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03.04 / 04:07

UPS Volkswagen Features Sporting Here are 3 new cars launching this April. Check them out

Upcoming cars in India)This April 14, Volkswagen is launching the Tiguan R-Line, while the MG Cyberster electric sports car is also set for release. Additionally, Citroen is expected to unveil dark edition versions of models like Basalt, C3 and C3 Aircross this month.

03.04 / 04:05

COST Trade President country testing rights Trump to Modi: ‘You’re not treating us right’ as US hits India with 26% tariff

Donald Trump on Wednesday described Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a «great friend» while announcing a 26% tariff on Indian imports. However, he said, «You're a friend of mine, but you're not treating us right.» Trump claimed that the move was a «discounted reciprocal tariff» aimed at countering India's high duties on American goods. Also Read: India to face 'discounted' 26% tariff from US; Trump slaps 34% on China «India, very, very tough. Very, very tough. The Prime Minister just left. He's a great friend of mine, but I said, 'You're a friend of mine, but you're not treating us right.' They charge us 52 per cent. You have to understand, we charge them almost nothing, for years and years and decades,» Trump said, holding a chart listing countries and their tariff rates. He argued that the US had long tolerated unfavourable trade terms and had only started imposing tariffs on China after he took office seven years ago. «It was only seven years ago, when I came in, we started with China and we took in hundreds of billions of dollars from China in tariffs,» he said. The announcement comes just weeks after Modi’s visit to Washington, D.C., in February, less than a month after Trump began his second term in the White House. Trade tensions between the two countries have been a longstanding issue, with Trump previously calling India the «tariff king» and a «big abuser» in global trade.

03.04 / 04:05

markets UPS Provident ETF CEO Experts recommendations Planning your mutual fund investment for FY26? Experts recommend inclination towards flexicap & multicap

“In FY26, investors should be inclined towards investing in categories such as Flexi Cap, Multi Cap, and Large & Mid Cap. These provide the fund managers with an option of maneuvering depending upon the market circumstances as an alternative during volatile times. Excessive exposure in very high-risk categories should be avoided,” recommended Rajesh Minocha, a Certified Financial Planner (CFP), Founder of Financial Radiance Also Read | Technology-based mutual funds lost up to 18% in 2025. Time favourable to allocate more?

03.04 / 04:05

markets Career Action Software Pool Sustainability innovations 'Soft skills are hot skills': Forget coding or marketing, LinkedIn highlights must-have skills to get a job quickly

LinkedIn data reveals that by 2030, 70% of the skills used in most jobs will change. For organizations, navigating this transformation means embracing skills-based hiring practices to build a workforce equipped for the future — which could expand global talent pools by 6.1x globally. For professionals, it’s about staying ahead of the curve, whether that’s learning new, in-demand skills or deepening existing areas of expertise. And many are already taking action: a quarter of professionals say they plan to focus on learning new skills this year. 1. AI Literacy Why it’s on the rise: As AI rapidly transforms industries, companies are increasingly looking for professionals with the ability to understand and utilize tools harnessing that technology for business purposes. Most common job titles: Software Engineer, Product Manager, Chief Executive Officer Most common industries: Technology and Internet, Higher Education, IT Services and IT Consulting

03.04 / 04:05

markets COST Provident Target Bitcoin recommendations Bharti Airtel shares in focus as company deepens 5G core network tie-up with Nokia

Bharti Airtel shares will be in focus on Thursday after the telecom operator expanded its core network collaboration with Nokia to accelerate 5G service delivery. Nokia already has a significant presence in Airtel’s core network, providing key technologies such as VoLTE (Voice over LTE) and HSS (Home Subscriber Server).

03.04 / 04:05

markets UPS Digital Ubisoft innovations Updates RIL shares in focus for these 2 reasons. Check details

Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) are expected to be in focus on Thursday, April 3, after the company made two announcements via filings to the stock exchanges. The first announcement states that Reliance has begun construction of its first Compressed Biogas (CBG) plant in Andhra Pradesh, which is part of a larger plan to establish 500 such CBG plants in the region.

