Gold scales 8-week high as tighter lockdown measures loom
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Soybeans, corn start 2021 on strong note; prices at 6-1/2 year top
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Inside Track: Modi’s challenge in 2021 will be to revive an economy which has slipped into deep recession
The economy may have hit an all-time low and unemployment and inflation a new high, but Modi, with his hirsute sanyasi-like looks and his air of calm assurance, exudes confidence and reassurance in these difficult times.
Demand revival? Trade deficit touches 25-month peak in December
Imports rise 7.6%, exports contraction narrows to 0.8%
ICC needs to rise to the occasion as the charm and romance of Test cricket continues
The World Test Championship could be a golden opportunity to attract the younger audience to Test cricket
Wired broadband: Jio top gainer as nation took to WFH
Analysts have noted that the current times are best suited for faster growth of fixed broadband in the country, which otherwise is an under-penetrated market with only around 21 million subscribers.
IT ruled office space absorption in 2020 with Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai accounting for the most
Logistics and engineering doubled their share in the year