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  • Sensex suffers, inflation risk & war reshapes corporate strategy | MC Editor's Desk

    In this edition of Moneycontrol Editor’s Picks we tell you how the ongoing US Israel-Iran war is reshaping corporate and economic strategy. Market volatility, inflation risk, energy security and more - our reporters bring you expert interviews and analysis that gives you the big picture, unpacking how the future may pan out in the event of a prolonged war. Also find the measures being taken to shield Indian citizens from the fallout of the crisis in West Asia. And finally, tune in for corporate shifts that are afoot amid the uncertainty. More inside!

  • Shantanu Narayen to step down from Adobe; West Asia war jitters may accelerate India’s GCC push; and bot accounts under govt scrutiny | MC Tech3

    In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen prepares to step down after an 18-year run leading the software giant. We look at how the West Asia conflict is prompting multinationals to reassess risks in the region and could shift more global capability centre operations to India. Razorpay outlines an AI-first approach for all new R&D initiatives as it prepares for a potential IPO. And the IT ministry questions tech platforms on bot accounts and AI-driven misinformation.

  • How Iraqi tankers reached India, LPG production boost & living wills in focus | MC Editor's Picks

    In this edition of Moneycontrol Editor’s Picks we tell you how Iraqi tankers navigated the Strait of Hormuz to bring much-needed crude to India, how quiet diplomacy played a role and what is the status of domestic energy security and the latest LPG supply situation. Also learn about the stock market’s reaction to the latest oil price surge and whether the strain on the rupee will last. Also inside: a renewed focus on living wills after the Supreme Court’s recent green signal to passive euthanasia.

  • Blinkit’s ₹450 Crore War Chest, Jupiter’s Banking Deal Falls Apart & 1,000 Tech Mahindra Freshers in Limbo | MC Tech3

    In today’s episode of Moneycontrol’s Tech3 Podcast, we break down Blinkit raising ₹450 crore from parent Eternal as the quick-commerce battle heats up with rivals Zepto and Swiggy also bulking up their war chests. We also look at why fintech startup Jupiter’s stake deal with SBM India collapsed, and what it means for neobanks trying to become full-fledged digital banks. Plus, over 1,000 engineering graduates are still waiting for offer letters from Tech Mahindra, nearly a year after campus placements. And finally, the National Stock Exchange moves closer to its long-awaited IPO, appointing 20 merchant bankers and multiple global law firms for the proposed issue.

  • Fuel impact on your food, stocks recover from shock & China’s military push | MC Editor's Picks

    In this edition of Moneycontrol Editor’s Picks find what the scarcity of commercial LPG could mean for your restaurant menus, what the cabinet approval to changes in Press Note 3 signal, how elevated fuel prices could impact India’s current account deficit as the government foots subsidies, why the finance ministry is tracking the rupee’s level on an hourly basis and also take a deep dive into why the current crisis is a triple shock for India. There’s all this and more inside.

  • The Israel–Iran war is coming for your masala dosa; Iran war won't stall India's new semiconductor mission; and Groww-th before the war | MC Tech3

    In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, the Israel–Iran war begins to disrupt LPG supplies for restaurants, raising concerns for food delivery platforms and menu prices. The government says India’s semiconductor mission remains on track despite shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Brokerage platforms like Groww continue to add investors, though market volatility could test momentum. And the Centre has discussed easing FDI rules for Chinese investments in non-sensitive sectors, though a final decision is yet to be cleared by the Union Cabinet.

  • Deepinder Goyal's drone bet, Flipkart completes reverse flip to India ahead of IPO ; and Israel-Iran war: NRAI flags LPG supply disruption at restaurants | MC Tech3

    In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, Deepinder Goyal expands his deep-tech investment streak with a new bet on drone startup Kalam Labs. Flipkart completes its corporate return to India from Singapore, clearing the path toward a potential IPO. We also look at how startup hiring is picking up but largely for AI and tech roles. And the National Restaurant Association of India warns the government about a possible disruption in commercial LPG supply to restaurants. And India’s T20 World Cup victory could boost endorsement deals for players like Suryakumar Yadav and Sanju Samson.

  • US waiver on Russian oil to India brings short-term relief, Aditya Birla Group eyes stake in Rajasthan Royals | MC Editor's Picks

    US ‘waiver’ on Russian oil to India may have brought short-term relief but Chinese competition and Gulf exposure could limit the gains. In pharmaceuticals, exporters could face a Rs 5,000 crore hit as freight costs and insurance premiums climb. Sebi has introduced a voluntary debit freeze facility for mutual fund folios. This and more in the day’s edition of Moneycontrol Editor’s Picks.

  • Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh propose social media bans for teens; Dario Amodei apologises, readies court fight and Vanguard’s insourcing blow to Infosys | MC Tech3

    In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh move to curb social media access for teenagers as governments globally rethink rules for young users online. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei apologises for a leaked memo but prepares to challenge the US government’s supply-chain risk designation in court. We also track Vanguard bringing operations back in-house from Infosys, and Flipkart cutting around 300 roles as it sharpens efficiency ahead of a potential IPO.

  • India’s Green Economy Opportunity | Tanya Kak, Rohini Nilekani Philanthropies & Abhishek Jain, CEEW

    India’s green economy is more than a climate agenda, it has the power to drive the country to its self-sufficiency goal by mid-century. However, many important labour-intensive value chains remain untapped and underfunded, slowing India’s economic progress. In this episode of Unusual Suspects, we put the focus back on what really matters – not just the market architecture that underpins the green economy but the people and communities that are its driving force. Join this conversation where host Gaurav Choudhury speaks with Tanya Kak from Rohini Nilekani Philanthropies and Abhishek Jain from CEEW on what it takes to map a just transition in India. They explore how durable, scalable solutions to complex challenges emerge when community learning intersects with smart market design — enabling bottom-up change that is both sustainable and equitable.

  • Unpacking the Economic Survey, Shapoorji Pallonji to list real estate arm & Apple rents new home | MC Editor's Picks

    In this edition of Moneycontrol Editor’s Picks, experts unpack the Economic Survey. Our data story gives you a quick overview of the Indian economy in 5 charts. Also inside: Shapoorji Pallonji group readies to list real estate arm, Apple deepens India investment, what brokerages think about the benefits from the India-EU FTA. From tech to markets and more - tune in for the headlines of the day!

  • No AI-led job apocalypse yet, says Economic survey; Ashok Soota in exit mode from Happiest Minds; and Swiggy’s losses widen…yet again | MC Tech3

    In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we break down how the Economic Survey 2025–26 is pushing back against fears of mass AI-driven job losses while outlining India’s real strength in application-led innovation. We also track Ashok Soota’s exploration of a stake sale in Happiest Minds, Swiggy’s widening year-on-year losses despite strong Instamart growth, and Meta’s plan to nearly double its AI spending with up to $135 billion in capital expenditure for 2026.

  • Davos despatch, Sridhar Vembu exclusive & how Ixigo dodged IndiGo chaos | MC Editor's Picks

    As WEF wraps up in Davos, Moneycontrol gets you the latest despatches from the event - find interviews with Infosys CEO Salil Parekh, Paolo Dal Cin (global lead for cybersecurity at Accenture) and Karnataka IB Minister MB Patil. In other news - the pressure continued on Indian stocks and the Rupee, local family run jewellery stores are feeling a liquidity squeeze, learn about the sweat and blood that went into making of the India-EU trade deal and how Ixigo was an unlikely gainer from IndiGo’s crisis. Also inside: an interview with Zoho’s Sridhar Vembu. Tune in!

  • Juspay becomes 2026’s first unicorn; Infy to hire 20,000 graduates in FY27; Accenture's new Bengaluru physical AI security lab and Zoho is scaling operations in rural towns of Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh | MC Tech3

    In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we bring you the biggest startup and technology stories shaping the day. Juspay becomes 2026’s first unicorn after a $50 million funding round, signalling renewed momentum in fintech. Infosys outlines its plan to hire 20,000 fresh graduates in FY27, even as AI reshapes IT services. Accenture announces a new physical AI security lab in Bengaluru. And from Kumbakonam, we report on Zoho’s expansion plans and the launch of its AI-native ERP platform.

  • TCS woos OpenAI, DeepMind’s Hassabis on Indian AI & make way for Apple Pay | MC Editor's Picks

    Google DeepMind chief executive Demis Hassabis speaks to Moneycontrol exclusively about his thoughts on India’s foundational AI models. US President  Trump’s Davos address keeps markets in the red, Indian markets show prolonged weakness. In other news we track the India-EU trade deal, Deepinder Goyal’s resignation and Apple’s next move in India. Also find an exclusive interview with Jahangir Aziz, Head of Emerging Markets at JPMorgan as he weighs in on tariffs and trade policy. Tune in!

  • Deepinder Goyal checks out of Eternal; Google, Meta leaders say focus on AI app layer and TCS’s newest tenants: OpenAI and AWS? | MC Tech3

    In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we track a surprise leadership change at Eternal as Deepinder Goyal steps down and Blinkit CEO Albinder Dhindsa prepares to take charge, even as the company reports strong financials. We also bring you key takeaways from Davos on why India should focus on applied AI, insights from Meta and Google DeepMind on the country’s AI future, TCS’s ambitious data centre plans targeting hyperscalers, and Apple’s steady move towards launching Apple Pay in India.

