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11.02 / 15:11

Manufacturing Death stage audience Schools Courts polo Priya Kapur steps into spotlight at Sona Comstar as family feud continues

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. New Delhi: From visiting Sona Comstar’s manufacturing and R&D facilities to presenting a Harvard Business School case study on the company's turnaround led by her late husband Sunjay Kapur, Priya Sachdev Kapur is making her presence felt at India’s eighth-largest auto component maker, even as a court battle over control of the promoter entity continues.

11.02 / 14:19

UPS FIVE Platform Strategy Mobile Enterprise Without tariff hike, telcos' growth eases to six-quarter low

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. NEW DELHI : India’s telecom sector growth slowed to a six-quarter low in the December quarter despite higher data consumption and growth in home broadband subscriptions, as the benefits of earlier tariff hikes had largely run their course, analysts said. During the third quarter of 2025-26, the telecom operators’ revenue rose 2% quarter-on-quarter and 9% year-on-year to ₹72,700 crore.

11.02 / 14:19

markets UPS Provident FIVE NVIDIA Broadcom Nvidia and Broadcom’s AI chips will go head-to-head. How they compare.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Nvidia and Broadcom are increasingly being drawn into direct competition as artificial-intelligence companies look for the most cost-efficient way to train and run AI models. Analysts at UBS think demand is growing quickly for Broadcom’s processors as an alternative.

11.02 / 13:39

markets COST Manufacturing Research show International Pharmaceuticals Five CDMO stocks to add to your watchlist

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. In the pharmaceutical world, a CDMO (contract development and manufacturing organization) is essentially the “powerhouse behind the brand". Instead of a pharma company building its own factories and labs, which costs a lo, they hire a CDMO to handle everything from the initial drug chemistry to mass-producing the final pills or injections.

11.02 / 12:09

markets COST Target Platform Strategy Healthcare testing Velumani’s second coming: Why the Thyrocare founder wants a bite of the crowded dental market

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Mumbai: On most Saturdays, between the whir of drills and the shuffle of patient files in a busy suburban Mumbai dental clinic, you might find a 66-year-old entrepreneur bent over a whiteboard, talking unit economics instead of molars. A.

11.02 / 12:09

COST Digital Platform Instagram social reports Destinations AI rules: 2-hour deepfake takedown timeline lands Big Tech in compliance furore

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. NEW DELHI: India’s first-ever artificial intelligence (AI) law, notified on Tuesday, may set Big Tech scrambling to put in place adequate content moderation teams after New Delhi drastically shortened timelines for taking down deepfake posts with nudity, defamatory and other illicit content. The Centre has maintained that most technology firms are well-equipped to automate scanning and curb harmful content online.

11.02 / 11:05

markets Booking Manufacturing security Trade show country How Waaree protected its solar panel exports from US tariffs while Adani faltered

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Mumbai: Smart supply-chain manoeuvres and assembling in the United States helped India’s top solar panel exporter Waaree Energies maintain its lucrative trade with the country in the face of steep 50% tariffs on India, even as the exports of its main domestic rival Adani New Industries Limited faltered. Waaree sourced solar cells, the building blocks of solar panels, from suppliers in Southeast Asia to escape the crippling tariffs levied on India, the company’s management said during recent investor calls, as the US tariffs on solar panel imports are levied based on the country of origin of the solar cells rather than the country where the panels are assembled.

11.02 / 10:33

Racing security Strategy Death stage ventilators Arsenal The return of Dr Strangelove: How MAD logic may be staging a grand comeback in nuclear strategy

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Like a nonagenarian on a ventilator, the most significant arms-control treaty of the last half century quietly expired last week. Those who were responsible for keeping it alive—septuagenarians and octogenarians all—shrugged: ‘What’s to be done, it’s time had come.’ In the salacious excitement of the Epstein revelations of naughty A-lister names, the death of the most meaningful collective security agreement of our lifetime and what it implies barely merited headlines.

11.02 / 10:27

markets exclusive outbreak testing Department prevention Vaccines India to centralize testing of 42 veterinary vaccines under regulatory overhaul

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. NEW DELHI: India plans to centralize testing and quality control of 42 essential veterinary vaccines at a single national laboratory, replacing a fragmented system that allows self-certification and state-level testing, according to two government officials and a document reviewed by Mint.

11.02 / 10:27

markets UPS Manufacturing economy Universities Schools AI is sneaking up on the Fed. Will Warsh be ready?

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. About the author: Mike Harris is the founder of Cribstone Strategic Macro and director of the Syracuse University Whitman School of Management London Program. Markets are hugely enthusiastic about what coming AI-driven growth and President Donald Trump’s pick for the next Federal Reserve chair, Kevin Warsh, might mean for the economy. But their read on the situation is too simplistic.

