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Why Banks Need Blockchain To Get Their Records In Order
During financial disputes, it’s crucial for financial institutions to get the right sequence of events. While they do have all the records, they are saved across different systems. A new tech promises to bring them all onto one platform without upsetting their existing infrastructure.
AI Will Tilt Software Market From ‘Buy’ to ‘Build’: Nandan Nilekani
Generative AI is accelerating custom software development, widening a deployment gap for enterprises and creating fresh opportunities for IT services firms while challenging traditional SaaS providers.
India’s Retail Investing Boom Is Reshaping Capital Flows And Testing Foreign Appetite
In this week’s special edition, Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with Anant Narayan, former whole-time member of the Securities and Exchange Board of India on how surging domestic inflows have outpaced equity supply, stretched valuations and reshaped the balance between local and foreign capital.
Navi Mumbai Hub: Early Testing Hints At Thaw In 5G Standoff
A Right of Way dispute between NMIA and telecom operators has left passengers grappling with patchy 4G and 5G connectivity, spotlighting deeper questions over control of digital infrastructure at India’s newest airports.
India’s Discoms Turn A Profit, But State-Level Leakage Need A Fix
India’s discoms returned to profit in FY25 as losses fell, aided by reforms and billing. Sustaining gains needs deeper reforms and timely subsidies.
Jet Deal Shows India Won’t Trade Security For Trade Promises
Advanced American jets come with intelligence dependencies that India appears unwilling to accept.
The US-Bangladesh Trade Deal: A Lopsided Bargain?
Bangladesh’s US tariff deal promises zero-duty access, but supply chain realities and costly concessions may outweigh limited gains.
Indian Textile Body Sees Gains In US Cotton Shift
The texpreneuts body says Bangladesh’s reported cotton-for-garment swap with the US offers an advantage, but India can compete if reciprocal terms emerge.
