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Opinion: PM Modi Should Respect Tradition On Last Budget Before Polls

Mihir Sharma, Bloomberg Opinion | Tuesday January 29, 2019

Populist spending is to be expected in an election year.

Opinion: Zee Crisis Shows IL&FS Impact Beyond Finance

Andy Mukherjee, Bloomberg Opinion | Tuesday January 29, 2019

Although the stake-sale plan has been known for a while, the official explanation so far was that Zee wanted a partner to become a -global media-tech player.-

Opinion: Budget May Rely On Some Bogus Numbers

Mihir Sharma, Bloomberg Opinion | Tuesday January 22, 2019

Fiscal deficits are supposed to be more than a measure of how responsible a government is with tax money.

Opinion: Jeff Bezos Vs Mukesh Ambani Is The Bout That Had To Happen

Andy Mukherjee | Bloomberg | Tuesday January 22, 2019

Walmart Inc.'s splashy acquisition last year of Flipkart Online Services Pvt., the homegrown e-tailer giving Amazon.com Inc. a solid run for its money, might have given the impression of a two-horse race.

Opinion: Jet Airways Needed Just One Rupee to Avoid This Tailspin

Andy Mukherjee | Bloomberg | Friday January 04, 2019

The problem is that as 2015 was ending, Jet was earning only half a rupee more in revenue per seat kilometer than IndiGo.

Opinion: Opinion: Elon Musk, Warren Buffet, Tim Cook...Your 2019 Horoscopes

Tara Lachapelle, Bloomberg Opinion | Thursday January 03, 2019

A Bloomberg Opinion look at what's in the stars for some of corporate America's biggest stars.

Opinion: After Big Exit, The Assault On RBI's Autonomy Is Just Starting

Andy Mukherjee, Bloomberg Opinion | Friday December 21, 2018

Their first move, unveiled Thursday, is an innocuous - even laudable - infusion of 410 billion rupees ($5.9 billion) into troubled state-run lenders, bumping up this fiscal year's outlay for bank recapitalization by 63 percent to 1.06 trillion rupees.

Opinion: India's Dangerous Experiment With Challenging RBI

The Editors, Bloomberg | Tuesday December 11, 2018

India's government is conducting a dangerous experiment in economic management. This week, following renewed pressure to conform to the government's thinking, the head of the Reserve Bank of India, Urjit Patel, resigned, citing "personal reasons."

Opinion: Why India's Airlines Keep Struggling To Take Off

Mihir Sharma, Bloomberg Opinion | Tuesday December 04, 2018

Jet Airways suffered losses for three consecutive quarters now; its cumulative current liabilities have climbed to $2.2 billion.

Opinion: India Misses Wake-Up Call From IL&FS Crisis

Andy Mukherjee, Bloomberg Opinion | Monday November 26, 2018

After IL&FS blew up, the funding market froze, and the credit industry cried mommy, begging the central bank to act as the lender of the last resort.

Opinion: Jet Airways Could Be Dangerous Buy For Tata Sons

David Fickling, Bloomberg | Friday November 16, 2018

Jet Airways has built up a substantial position in country's domestic aviation market.

Opinion: India's Roads Need The Resolve That Got Sardar Patel Statue Done

Anjani Trivedi, Bloomberg | Monday November 12, 2018

What does strongman showmanship look like? In India, it's 25,000 tons of steel, 3,550 tons of bronze and 210,000 cubic meters of cement and concrete - towering over the world at a cost of about $400 million.

Opinion: Ugly RBI Row As India Policy-Making Catches "Silicon Valley Bug"

Andy Mukherjee | Bloomberg | Monday November 12, 2018

Rajan strongly opposed the idea of handing supervision of the government securities market to the stock-market regulator.

Opinion: PM Modi Still Fighting Demonetisation Damage 2 Years Later

Anirban Nag, Bibhudatta Pradhan, Bloomberg | Friday November 09, 2018

Two years after India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi shocked the nation by banning high-value cash notes, the opposition is still trying to score political points from the damage done to the economy.

Opinion: Delhi's Deadly Air Pollution Is A Water Crisis In Disguise

Andy Mukherjee | Bloomberg | Friday November 09, 2018

India is home to nine of the world's 10 most-polluted cities. Beyond the health risks, the smog crisis threatens to erode competitiveness just when the country is starting to boast of rapid improvements in its ease-of-doing-business rankings.

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