Even as the action moves to the Securities Appellate Tribunal in the case involving the capital market regulator putting a ban on DLF Ltd and several of its directors, it may be... Read more »
While disposing of a batch of cheque bounce appeals with a 14-year history, the Supreme Court last week set forth six more guidelines to speed up trials in such cases. In the... Read more »
The carrot or the stick? It’s an age old question. What gets the best results – rewards for success or punishments for failure?
Originally, it was more of a literal question. What makes... Read more »
For a lot of us, money doesn’t start making itself heard until it gets nice and big. Buying a new home? You’re fully aware of how much you’re spending on what. Same... Read more »
Allegations of predatory pricing may not hold ground in the high-pitch turf battle for consumers' pocket between e-tail and retail Read more »
A P Shah, chairman of the Law Commission of India, is set to hand over a report to the government, recommending statute laws that are outdated be repealed. In an interview with... Read more »
Zero-rating in case of exports means that the duty on input and output will have to be refunded, or not charged Read more »
Despite repeated calls by the Supreme Court to public authorities to sort out their differences among themselves and not to resort to prolonged litigation using tax-payers' money, this fratricidal syndrome has not... Read more »
There are a lot of great reasons to become self-employed. It’s not just about being your own boss (which is nice), but for most people who take the plunge, self-employment means a... Read more »
It’s hard to believe that we’re only one generation removed from a time when most people had a single phone line, for use in their house only, to be shared among all... Read more »