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Stocks Have Had A Good Week
The major indices had their best gains in order month on Friday
Uniqus Consultech CEO Bets Big on West Asia Despite Four-Month Pause
In this edition of The Core Report, Jamil Khatri, CEO of Uniqus Consultech, talks about why the $11 billion IHC-Adani aluminium deal is just the start, and why India has emerged as a "credible and trusted partner" even as Gulf hostilities stall investment flows.
'Jobs 2:0' Book Excerpt: In The AI Age, Your Signature Style Matters
AI may reshape every career. But first, you need to understand how you're wired.
Why Every Indian Driver Wants a Dashcam
And do they really help when you're in trouble?
India’s Data Centre Demand Curve is in California. The Debt Lives Here.
India's speculative AI boom runs on local bank debt, wagering the system on unsigned California demand.
Indian Markets Steady Even Global Markets Are Volatile
Semiconductor major SK Hynix stock price crashed on Thursday
Can Kerala's Co-operative Builder Crack India's EPC Market?
While Kerala‑based U‑Sphere — the EPC subsidiary of the century‑old labour cooperative ULCCS — seeks pan‑India expansion, its real test will be delivering marquee projects that build momentum at home and overseas.
Markets Adjust To Longer War Reality In West Asia
America's war against Iran has now lasted four and a half months with no end in sight
Are Indian Films the Next Big Alternative Investment?
Rohit Dalmia and Sidharth Jain on building film funds, managing risk and investing in content.
UltraTech Bets Against The Cycle As India's Cement Industry Splits
As weak pricing and rising fuel costs force several of the country's largest cement makers to moderate expansion plans, industry leader UltraTech Cement is taking a contrarian approach.
West Asia Truce Collapses But Impact On Markets Could Be Lesser
No one expected the truce in West Asia to last in any meaningful way but we were not fully prepared for what seems like a complete collapse
India’s Export Slump Has A Climate Tech Fix Hiding In Plain Sight
A regulatory reset on emissions monitoring technology could transform India from a captive market for Western standards into a global exporter of climate tech and generate the labour-intensive manufacturing jobs the economy urgently needs.
