What a CEO needs to do for a sustainable future
In these uncertain times, the responsibility of motivating the workforce to look for different ways to do things, asking hard questions, and connecting with customers will fall upon the CEO.
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Watch: What makes Invest India tick?
In an exclusive conversation with Fortune India, Deepak Bagla, Invest India's MD and CEO, opens up about the agency's work, India as an investment hub, and the road ahead.
Has gold lost its glitter?
After a fall in prices in 2021 so far, gold is becoming attractive again. Analysts believe the rupee depreciation and potential inflation may spur it to a new high in the latter half of 2021.
Gold ruled 2020. Will it reign 2021 too?
Gold exchange traded funds added a record 877 tonnes during 2020, nearly 231 tonnes more than the 2009 record of 646 tonnes. Experts argue much of gold's growth drivers will continue in 2021 too.
Covid-19 boost for Japan-India relations
The two countries can work together to achieve their respective long-term goals—sourcing of finished goods for Japan and an increase in manufacturing output for India.
A whole-of-society response for economic revival
This approach will enable all segments and sectors to contribute to and benefit from the rebuilding effort.
Chinese funds: No thanks!
Countries across the world are slamming shut their doors on Chinese investors to prevent aggressive takeovers of homebred companies amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
PE funding in real estate drops by 62%
Colliers International says $222 million in PE funding flowed into India’s realty sector in Q1, 2020; it estimates PE inflows of about $3.5 billion in 2020, owing to slow decision-making by investors.
This is a crisis of demand and supply: Avnish Bajaj
Fresh investments may tank in the next six months as VCs are likely to channel more capital into existing bets, says the Matrix India founder.
Number of PE deals drops 14% in March quarter
The amount, however, increased 26% on the back of some large infusions; Internet companies account for 55% of the investments.
