Estimate of losses from phishing attacks

A global report shows India has a lot of catching up to do

There’s been a drop in the overall prevalence of fraud, according to a recent global report. However, a number of specific frauds are getting more common: In particular, management conflict of interest, supply chain fraud, internal financial fraud and corruption. Also, what’s interesting is that today’s fraudsters are getting increasingly sophisticated in structuring their crimes and using tactics to prevent detection

The global trading price of coffee has risen in the past one year, despite an increase in production in most of the top 10 coffee producing regions

Emerging economies have lots to celebrate, which they do with a glass of chilled beer. Sales of beer have risen steadily in these markets, even as they decline in developed economies

Infrastructure bottlenecks prevent India from realising its growth potential. Here’s a look at how India compares with other economies in terms of infrastructure deficits, and the role public private partnerships (PPP) can play

The world's major economies are headed for a tough couple of years. With their Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) dipping below 50, manufacturing is shrinking and it looks like there is more pain to come

Indian banks are doing far better than those of even some financially developed countries

While governments struggle with debt, corporates rake in the dough

The Indian diaspora is the largest in the world, possibly barring the Chinese. And it is a large storehouse of financial and intellectual capacity