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Mint Explainer: What drove GDP growth in 2022-23? Trade, hotels, transport, communication and services related to broadcasting grew by 14%, but manufacturing growth was poor

How three emerging opportunities are reshaping India’s fintech landscape Indian financial institutions stand out as some of the best-run businesses globally. They have relatively low NPAs, comprising 3-5% of total assets, high capitalization at 18% CAR, and impressive return ratios, with return...

Mapping the climate transition by identifying policy interventions RBI’s report lays down a buffet of choices. Policymakers must now pick what is nutritious but also conforms to political taste.

The dollar has the strength to fight off the digital challengers The US dollar's hegemony, which is based on the currency's dominant role in fundraising and international commerce, is unlikely to be challenged by the proposed petroyuan or a common currency for the BRICS grouping. However...

‘MicroStimuli’ may be the next big turn for advertising These stimuli can work better for persuasion via smartphone where the attention spans are very short.

EV makers should learn to survive sans support Electric two-wheeler makers may face uncertainty with a big subsidy cut, but they should get used to a level playing field. That might be just the nudge they need to turn competitive

Why the time of do-it-yourself investing might just have arrived The below-benchmark returns of a big proportion of mutual funds make passive funds attractive

Our DPI approach is just what the world was seeking In the course of less than a year, the alacrity with which nations of the world have taken to this philosophy has been a joy to behold

AI excitement seen jumpstarting sleepy IPO market — Just not yet Artificial intelligence is fast becoming the buzzword among investment bankers and private equity firms seeking deals, but any wave of standalone AI IPOs may have to wait until next year.

Promoters’ salaries are only part of what they take home Reports about promoters taking large salary cuts during tough times make for good press, but they have other ways of paying themselves, such as dividends and stock options

Mint Explainer: China’s economy struggles to find a foothold Optimism has been dented as key data points suggest that the country’s post-covid recovery is faltering

Nykaa should double down on digital rather than foray into physical The company has been looking to increase its offline presence of late but could struggle to compete with giants such as Reliance and Tata in capex-heavy physical retail

OECD’s two pillar tax approach needs rework to gain acceptance It must shed complexity and reflect true value creation in the source economy so that the Global South isn’t disadvantaged

Don’t kill gaming with senseless taxation With its diverse talent pool, India could play a major role in the gaming industry – already four times the size of the movie industry – provided authorities don’t tax it to death

How the angel tax harms Indian startups Meant to to ensure that funds come from legitimate sources and that startups don’t inflate their valuations, the complicated tax could be doing more harm than good

India and Russia should join forces to build commercial aircraft Russia, now seen as a junior partner to China, could counter this perception by strengthening its ties with India. Designing and building a commercial airliner together would be one way of doing so

Mint Explainer: America's debt-ceiling compromise As US President Joe Biden said, both sides didn’t get exactly what they wanted

Mint Explainer: Why are Australian universities banning Indian students? Many Indian students admitted to Australian universities in 2022 have allegedly dropped out and moved to cheaper vocational institutes

Adam Smith’s ‘Wealth of Nations’ has valuable lessons for eternity His insights in this all-time epic on human effort, division of labour and free markets are relevant even after three centuries

Don’t pitch jets against pets in the heating up climate debate The CEO of private-aircraft operator Luxaviation Group, Patrick Hansen, defended his industry's environmental record by comparing the carbon emission of one of his company's customers to that of three dogs in a year. However, the...