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The John Ternus Pick Shows How Apple Sees The AI Era
Apple’s elevation of John Ternus is a powerful reminder to shareholders and boards everywhere. A company’s choice of CEO is a declaration of its strategic priorities.
The Lost Art Of The Adventurer Capitalist
The passing of the legendary investor Mark Mobius served as a reminder of an era when the prospectors ruled the earth.
Noida’s Wage Squeeze: Why India Needs a Henry Ford Moment
Low pay, weak demand and rising costs collide in Noida’s unrest, offering a stark reminder that suppressing wages can choke consumption and undercut the very growth India’s employers seek.
India’s Data Centre Dream Faces A Supply Chain Reckoning
The compelling projections and investments will not help close the multiple supply chain gaps, each with its own queue
India’s True Leverage Is Economic, Not Geopolitical
A war it didn't start is costing India dearly. But history suggests the economy always finds its next engine of growth — and it may already be accelerating.
India’s Silence On Trump's Iran Threats Undermines Its Global South Role
It is strange leadership of the Global South for India to stay mute when the leader of the most powerful nation on earth threatens a fellow developing country with annihilation.
The Two-Year Trap: Why India’s Highways Are Getting Stalled
Three packages. 912 km. No bids. Timelines are strangling India’s tweaked public-private toll model, which no contractor can meet and no lender will finance.
India’s Energy Mirage: The High Cost Of Artificial Prices
While the government has selectively raised prices on higher-octane petrol, jet fuel, and commercial gas cylinders, the broader consumer market for oil and gas remains heavily shielded.
