Is it better to buy separate health insurance for your parents or include them in your family floater?
Experts say a separate policy for parents typically offers better protection and flexibility, whereas a floater works only when coverage is extensive and health risks are low
Small-cap index slides, top gainers surge up to 29% amid market volatility
Among the broader indices, the BSE Smallcap index declined 0.5 percent, while the BSE Midcap index advanced 0.35 percent and the BSE Largecap index gained 0.4 percent during the week.
Joint bank account rules every couple should understand
A joint account doesn’t automatically mean shared values, shared discipline, or shared assumptions about money.
Is compensation received under Motor Vehicles Act taxable? How is interest for delayed payment treated?
If a court enhances motor accident compensation after years of litigation, the interest paid on the delayed amount may attract tax: Here’s how current rules and the 2026 change impact you
Silver price today rallies near 9% on Comex; key signals investors should track
The US dollar strengthened, emerging as the dominant factor influencing price action for precious metals.
Trump rolls back reciprocal IEEPA tariffs, keeps other trade measures in place
In the order issued on February 20, Trump said that "in light of recent events", the reciprocal duties introduced under several earlier executive orders "shall no longer be in effect and, as soon as practicable, shall no longer be collected".
Gold price today surged 2.65% on Comex, is now the time to invest?
Volatility is likely to persist amid geopolitical headlines and Fed rate outlook cues, says analyst.
Moneycontrol Pro Weekender | All that is solid melts into air
AI power lies not just in its intelligence, but in its speed -- and that speed is disrupting everything
Is it better to rent or buy in 2026?
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer in 2026 — but the right choice depends on your money, your plans, and where you want to be.
Markets post mild gains amid volatility; IT drags for third straight week
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) extended their selling for the second consecutive week, offloading equities worth ₹637.68 crore in this week.
The right way to trade options in expiry week: Shubham Agarwal
Theta decay is the silent killer of option buyers. It's the daily erosion of option premium, and it doesn't move at a steady pace.
Mexico, Canada get exemption to 10% US levy but USMCA risk looms
The USMCA carve-out exemption allows the US to continue to import oil and other resources from Canada and Mexico tariff-free, and avoids greater disruption in the trade of key manufacturing inputs such as automotive parts.
'Trump’s IEEPA use was necessary': USTR Greer announces Section 301 crackdown after Supreme Court ruling
Greer said the decision "affects one element of the Administration’s successful work to reorient the global trading system to benefit American workers and businesses".
Wall Street ends higher after Supreme Court rules against Trump tariffs
The S&P 500 climbed 0.69% to end the session at 6,909.51 points. The Nasdaq gained 0.90% to 22,886.07 points, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.47% to 49,625.97 points.
OpenAI flagged Canada suspect eight months before mass shooting
The artificial intelligence company said that the suspected killer — Jesse Van Rootselaar — had an account that was detected about eight months ago by systems that scan for misuse, including the possible furthering of violent activities.
US tariff reversal positive, but will revive uncertainty on trade front
America’s Supreme Court strikes down President Trump’s emergency tariffs who is now looking for alternative ways to reimpose tariffs, with a 10% tariff already floated
'Fools and lapdogs for radical-left Democrats': Trump blasts Supreme Court judges over tariff setback
Speaking at a press conference, Trump criticised the majority opinion and said he was ashamed of ‘certain members of the court’
What is Section 122? A rarely used trade law at the centre of Trump's new tariff battle plan
Within hours of the ruling, Trump signalled he would invoke Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 - a rarely discussed provision that allows temporary tariffs in response to balance-of-payments concern
India emerges as OpenAI's second-largest market, 18-24 age group leads ChatGPT usage: Report
Beyond professional tasks, TechCrunch reported that 35% of Indian users' messages seek guidance, 20% involve general information queries, and another 20% request writing assistance or content generation
India weighs fresh cyber law amid rising AI-led threat; Airtel-Zscaler set up research center
The announcement signals a broader policy pivot—from responding to cyber incidents to building proactive, AI-enabled defence systems
AI for agriculture to mother-tongue education: PM Modi's blueprint at big-tech roundtable
The meetings took place alongside the India AI Impact Summit at Bharat Mandapam from February 16-20, which brought together more than 500 global AI leaders, 150 academicians and researchers, and 400 chief technology officers, vice-presidents, and philanthropists
Trade deal with India stands, tariffs will continue, says US President Trump after Supreme Court ruling
Trump says Supreme Court ruling does not alter India trade framework; signals tariffs will remain in place
50%, 25%, 18%, 10% or 3%? What tariff applies to Indian goods today - breaking down the post-ruling reality
US Supreme Court ruling resets duties to MFN rates, but temporary global levy and sector-specific tariffs will keep exporters on edge
Trump to sign order to impose 10% global tariff after US Supreme Court ruling
"The Supreme Court didn’t overrule tariffs, they merely overruled a particular use of IEEPA tariffs," said Trump. He also said that the Supreme Court has been “swayed by foreign interests and a political movement that is far smaller that people would even think”.
Will US return tariff billions? This is what a very angry Trump said after SC verdict
Trump also defended his broader trade approach, saying countries that had "treated us badly" would face consequences
