Pedagogy despite the pandemic
How children without access to online education in Jharkhand and Bihar villages get their lessons
Shops yes, malls no
‘Standalone’ shops selling non-essentials get lockdown exemption.
Read more: MHA allows local shops to open but no exemptions for malls
Open up
Industrialists urged the TN CM to ease the lockdown.
Read more: Industrialists urge TN govt for partial opening of manufacturing units
Where’s the package
The CII called for urgent relief measures by way of fiscal stimulus.
Read more: Covid-19: CII calls for urgent across-the-board fiscal stimulus
Need approval
India moved FDI from China to the approval list and stuck to its guns.
Read more: India ready to fight China at WTO, but won’t budge on FDI restrictions
Tech connection
But can we do without the money?
How China dominates tech investments in India
Fair value
The valuation assigned to Reliance Jio by Facebook is fine, says analysts
Read more: Reliance-Facebook deal: Valuation on expected lines, say analysts
Finance Bill 2020
What’s change in Income Tax?
Read more: Finance Act 2020: Subtle yet significant changes in income-tax rules
Shutting shop
Franklin Templeton India shook up the debt markets with a decision to wind up 6 large managed credit schemes.
Read more: Franklin Templeton winds up six debt funds. All that investors need to know
Back to biz
Big businesses are looking into how they can get the wheels whirring again while fighting COVID.
Read more: Post lockdown: Big units get ready, MSMEs see roadblocks to restart
Warming up
Dishwasher makers are looking forward to consumers flocking to them post lockdown.
Read more: Lockdown blues: Indian consumers may finally warm up to dishwashers
No go
Container freight operators are saying a government diktat on waiving charges is not applicable to them.
Read more: Maritime logistics players openly defy Shipping Ministry order on waiving charges
Hello India
South Korean companies may look to enter India after logging off China
Read more: ‘South Korean firms exiting China will look at India as an alternative destination’
Spending shrink
IT discretionary spends will be hit post COVID says CRISIL
Read more: Most clients will defer discretionary IT spending this fiscal, says Crisil
Office 2.0
How will workplaces change after COVID?
Read more:New elevator etiquette, desk manners: Welcome to the post-Covid workplace
Back again
A study of CXOs found they were confident of getting back in business in 12 months.
Read more: CXOs expect economy to bounce back in under 12 months
Compiled by Aarati Krishnan
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