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The Indian gaming market is rapidly growing, with indie developers facing challenges in resources and tools. Building indigenous game engines, AI-driven solutions, and specialised cloud platforms, alongside strong support ecosystems, could empower developers to compete globally while catering to local needs
Action needs to be backed by money to make an impact but with Western commitments in doubt, it falls upon the government to step in to bridge the gap
India’s economic landscape is shifting as cooling inflation paves the way for a more accommodative monetary policy. With the RBI easing rates and liquidity conditions improving, policymakers are now focusing on reviving growth amid global uncertainties
India's retail inflation eased to 3.61 percent in February 2025, its lowest in five months, driven by falling food prices. With inflation below 4 percent, the door is open to another rate cut in April
Location trumps many factors when it comes to getting funding for startups
Even as some Chinese apps make their comeback in the country, TikTok should not be allowed in India due to cognitive autonomy concerns. Its algorithm can be potentially used to amplify or de-amplify content to suit ByteDance's, and thereby Chinese Communist Party's, objectives
The current revenue estimates indicate notably slower growth in FY25 and FY26 compared to pre-COVID years
A recent European Court of Justice’s decision tightened the screws on price parity clauses on the ground that they can inhibit competition. India’s Competition Commission is also increasingly veering around to the view that these clauses could adversely affect both consumers and new market entrants. Platforms may have to tweak their business model to accommodate the emerging regulatory stance
Capricious policies from Washington have created a very unpredictable economic environment
Japan’s ties with the US face uncertainty under Trump, with trade disputes, security tensions, and shifting global alliances. Concerns over US reliability are pushing Japan to strengthen regional partnerships, maintain economic ties with Washington, and cautiously re-engage with China
The US is risking a massive devaluation of growth stocks
The US trade war will hurt food exports and increase the agricultural trade deficit
SEBI’s new rules for SME IPOs aim to improve listing quality and protect investors amid a surge in smaller company offerings. While these measures introduce stricter norms, they may also limit growth opportunities and deter retail participation.
Indian billionaire families increasingly prefer investment management over active business roles, raising succession concerns. Family disputes, weak governance, and promoter dominance threaten business stability. Robust succession frameworks, professional leadership, and regulatory compliance are crucial for corporate governance, investor confidence, and sustainable long-term growth
India’s declining dependence on arms imports reflects its growing defence self-sufficiency. As SIPRI’s latest report highlights, India’s efforts to boost indigenous production have steadily reduced its reliance on foreign suppliers
If the US implements reciprocal tariff on Indian component imports, the impact would need to be absorbed by Indian auto component manufacturers or US OEMs, the former being more likely
According to BoB Research, Indian industry remains well-positioned to meet its debt obligations, as reflected by the ICR. Despite the marginal dip, the ICR remains high by historical standards
The hit from derivatives discrepancies could result in a net loss in IndusInd Bank’s March quarter
It says that authorities will review existing policies for 180 days during which new investigations under Foreign Corrupt Practices Act won’t be enforced. The order doesn’t take away the American AG’s power to start a new investigation nor does it make earlier cases vanish. Its aim is to secure US strategic interests. While there may be temporary relief, it’s essential that companies operating in India continue to prioritize anti-corruption efforts
The sudden change in investors’ growth expectations for the three largest economies is upending many consensus trades
The US president says no one has been harder on Russia, but these days no one has been weaker
Self-reinforcing momentum carried US equities for two years. Now, inertia is pulling them in the wrong direction
China's local governments drive innovation through fiscal autonomy, incentives, and policy experimentation. India can adopt similar reforms by enhancing fiscal power, creating innovation zones, and aligning municipal leaders’ incentives with startup growth to foster a competitive, innovative economy
Dhananjay Munde’s resignation from Maharashtra’s council of ministers once again turns the spotlight on the shadowy links between criminal elements and the political class. The former’s role in election funding represents a serious challenge to the country’s internal security
Acquisitions and licensing deals over the last two years strengthened Sun Pharma's specialty drug pipeline
