By Andy Mukherjee

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A budget exercise in wooing global investors

Everything hinges on whether global growth tanks and makes India assets attractive

India waits for global investors and their funds to return. The latest budget offers a few sops to get their interest, but will these be enough? File picture of a brokerage office in Mumbai.

India budget needs to tell some home truths

Much touted goods and service tax has not delivered, and needs a rejig

India’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman makes a point. She will have a tough job convincing investors that the upcoming budget proposals can indeed revive the economy.

India needs a jolt of economic growth

Radical rethink needed to get out of this torrid state of affairs

India's economy needs a flood of liquidity to get some sort of growth momentum back. (File picture of a construction site in Mumbai. Image is for illustrative purposes only.)

India needs a new growth financing strategy

The model that served it so well since 1991 has outlived its purpose

File picture of an under construction metro project in the Indian city of Kolkata. India needs a new financing model to manage growth in the coming decades.

India wants to tax its hedge funds

This would stop a $6b industry getting anywhere near its true potential

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No way to manage a bankruptcy proceeding

An Indian tribunal’s decision will have unfortunate consequences for secured creditors

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India needs a reset of its US economic alliance

A tit-for-tat approach right now will only weaken the domestic economy further

Exports are critical to India’s manufacturing sector.

India needs to do away with draconian tax

It places foreign owned businesses at a distinct disadvantage and with no reason

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Bankruptcy proceedings in super slow motion

Sorry saga of Anil Ambani’s telecom aspirations will now burn several state-owned banks

In India, bankruptcy proceedings take place in super slow motion

Ambani is not going to make it easy for Bezos

Reliance empire has sounded the bugle for an offensive in India’s e-commerce space

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India’s bankruptcy code is already broken

High-profile family-owned businesses still seem to be getting away with it

India’s bankruptcy code is already broken

Not many ways to help ailing Indian airline

But potential lenders must realise that a grounded Jet Airways will not be of any help

Not many ways to help a struggling Indian airline

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