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Trump’s America First Policy: Stakeholders Divided On How It Will Affect India’s Supply-Chain 2025
Trump’s tariff threats signal aggressive ‘America First’ ambitions, raising questions about India’s trade resilience and global logistics disruption.
‘Science, Sustainability Are On Top Of Our Mind’: Dr Sanjeev Panchal of AstraZeneca On Improving Supply Chain
In this week’s The Core Report: Weekend Edition, Panchal spoke to The Core about how they plan to eliminate lung cancer as a cause of death by 2030 with the help of AI.
Trump’s Visa Policies Could Seriously Impact Student Financing For Indians In 2025
Students need robust contingency plans, including exploring alternative visa options or studying in countries like Canada or other European countries.
Stricter H1B Policies Will Curb Contribution Of Indian IT Professionals To US Economy, Says NASSCOM President Rajesh Nambiar
In this week’s The Core Report: Weekend Edition, Rajesh Nambiar spoke about how India is a talent hub for STEM globally, tailwinds in the information technology industry and optimism around the potential of artificial intelligence.
How The Business Of Refurbished Phones Works
In an interview, Cashify co-founder Mandeep Manocha spoke about how the device collection process, who the Cashify customer is and why using a refurbished phone is good for the planet and the customer’s pocket.
Did Mamaearth's Pre-IPO Inventory Push Mask Deeper Financial Troubles?
Mamaearth's aggressive inventory push before its IPO and subsequent struggles with unsold stock raise questions about its financial health and transparency, jeopardising its transition from an online brand to a retail powerhouse.
Traditional FMCGs Can’t Afford To Lag Behind Big Retail Like Amazon
Amazon's Tez could have implications for retail trade, the logistics industry, possibly for the food processing industry, and for branded food products, among others.
Rural India Doing Well, Urban Sales Have Lost Steam: FADA President CS Vigneshwar On Auto Sales Trends
November was yet another dampener for passenger and commercial vehicle sales, and the auto dealers’ association chief sees a rural-urban trend split.
