Photo of the day: In the face of tariffs. Forbes India is your destination for business, stock market, startup and technology news, and a peek into the lives of India's richest and most famous.

US president Donald Trump can’t seem to get India out of his mind. He slapped on an additional 25 percent tariff on India on Wednesday, effectively doubling tariffs to 50 percent on most imports ...

As the net addition of entry-level engineers (up to 25 years of age) in formal employment has dropped consecutively for the last two financial years, data shows that the IT sector is more likely ...

The central bank also keeps interest rates unchanged; economists say further rate cut an option only if the tariff situation worsens considerably ...

Agri vs Industry: India’s agricultural imports face a much steeper tariff curve than industrial goods. Over 8 percent of farm products attract tariffs between 50–100 percent, compared to just ...

Also read: Rain Watch for July 24-30: Water reservoir levels outpace historical average The sowing of rice and pulses, two major kharif crops, is close to 80 percent of the normal area sown, as of ...

After front-loading interest rate cuts, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is expected to keep rates unchanged after its monetary policy meeting ends on August 6. Though factors such as the recent US ...

In this article, we’ll discuss the top 10 largest IPOs in India’s stock market history by their issue size. This data will help you understand where the biggest capital moves have occurred and ...

MSMEs are still key to India’s economy, but their export share has been shrinking steadily. From nearly 50 percent in 2020 to 43.6 percent in 2023–24, the decline highlights that India’s ...

Buoyed by the government’s push in mobile phone manufacturing, India’s smartphone exports have carved out a significant share in a number of economies in Europe, apart from the US. However ...

Photo of the day: VinFast to 'Make in India'. Forbes India is your destination for business, stock market, startup and technology news, and a peek into the lives of India's richest and most famous.

While the automobile and pharma sectors continue to have higher R&D spends, analysis shows that the share of pharma and IT in the total spends on research shrunk, and others like ecommerce and ...