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Read more about Peering into 2021 on Business Standard. Macroeconomics in 2021 will turn on consumer demand and firm resolution

Private banks have been progressively grabbing larger shares of the banking business even as nimble-footed fintechs are posing a fresh threat to government-owned banks. But with the government tiptoeing around the problem with untenable solutions, Indian public sector banking could be headed the way of its counterparts in telecom and aviation. T N Ninan explains why here Here is a selection of other views today: The third volume of the late Pranab Mukherjee’s memoirs is notable for his changing mood, tenor and reserve with truth-telling, writes Two parties are growing organically wi...

Read more about Best of BS Opinion: Two steps to boost broadband usage, Budget 2021 & more on Business Standard. Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day

"aftershock," which is now out in paperback. ali, what happened today? >> a lot of things happened here. we had a situation where it's not just fear we've been talking about. this was actual fact. we had -- we started this morning with -- with slow bad markets out of europe, then before the markets opened, we got this report from morgan stanley which talked about slow growth around the world telling us things we already knew. but they said we're on the precipice. they didn't say we were there, they didn't say it's the base case, but they said we're dangerously close. also cited error...