  • RIL's Q3 FY26 revenue up 10%, Silver key driver of India’s import bill & exporters diversifying shipments | MC Editor's Picks

    India’s largest company by market cap Reliance Industries posted a 10% YoY rise in revenue to Rs 2.94 lakh crore while its net profit jumped 1.6% in Q3 FY26. Silver imports were up 129% for the April–December 2025 period. Indian automakers are besting their Korean counterparts in safety ratings. Despite Dhurandhar being a hit, Indian movie theatres struggled heavily in 2025 – all this and much more in the latest Moneycontrol Editor’s Picks. Tune in.

  • US to rule on Trump’s tariffs, Stand-Up India 2 unveiling in Budget & how entry in Pax Silica could benefit India | MC Editor's Picks

    The odds appear stacked against US President Donald Trump as over 70% traders are betting that the US Supreme Court will declare tariffs illegal. Telcos have approached TRAI over alleged monopolistic practices at Navi Mumbai international airport, where each of them is paying Rs 92 lakh per month. How entry in US-led Pax Silica can benefit India and a look at the finances of Mumbai as the municipal corporation goes to vote tomorrow – all this and much more in the latest Moneycontrol Editor’s Picks. Tune in.

  • Infy raises guidance but labor code bites;Unacademy pivots once again; and Groww-ing against the tide | MC Tech3

    In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we track how Infosys raised its revenue guidance even as profits took a hit from labour code provisions, making margins the key point to watch. We also look at Unacademy’s decision to shut company-run offline centres and shift to a franchise model, Groww’s steady growth and diversification beyond derivatives, and why India’s invite to the US-led Pax Silica alliance puts critical minerals and tech supply chains firmly in the geopolitical spotlight.

  • TPG-IIFL Capital deal, India’s GDP growth firms up & Samantha Prabhu’s newfound confidence | MC Editor's picks

    In an exclusive to Moneycontrol, actor-turned-entrepreneur Samantha Prabhu reveals that she found fresh confidence after building startups. Also inside: a mega deal in the wealth management space, what’s driving domestic investors to bet on Indian markets, the poor tipping practice in the gig economy space, the iPhone style push for domestic auto parts exports and more. Tune in!

  • Unacademy-upGrad deal falls through; Why UPI Autopay keeps winning merchants; and SaaS firm Amagi to open its Rs 1,789-crore IPO on January 13, at a valuation of over Rs 7,800 crore. | MC Tech3

    In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we break down why acquisition talks between Unacademy and upGrad fell apart after months of negotiations, even as consolidation buzz continues in edtech. We also look at why merchants are sticking with UPI Autopay despite falling success rates, and what’s driving that choice. Plus, a quick wrap on Amagi’s IPO, marked by a valuation reset and a smaller issue size as it heads to public markets.

  • TPG-IIFL Capital deal, India’s GDP growth firms up & Samantha Prabhu’s newfound confidence | MC Editor's Picks

    In an exclusive to Moneycontrol, actor-turned-entrepreneur Samantha Prabhu reveals that she found fresh confidence after building startups. Also inside: a mega deal in the wealth management space, what’s driving domestic investors to bet on Indian markets, the poor tipping practice in the gig economy space, the iPhone style push for domestic auto parts exports and more. Tune in!

  • Securing silver supply, Crypto SIPs on rise & deep tech investors turn to IIT Madras | MC Editor's Picks

    In this edition of Moneycontrol Editor’s Picks find out what’s happening from markets to government policy and more. Inside: India keeps bullion out of FTAs, rapid adoption of crypto SIPs, IIT Madras emerges preferred consultancy for deep tech investors, energy markets keep close watch on Venezuela, & semiconductor industry presents wishlist to government ahead of the Budget. Tune in!

  • IIT Madras nets thousands of crores in consulting fee from VCs; Crypto SIPs soar in India; and India's semicon industry seeks faster payouts from Budget 2026 | MC Tech3

    In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we track how deep tech venture capital is increasingly turning to IIT Madras for technical diligence as consultancy revenues surge. We also look at the sharp rise in crypto SIPs among first-time Indian investors, key expectations from the semiconductor industry ahead of Budget 2026, and Zepto’s quiet rollout of in-app UPI payments as delivery platforms bring payments in-house.

  • ITC under pressure, China’s silver power & nuclear enters India’s RE strategy | MC Editor's Picks

    ITC’s stock is under pressure as higher tax on cigarettes kicks in, India needs to rethink its growing reliance on China for silver, GST cuts have trickled down to entry-level cars and two-wheelers, consumers spending remained strong even as factory output weakened in 2025 - find reports on all this inside. Market, policy and business in Bollywood - we cover everything in the latest edition of Moneycontrol Editor’s Picks.

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