder that in the current market, macro overhangs are overpowering micro-level good news
India's largest asset manager drew furious investor demand and a steady grey market premium through its subscription window — before a listing-day debut that came in below the grey market's boldest expectations
As Brent crude pushes toward a five-week high, foreign investors keep pulling money out, and West Asia tensions refuse to cool, Dalal Street finds itself squeezed from every direction at once