‘Sinister scheme’: India ban threatens Jane Street’s money machine
Allegations of market manipulation and temporary block on activities pose wider risks for Wall Street trader
Judiciary treats Constitution’s preamble as a no-go area
RSS general secretary Hosabale wants a discussion on whether a decision to introduce the words “socialist” and “secular” in the Constitution in 1976 should be reversed. When asked to decide on the same issue earlier, the judiciary has signalled that it’s the Parliament’s call
The dark side of derivatives: How young, low-income traders are paying the price
A damning SEBI study reveals that 91 percent of individual traders lost money in derivatives trading, with retail investors collectively losing Rs1.06 lakh crore in FY25 while sophisticated algorithmic traders profited at their expense
Himachal’s recurring monsoon tragedy is a manmade disaster
Unchecked construction, flawed development models, and ecological disregard have turned Himachal into a zone of recurring devastation
Post-listing, Siemens Energy scripts a tale of value unlocking
After the demerger of Siemens Energy, here’s how the company and Siemens Ltd look in terms of growth prospects
What Donald Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ means for Corporate America
Private equity cheers the legislation while Tesla and AI start-ups lose out
India’s Deep-Tech Moment: Building innovation for a $10 trillion future
India must strengthen deep-tech ecosystems through shared infrastructure, early demand, and patient capital to achieve its $10 trillion economic ambition and global innovation leadership by 2047
Why investors should look past NBFCs' Q1 numbers
The first quarter metrics won’t stretch to the rest of the year for NBFCs
Is India more socialist than China?
India's surprisingly low inequality score has it beating "socialist" China and Vietnam at their own game—but the numbers hide a complex reality
India shouldn’t be unduly worried about a China-driven axis in South Asia
A trilateral meeting last month between China, Pakistan and Bangladesh triggered fears of an anti-India grouping. Regional mechanisms excluding India cannot be prevented from blooming. The only goal should be to develop as much leverage as is necessary to have India represented on more tables than not
Chart of the Day | What's behind the sharp surge in securitisation volumes in Q4?
NBFCs drive securitisation to Rs 49,000 crore but microfinance and smaller players falter
RG Kar, Law College rape cases put Mamata Banerjee’s credibility at stake in poll-bound Bengal
TMC faces growing disillusionment, internal discord, and public outrage over governance failures, especially concerning women’s safety. With allegations of corruption and political patronage, the party risks losing key voter support in 2026
Trump’s Vietnam tariff deal signals Asia’s vulnerability to US-China rivalry
The crucial factor for Asia’s nation-states is to assess both their need for economic nationalism and security vulnerabilities—both economic and military
Why banks must reimagine themselves for a generation that is reimagining everything
Legacy banks must reinvent to meet Gen Z’s expectations for fast, frictionless, and mobile-first financial experiences. Challenger banks are setting the pace, and incumbents must adapt or risk losing relevance
Gates open for affluent to invest in private credit
Industry transformation under way to broaden access to the asset class to mainstream of wealth portfolios
When Pakistan names its missiles after invaders of its own land, it’s rewriting history for war
The country’s missiles that are attributed to indigenous development are named after historical characters who primarily invaded or raided the Indian subcontinent, including contemporary Pakistan. The fallout of this rewriting of history reinforces historical grievances and will sow the seeds of conflict
New road assets ensure sustained returns for IRB InvIT unitholders
The acquisition of these three road assets increases the average life span of IRB InvITs asset portfolio from 14 years to 17 years
Quick Take: Asian stocks resilient despite new tariff threats, but is there a Trump strategy in play?
Financial markets are displaying scepticism toward Trump's new tariffs, with Asian stocks remaining resilient and currencies stable as investors bet these threats are merely negotiating tactics
Oil prices are down. But don’t pop the champagne yet!
Falling oil prices could mean a moment of economic reckoning is nearing for Arab nations
Chart of the Day: India’s defence stocks dwarf global peers on valuations
Valuations of Hindustan Aeronautics, Bharat Electronics, Bharat Dynamics, Cochin Shipyard have increased significantly
The Day The Riffs Died: How Rock n’ Roll faded from the charts
Apple Music’s Top 500 most-streamed songs of the last decade show that rock music barely registers for Gen Z. It all about Hip-Hop, Pop and R&B now. Not a single new rock anthem cracked the top tier
Can a flood of liquidity trigger another round of high inflation?
In theory, this could fuel demand-pull inflation, as more money chases goods and services. The RBI, however, is playing a cautious game.
IndusInd Bank’s Q1 update signals a sobering year ahead
Microfinance misadventures have shown up as a big contraction in the loan book for Q1Highlights:
Kashmir faces extreme heatwave, air coolers sell like hot cakes
Kashmir is grappling with record temperatures, driving demand for affordable air coolers. Climate change, urbanization, and environmental degradation threaten the region’s economy, water resources, and agriculture
Air India’s Real Turbulence: where is the passenger-first intent?
The Ahmedabad plane crash has raised many questions -- Is Air India missing a TrueNorth. Not just for crisis response, but for its purpose of existence
