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Is Make In America A Good Strategy For Indian Companies?
US commerce secretary warns India to fix ties, but questions loom: can Indian firms viably manufacture in America under pressure?
In A Changing World Order, Students And Parents Must Revisit Foreign Degrees
Rising visa refusals, soaring costs, and hostile politics are dimming the middle-class dream of foreign degrees, forcing families to rethink.
Shiver Not A Shock: Indian IT Sector Will Survive The H-1B Visa Fee Hit
PM Modi pushes Swadeshi at “Bachat Utsav,” while Trump’s visa fee hike may keep Indian techies home, boosting local consumption.
More Noise Than Clarity: Should We Rethink The Quarterly Earnings Cycle?
Donald Trump suggested rethinking quarterly company results—a rare idea with global resonance, including for Indian firms.
Will Tax Cuts Actually Spur Consumption?
GST cuts will make essentials cheaper, sparking optimism, but India’s consumption boost hinges on whether savings fuel spending or cover survival.
Desperate Times, Desperate Measures: Behind India’s Investment Frenzy
India’s IPO boom masks distress: retail investors chase stocks and mutual funds amid stagnating incomes and rising inflation, not confidence.
A Badly Timed Diwali Gift: Lessons From Modi’s GST Announcement
Modi’s early GST “Diwali gift” sparked market excitement but cooled consumer demand, dampening festive sales, leaving India’s biggest shopping season with a poorly timed surprise.
Middle Class Values Clash With Venture-Funded Dreams
India’s ban on online money gaming has sparked debate, with companies pivoting, investors panicking, and critics questioning delayed action, citing youth addiction and conflict with middle-class values.
