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India Will Lead IKEA’s Small Store Revolution: India Country Commercial Manager Adosh Sharma
In this week’s The Core Report: Weekend Edition, Adosh Sharma, Country Commercial Manager of IKEA India, said the Swedish furniture giant is reshaping its India strategy by prioritising smaller, concept-driven stores to better reflect local consumer behaviour.
Trump Continues Swinging His Wrecking Ball, China Makes Strides In Chip Race
As the US president carries his tariff threats too far, China is rushing ahead with its chip ambitions.
IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers: ‘With 3.5 Lakh Customers A Day, There’s Going To Be Complaints’
Can Indigo keep up its winning streak in a space where foreign carriers dominate? The Core with CEO Elbers and vice president Abhijit Dasgupta to find out.
DGCA Initiates Air Safety Overhaul, But Will Old Execution Gaps Remain?
Aviation experts point to decades of systemic neglect and poor enforcement that just another new set of rules will not solve.
How Credible Is Your Carbon Credit? Blockchain Can Call The Bluff
The technology has the potential to address the carbon-credit market’s inherent flaws, enhance accountability, and ensure each credit is properly tracked and utilised.
As Tesla Imports Cars, VinFast And Locals Charge Ahead
Tesla is finally rolling into India, but not quite in the way that India had hoped. Instead of making cars here, Tesla will sell fully imported models from China and the US.
Is It Safe To Fly? We Must Trust Stats As Air India Crash Report Rekindles Question
The Air India plane crash report raises difficult questions about what went wrong in the cockpit, but the numbers continue to affirm that flying remains statistically safe.
Consumption Fatigue or Affordability Crisis? What’s Behind the FMCG Slowdown?
In this week's The Core Report: Weekend Edition, Sanjeev Prasad, managing director & co-head at Kotak Institutional Equities, discusses how FMCG growth lags due to weak job creation, affordability pressures, and structural market shifts, limiting consumer spending despite rising product penetration.
World Bank’s Inequality Report: Real News Or Data-Driven Fiction?
World Bank's data glosses over deep divides, while Bihar's voter purge puts democracy to the test.
'Strict Supervision Needed': Pharmarack's Sheetal Sapale On India's Anti-Obesity Drug Boom
Sapale also spoke about why these particular drugs are so popular and the possible long-term challenges that can arise from taking them.
Regulation, Real Estate, Demand: What Fuelled The RIL-Adani Pact?
It makes a perfect union between two classic non-compete conglomerates, each betting on a license-controlled business in a country where demand for auto-fuels is booming, note brand and industry experts.
Expensive Debt Better Than Idling Biz, Experts Sum Up Private Credit Popularity
It has potential applications in turnaround working capital, loan buyouts, interim financing, and even litigation funding.
