In a landmark agreement on Saturday, the G-7 grouping of seven industrialised countries has agreed in principle to a global taxation system that would create a more uniform corporate tax structure and minimise profit shifting by multinationals. The top edit explains why this tax could become the largest and most far-reaching reshaping of the global tax landscape in decades. Read it here
In other views today:
Debashis Basu explains why the divergence between economic growth and the rising stockmarket is not irrationally exuberant. Read it here
The second edit argues that the Reserve Bank of India should not underestimate the risks