03.04 / 04:05

COST President Experts country testing rights US Commerce Secy Lutnick evades India tariff question post Trump's announcement

tariffs on India. When reached out to Lutnick regarding a query on the tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, he avoided the question and walked away. Trump announced new import tariffs on Wednesday (local time), outlining the rates to be imposed on countries around the world. India will face a 26 percent tariff. Calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a «great friend,» Trump said that India charges the US 52 per cent, and «we charge them almost nothing.» ALSO READ: Govt analysing impact of 26% Trump tariff on India; it's mixed bag, not setback: Official Trump's announcement came while he addressed the Make America Wealthy Again Event.

03.04 / 04:05

Waves WhatsApp Southern isolate IMD Issues Weather Alerts: Thunderstorms in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Telangana; Heatwave in Gujarat, Rajasthan & North

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markets Healthcare Trade testing medicines Relationships Pharmaceuticals Big relief for India! Trump spares pharma from harsh tariffs

Donald Trump exempted pharmaceuticals, one of New Delhi's key export items to the US, from the new reciprocal tariffs rule on Thursday. «Some goods will not be subject to the Reciprocal Tariff. These include: (1) articles subject to 50 USC 1702(b); (2) steel/aluminum articles and autos/auto parts already subject to Section 232 tariffs; (3) copper, pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, and lumber articles; (4) all articles that may become subject to future Section 232 tariffs; (5) bullion; and (6) energy and other certain minerals that are not available in the United States,» the White House said in a factsheet. The US market accounts for 30% of overall exports for India’s pharma sector.

03.04 / 04:05

Man security Gemini Enterprise Research innovations Pharmaceuticals What can 10-second decisions do in life? Ask the man who made Rs 5,000 crore from just Rs 500

Thyrocare took only 10 minutes. Finally, in 2021, he exited his company in a mere 60 seconds. His philosophy? 'Decide first, discuss later". His journey proves that speed and conviction in decision-making can shape extraordinary success. Dr. Arokiaswamy Velumani, the founder of Thyrocare, built a billion-dollar enterprise from humble beginnings. Born in a small village in Tamil Nadu to a family of landless farmer and despite severe financial struggles, he became the first graduate from his village in 1978, marking the start of an extraordinary journey.

03.04 / 04:05

markets UPS Strategy trends Cycling exclusive Liquidity surplus, but lending still weak; growth revival key, says Devang Shah

liquidity surplus in the banking system, credit growth remains subdued, raising questions about the disconnect between available funds and actual lending activity. In an exclusive interaction with ET Now, Devang Shah of Axis MF offered a comprehensive explanation, pointing to weak demand, delayed policy transmission, and a still-recovering growth cycle as the main reasons behind the current trend. “Credit is a direct multiple of what is the demand scenario. If the demand scenario or the overall growth scenario is weakening, somewhere down the line credit growth starts to look weaker,” Shah said, emphasizing that liquidity alone isn’t enough—economic momentum is essential for lending to pick up.

03.04 / 03:25

markets IPO economy Research Experts Cycling electronic The josh for Indian IPOs is high again. Does it indicate a market bottom?

IPOs. Recently, a flurry of companies, 14 to be precise, filed their draft prospectus letters with capital markets regulator Sebi, indicating their interest to tap the public market. There are also reports that indicate Korean electronics giant LG's India IPO will hit the market as early as this month, ending a lull of nearly 2 months now. It should be noted that the IPO market has been very dull this year due to the correction in the secondary market.

