Expiry of Novo Nordisk’s UK patent for Saxenda seen as offering a ‘dry run’ for future generic versions of Ozempic
Industrialist who led the Tata conglomerate’s acquisition of Jaguar Land Rover and UK steel plants, with mixed results
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman says tariffs to be imposed in 2026 will impede energy transition
The French consumer goods group’s presence in the country is ‘nowhere near where it should be’, says chief executive
Washington weighs more tariffs on imports after flood of Chinese panels drove global prices to record lows
Edtech company’s legal battles from Delaware to Bengaluru have exposed corporate governance issues
Employment crisis looms over Narendra Modi’s third term as opposition looks to unseat ruling BJP in regional polls
Regulator aims to clamp down on country’s retail trading mania
Young Indians are racking up personal loan and credit card debts
Late July tariff cuts boost domestic demand for gold jewellery and bars
Red-hot Indian equities propel country past China weighting in MSCI All-Country index
The top tables for breaking bread and sealing deals in great global cities
Fintech has not previously offered app or currency cards in country despite having 4,000 staff present
Shares of Bajaj Housing Finance shot up by as much as 130% on trading debut
Natarajan Chandrasekaran says the $365bn Indian group is undergoing multiple changes to prepare for the future
US automaker plans to use mothballed Tamil Nadu plant to build vehicles for export
Reliance and Google-backed Dunzo reported to have cut staff as competition intensifies
Legal challenge is latest blow to Indian conglomerate’s efforts to expand overseas presence
Year-to-date inflows of $2.6bn are below the $22bn recorded in 2023
Green light comes after companies agree to close some regional TV channels and not dramatically raise ad rates
Industrial action at Canadian railways and Indian ports risks compounding trade problems ahead of Christmas season
Conglomerate’s energy arm anticipates sell-offs will follow reforms to tackle the country’s unreliable electricity supply
Company that drew investment from UK group in the 1990s is now becoming its biggest shareholder
Investors could be in for a rude awakening
UK telco used to own 21% of Bharti’s group. The roles are now reversed
