Iran’s Bitcoin-backed maritime insurance platform raises questions over sanctions, shipping and global energy security
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Now, Reliance is in talks with the world's largest battery manufacturer, CATL, and other global suppliers to procure components for these systems. The talks could give Reliance a second major source of battery components at Jamnagar
The larger of the two is a $230mn package for long-term sustainment of M777A2 ultra-light howitzers, with BAE Systems as the principal contractor
PM Modi invited Norwegian firms to expand investments in India, even as the world's largest sovereign wealth fund recently lowered India allocation amid market underperformance and global portfolio shifts
Modi told the European Round Table audience that India has been working on the basic mantra of reforms, performance, and transformation for the past 12 years and that India's "reform express" is going at full speed
The rupee's fall beyond 96 against the US dollar is no longer just a forex event. Rising crude prices, FII outflows and geopolitical tensions are reshaping sector performance, market sentiment and investment strategy
AI startups face a new "10x" standard for growth; explore why VCs are moving past traditional metrics to focus on stickiness, ACR and core-function moats
Various reports also suggested that gold plates adorning temple towers, doors and other structures could be designated as strategic gold reserves of India
India faces world’s highest heat stress risks, calls grow for scalable climate solutions and global cooperation
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Legacy conglomerates and start-ups must sit up and take notice of the $13trn global opportunity that may come knocking by 2030 in consumption by the youth. It might be time for India to capitalise on this opportunity and create a global FMCG powerhouse
Tata Consumer Products managing director Sunil D’Souza is steering the $300bn conglomerate’s ambitions to create an FMCG bellwether to rival HUL, ITC and Nestle India
Sunil D’Souza, MD and CEO, Tata Consumer Products (TCPL) was handed decades-old tea and salt businesses to create a fast-moving consumer giant. Six years on, he tells Yuthika Bhargava and Vikash Tripathi how TCPL now stands with the ‘big boys’ of the space
As inflation rises and wages stagnate, India’s contract workers are struggling to survive. Protests across industrial hubs like Noida reflect growing frustration over low pay and job insecurity
After a record year, Santosh Iyer, managing director and chief executive, Mercedes-Benz India, speaks to Yuthika Bhargava on sustaining growth amid rising costs and changing demand. From pricing pressures to younger buyers, he discusses what is shaping the luxury-car market
Private equity investors in India’s IT services are taking a hard look at their portfolios as IPO markets turn selective and AI disrupts the sector
Capital of many stripes—with varying risk appetites and return expectations—is entering different layers of India’s nascent AI data-centre ecosystem
India’s space-tech start-ups face revenue challenges as weak corporate demand and delayed government procurement hinder monetisation and scaling
Priya Donti, assistant professor, MIT, and co-founder and chair of the non-profit Climate Change AI, talks to Nabodita Ganguly about how AI can help fight climate change, collect data for climate-tech start-ups and more. Edited excerpts
A new research paper finds that districts more exposed to a contraction in microfinance lending saw a decline in education outcomes, highlighting the deep links between financial systems and social development
A quick-service restaurant chain, Nothing Before Coffee, is redefining how small cities and towns experience the café culture
From a small unit in Delhi to a global presence, Jaquar has grown into a dominant player in India’s organised faucets market, driven by rising consumer demand and a strong family-led vision
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Indian currency settles at 96.52 against the US dollar as elevated crude prices, West Asia tensions and capital outflows weigh on sentiment
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India’s deep tech moment is real but without strong business fundamentals, even the most advanced innovations risk failing to scale
AI is lifting productivity and compressing effort-based billing, challenging the growth model behind India’s $224-billion IT industry
