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Opinion: Gautam Adani Needs Investors Who At Least Have A Website

Andy Mukherjee | Bloomberg | Thursday June 17, 2021

Gautam Adani's debt-fueled empire received a jolt this week when the Economic Times reported that three of the six Mauritius-based funds that have invested most of their money in the Indian billionaire's stocks had seen their accounts frozen by the

Opinion: Luxury And Hunger, The Two Faces Of An Unequal Pandemic

Andy Mukherjee | Bloomberg | Monday June 14, 2021

Mercedes-Benz AG recently introduced its Maybach sport utility vehicle in India -- right in the middle of a fierce second wave of the pandemic.

Colgate Numbers Show Why India Inc's Profits Won't Survive Costs, Covid

Andy Mukherjee, Bloomberg Opinion | Friday May 21, 2021

The toothpaste makers results this week offer a fresh look at a puzzle: the Indian stock markets apparent disregard for the country's worst humanitarian disaster in almost 75 years.

The Real Variant Risk From India's Covid Surge Is Being Missed

Andy Mukherjee | Bloomberg | Wednesday May 12, 2021

If you haven't heard of B.1.617 yet, chances are you soon will.

<i>Jugaad</i> Can't Fix A Broken System. Time To Rebuild Health Care

Jugaad Can't Fix A Broken System. Time To Rebuild Health Care

Anjani Trivedi, Andy Mukherjee, Bloomberg | Monday May 10, 2021

Covid-19 related deaths in India are expected to double in the coming weeks. People across socioeconomic classes are being cremated en masse in large holes in the ground.

Opinion: Government's New Vaccine Strategy Is Bad Economics

Andy Mukherjee | Tuesday April 27, 2021

After a tightly centralized vaccination drive that has delivered the required two shots to less than 2% of the population, India is opening up its inoculation strategy in the middle of a raging pandemic.

Opinion: Covid Spike Is Sucking The Oxygen Out Of India

Andy Mukherjee | Bloomberg | Thursday April 22, 2021

Nationalistic pride may swell chests, but to fill lungs you need air.

Opinion: Where PM Modi Could Be Just As Wrong As Nehru

Andy Mukherjee | Bloomberg | Monday April 05, 2021

A critical component of the myth-making around Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is to minimize the contribution of the country's foundational figures.

Opinion: RBI Is Having A Tough Time With Government Bonds

Andy Mukherjee, Bloomberg Opinion | Wednesday March 24, 2021

Even though the rupee is the best emerging-market currency so far this year, 6% isn't adequate risk compensation for 10-year notes.

Opinion: How Amazon Is Fighting Door-To-Door To Beat Mukesh Ambani

Andy Mukherjee | Bloomberg | Monday March 22, 2021

The world's largest retailer is permeating the complex tapestry of the only billion-people-plus market open to it. And it's doing so by tweaking its business models to suit local preferences, practices, quirks - and Covid-19 disruptions.

Opinion: What's Government's Beef With Bitcoin, Really?

Andy Mukherjee | Bloomberg | Tuesday March 16, 2021

The uncertainty is throwing young blockchain firms and programmers into a paroxysm of anxiety: Should they leave or stay? If they hang back, should they do something else with their lives?

Opinion: Hungry Fund Managers Angry With India, Want SEBI To Make A Fix

Andy Mukherjee, Bloomberg Opinion | Monday March 15, 2021

Global investors are urging the Securities and Exchange Board of India to fix the upstairs market.

Opinion: Read India's Tea Leaves In Bonds, Not Stocks

Andy Mukherjee, Bloomberg Opinion | Wednesday March 10, 2021

Only two-fifths of the sovereign notes put up for sale have been bought by investors. The rest of the auctions were partially cancelled or devolved on primary dealers.

Opinion: Away From Bezos Vs Ambani, A Startup Is Changing Indian Retail

Andy Mukherjee | Bloomberg | Tuesday March 02, 2021

A bruising battle for supremacy between two of the world's richest men is hogging the limelight, but the silent changes in India's retail landscape deserve equal attention.

Opinion: Modi's Plan To Make A Singapore In Gujarat Falls Flat

Andy Mukherjee | Bloomberg | Monday February 22, 2021

When Singapore set up an international financial hub in the late 1960s, the city-state was thinking both fast and slow - seizing an immediate opportunity, and opening a path to long-term economic development.

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