macro Goa’s CM vs. the mining lobby Manohar Parrikar has gone head to head with the large mining companies in Goa. At the same time, he knows he needs mining to get the state’s economy moving. What’s a chief minister to do? By Hindol Sengupta
macro Broadcast Vs OTT is no longer the debate In just two years after OTT players disrupted the economics of broadcasters, the debate has quickly moved to monetisation of content. By T. Surendar
macro Competition for deposits to intensify in banking: Ind-Ra Credit growth outpaces deposit growth—an indication of rising competition, says Ind-Ra; five PSBs exiting RBI’s Prompt Corrective Action framework will add fuel to it as they will look for growth By Rajiv Bhuva
macro Indian media industry to cross $33.6 billion by 2021: EY-FICCI report An EY-FICCI report says the media and entertainment industry’s growth will be driven by digital which is set to overtake film in 2019 and print media by 2021. By Jui Mukherjee
macro Collaboration: The key to effective philanthropy Collaborative action crucial for philanthropic spending to reach its full potential. By Jui Mukherjee
macro Vehicle sales fall across segments in February Uncertainty ahead of elections coupled with a weak market sentiment, and unfavourable factors like high interest rates and insurance costs have affected sales. By Prerna Lidhoo
macro India’s rich loosen purse strings for philanthropy, but not enough While the private sector’s contribution to social sector funding has increased, it isn’t enough to meet India’s commitment to meeting Sustainable Development Goals. By Aveek Datta
macro 77% of women not satisfied with last mile connectivity: Ola The survey also says that only 9% of women feel public transport is safe. By Prerna Lidhoo
macro India to see 9.7% salary hike in 2019: Aon This is only a marginal increase in salary when compared to last year’s 9.5%, says a survey by the global professional services firm. By Fortune India
macro LNG: It’s light, natural and green With the government pushing for clean energy when domestic gas production is falling, and renewables yet to take off, importing it could be the only option. By Ashish Gupta
