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India's Battery Storage Push Faces An Execution Problem
India's battery storage race is on, but low tariffs, inexperienced bidders, and a China dependency are testing if targets can survive contact with reality.
Markets Stay Down As Oil Prices Wait For War Developments
Oil prices rose on Monday on a lack of progress in diplomatic efforts to resolve the West Asia conflict
Tata Sons' Next Chair Faces A High-Stakes Balancing Act
As Chandrasekaran exits Tata Sons, his successor must choose between cautious cash preservation and bold bets on semiconductors, EVs, and defense.
Foreign Investors Will Have It Easier To Buy Indian Stocks
The markets are seeing more foreign portfolio investment, but the moves are still measured and careful
If Solutions Exist, Why Wouldn't We Do It: Saint-Gobain's Sreedhar N on India's Climate-Resilient Building Push
In this weekend edition of The Core Report, Sreedhar N CEO - Asia Pacific and India Region , Saint-Gobain talks about why insulation should be mandatory, how waterproofing can double a building's life, and why India's next construction boom must be built smarter, not just bigger
Washington's Transshipment Story Doesn't Add Up
The White House blames China’s tariff evasion for shifting trade, but its evidence leaves key questions unanswered.
Parle Stays No 1 But Loses Ground As Smaller Rivals Grow Faster
As India's FMCG market grows at its fastest pace in two years, the country's biggest brand is losing steam and a new set of challenger brands is stepping up to fill the gap
What’s Wrong With ‘Energy Drinks’?
In July, the FSSAI sent notices to 'energy drink' brands directing them to remove the term from their label. Why?
Oil Prices Fall On Demand Concerns
With oil prices down, the benchmark Sensex snapped a two-day falling streak
India's New ‘Rs 5.25’ Green Tariff Is ‘Round The Clock’ In Name Only
Solar Energy Corporation of India's new tariff beats new coal on price. But the contract guarantees only 70 to 90% of supply, and is silent about who pays for the hours it doesn't cover.
L&T’s West Asia Orders Offer Hope For Engineering Firms, But With A Note Of Caution
A revival in project awards is emerging after the war-induced lull, but reconstruction remains nascent, and cost claims on existing projects are yet to be settled.
Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran Resigns
Doing and growing businesses in India is never easy and the present period is perhaps the toughest in recent times
