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- Farmers are finding newer ways, and means, to conduct transactions in times of lockdown
- India's $120-billion automobile industry will see lower factory output, greater consolidation among suppliers, digital showrooms and simulated test-drives
- The financial services industry was already undergoing a transformation in business model. The pandemic will now accelerate the process
- Lockdown has given a big push to virtual courts. Will this be the turning point in Indian judiciary?
- Digital connect with doctors and remote health monitoring are changing the healthcare delivery model
- How hotels are reinventing themselves to stay afloat
- The coronavirus pandemic is forcing companies to reimagine and reinvent
- Indian manufacturing companies plan value-added products, entry into export markets to kickstart business
- MSME guide to survival has several drastic measures such as lower leverage and diversification into newer areas
- Pharmaceutical players will set up plants in major markets, go for more automation and focus on digital marketing
Character Building with Taekwondo
The 51-year-old, who got the top job at Nasdaq in January 2017, took up the martial art form more than a decade ago after making her two sons sign up for taekwondo classes at a young age Sharma is not just a foodie. He loves to cook as well. But one thing that he never got right is making round rotis Kumar, who is also a Bollywood movie buff, would be surely looking forward to biopics on Saina Nehwal and PV Sindhu that will hit the theatres in no time
Force Majeure Restraint
Companies invoking the clause must remember that it does not ensure guaranteed protection from contractual obligations
The Coming Crunch
In a Covid-stricken world, as government spending shifts to healthcare, infrastructure should not get the short shrift. That could severely impact the economy
RBI's Blocked Tap
The traditional approach of pumping money into banks to push liquidity to corporates and NBFCs is not working. It's time to change the strategy
Re-engineer, Reinvent
In India, it's been a waiting and guessing game. To many, the inordinate delay in announcing the second stimulus is worrying, intriguing - even frustrating
Provide Equity, Not Debt
Why equity financing by the government may be an important step to get India Inc. back on track
