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Business Standard, 25 Aug 2026

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ArticleBom­bay Club fears were mis­placed; fam­ily busi­nesses raked it in after reforms

On Novem­ber 10, 1993, a group of eight indus­tri­al­ists met the then fin­ance min­is­ter Man­mo­han Singh and handed over a note rais­ing con­cerns over the poten­tially adverse impact of the eco­nomic lib­er­al­isa­tion of 1991 on their busi­nesses.

Bom­bay Club fears were mis­placed; fam­ily busi­nesses raked it in after reforms

ArticleTCS powers Europe push with ₹14K cr Porsche deal

In one of the biggest agree­ments by an Indian IT major in recent years, Tata Con­sultancy Ser­vices (TCS) on Monday announced a five-year stra­tegic deal with Ger­man auto­maker Porsche AG worth €1.25 bil­lion (nearly ₹14,000 crore). As part of the...

TCS powers Europe push with ₹14K cr Porsche deal

Article‘Not sug­gest­ing next policy move is a hike, but there is a need to relook’

The mar­kets were sur­prised by the hawk­ish com­ment­ary from the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI’S) mon­et­ary policy com­mit­tee (MPC) last week since the August policy was being viewed as dovish. While explain­ing how the mar­ket missed the mes­sage...

‘Not sug­gest­ing next policy move is a hike, but there is a need to relook’

ArticleWeak rains, ser­vices likely eased Q1 growth to 4-qtr low

India’s eco­nomic growth is likely to have eased to a fourquarter low in the June quarter of 2026-27 (Q1FY27), due to a delayed onset of the mon­soon and softer ser­vices sec­tor growth. To be sure, eco­nomic activ­ity remained resi­li­ent in the face...

Weak rains, ser­vices likely eased Q1 growth to 4-qtr low