11.02 / 09:55

Provident BlackRock Experts show performer Courts How fake invoices duped BlackRock Unit into a $400 million loan

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. BlackRock went all in on Wall Street’s booming business of private lending last July when it acquired HPS Investment Partners, a firm founded by alumni of Goldman Sachs that was one of the stars of the sector. Days after the deal closed, an analyst at HPS’s Midtown Manhattan headquarters spotted a big problem.

11.02 / 09:55

markets Digital Trade President show reports International Andy Mukherjee: Is China’s interest-paying e-CNY going to challenge the almighty US dollar?

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The highest US tariffs in almost a century have had a muted impact so far on global growth, but Asian policymakers aren’t lulled by the calm. They’re taking their cues from jumpy markets and plotting what appears to be a mutiny against King Dollar.

11.02 / 09:55

markets UPS Waves Digital show Stellar Q3 shows Eicher Motors is in cruise mode

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The stock of Eicher Motors Ltd soared around 7% on Wednesday, hitting a new 52-week high of ₹7,805 following its stellar December quarter (Q3FY26) results. Consolidated Ebitda rose 30% year-on-year to ₹1,556.7 crore, backed by 21% growth in bike volumes, sold under the brand, Royal Enfield (RE).

11.02 / 08:21

markets UPS CEO trends track reports HUL Q3 preview: Results may reveal key consumption trends

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Hindustan Unilever Ltd is set to announce its third-quarter results on Thursday, but more than the numbers, investors will look for clues on how India’s consumption story is shaping up after major structural and regulatory changes in the recent past. HUL is expected to post a profit after tax of ₹ 2,597 crore and revenue of ₹16,156 crore in the three months ended December, according to Bloomberg estimates based on 19 analysts who track the stock.

11.02 / 08:21

UPS FIVE ICE Olympics Destinations athletics The state that churns out beer, cheese—and the fastest speedskater alive

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Milan: Jordan Stolz was always destined to be the next great American speedskater. He’s got tree-trunk thighs, impeccable balance and a stunningly high tolerance for the horrific pain required to chase four gold medals in Milan.

11.02 / 07:49

Election students Universities country Schools Getting a job is harder than toppling a government for Bangladesh’s Gen Z

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. RANGPUR, Bangladesh—In July 2024, when young Bangladeshis frustrated with their job prospects were taking to the streets, Faruk Ahmed Shipon joined them each day. To the amazement of the 25-year-old, the demonstrations grew into a revolution that toppled Bangladesh’s authoritarian leader, Sheikh Hasina, who had ruled the country for most of Shipon life.

11.02 / 07:49

markets Remark Election Opinion President Relationships Meiji Restoration 2.0? Japan looks set to reinvent itself under the bold leadership of Sanae Takaichi

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. A photo last month of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi wearing a bright electric blue outfit and playing the drums alongside Korean President Lee Jae Myung is only one of many of Japan’s prime minister to go viral. The image is also remarkable because Korea and Japan have long had a strained relationship.

11.02 / 06:57

markets UPS IPO Platform composer reports rights Rapido founders shed 'promoter' tags for IPO, joining a growing trend among new-age firms

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. MUMBAI: The three co-founders of ride-hailing platform Rapido—Aravind Sanka, Pavan Guntupalli and Rishikesh S R—have shed their promoter tags, with the company's board approving a proposal in August last yearto reclassify them as non-promoter shareholders, according to a regulatory filing reviewed by Mint.

11.02 / 06:57

UPS DELL Universities reports Devina Mehra: Rags to riches? Most ‘self-made’ billionaires were not really self-made

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Which is the land that exemplifies ‘rags to riches,’ where you can be anything in the world? I am sure the US will come to mind. You know all those glamorous stories of college drop-outs, guys who started out in garages and made it big.

11.02 / 06:57

COST wellness President country rights Mint Explainer: Will the latest round of US-Iran talks succeed?

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. As Iran and the United States return to the negotiating table over Tehran’s nuclear ambitions, the geopolitical stakes have shifted. While Iran enters these discussions, which began on 6 January, on much weaker footing than in the past, US President Donald Trump arrives emboldened by the recent success of the Venezuela operation.

11.02 / 06:57

markets UPS security Trade track reports Excise hike lights up margin, illicit trade risks for cigarette stocks

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. MUMBAI: A recent excise duty hike on cigarettes has rattled tobacco stocks, with investors bracing for margin pressure, potential volume erosion and a possible surge in illicit trade, even as underlying demand remains sticky. An additional excise duty on cigarettes and other tobacco products, over and above the highest 40% goods and services tax (GST) rate, took effect on 1 February.