03.04 / 03:25

Career security Software show innovations Department Frustrated employee warns against working for family-owned firms. 'MBA, experience doesn't matter'

The employee, who had spent three years working in such an organization both before and after completing his MBA, highlighted several key challenges that hinder career growth and overall job satisfaction in such environments. One of the foremost issues he pointed out was the rigid hierarchical structure. According to him, no matter how prestigious one's educational background might be or how extensive their work experience is, rising to the top echelons of leadership within a family-run company is nearly impossible. The uppermost positions, he observed, were invariably reserved for members of the owning family, making it difficult for outsiders to break through into senior leadership roles.

03.04 / 03:25

Extreme security Trade President War rights International Gloves are off: Global trade war gets fiercer as Trump's tariffs trigger strong backlash from foes and others

Donald Trump’s sweeping new tariffs have landed, triggering measured responses from key trading partners who seem unwilling to ignite a full-blown trade war—at least for now. Branded as “reciprocal tariffs” and ranging from 10% to 49%, the new import taxes, according to Trump, are simply the U.S. giving back what it has endured for decades. “Taxpayers have been ripped off for more than 50 years,” he declared, vowing that “it is not going to happen anymore.” Promising a resurgence of jobs and factories, Trump framed the move as more than just economics—he called it a national security necessity that threatens “our very way of life.” Here are the first reactions: China Beijing said it «firmly opposes» the new tariffs on its exports, and vowed «countermeasures to safeguard its own rights and interests».

03.04 / 03:25

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Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies dipped after President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on US trading partners worldwide, triggering a slump in risk assets. The largest digital asset fell as much as 4% to about $82,000 on Thursday morning in Singapore before paring losses, while other tokens including Ether and XRP also declined. Solana had at one point shed more than 9% of its value.

03.04 / 03:21

markets Citi Target security Trade Bitcoin recommendations Mahindra Lifespace shares in focus as firm eyes Rs 1,200 crore revenue from Mumbai redevelopment projects

Mahindra Lifespace Developers shares will be in focus on Thursday after the company secured two housing redevelopment projects in Mumbai, expecting a revenue of Rs 1,200 crore. In a regulatory filing on Wednesday, Mahindra Lifespace informed that the company has been «appointed as the preferred partner for the redevelopment of two residential societies in the Lokhandwala Complex, Andheri West, Mumbai, with a project value of approximately Rs 1,200 crore.

03.04 / 03:21

markets UPS Target ETF Dreams show recommendations Crorepati Dream! How to achieve a Rs 2 crore target in 10-12 years?

Investors often set ambitious financial goals, but the key to achieving them lies in strategic planning and disciplined investing. On The Money Show aired on ETNow, Nisreen Mamaji, Founder of MoneyWorks Financial Services, addressed a query from Sailendra Singh, who aims to build a corpus of Rs 2 crore in 10-12 years with a 5% semi-annual SIP step-up.

03.04 / 03:21

markets UPS Strategy Trade country electronic India better placed on electronics than China, Vietnam after Trump move: Industry

As per India Cellular and Electronics Association (ICEA), India has emerged favourably placed in the first round of reciprocal tariff announcements, especially compared to key electronics export competitors like China, Vietnam, Thailand, and Indonesia following the extraordinary and relentless efforts by our negotiators and leaders. Read More:Trump's 26% tariffs put pressure on India. Is New Delhi ready for the impact?

03.04 / 03:21

Target FIVE security WhatsApp recommendations guidelines HDFC Bank shares in focus after Sebi issues warning letter for regulatory non-compliance

HDFC Bank will be in focus on Thursday after the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) issued an administrative warning letter to the banking major on Wednesday for regulatory non-compliance. This follows a periodic inspection of the bank's custody activities, during which Sebi found alleged non-compliance with specific regulatory guidelines for custodians, as stated in a regulatory filing by the bank.

03.04 / 03:21

markets COST Food Research International India's farm exports may withstand US tariffs as competitors face steeper duties, says economist

Trump's 26 per cent tariff on Indian goods would have a limited impact on key agricultural exports like seafood and rice when compared to higher duties imposed on regional competitors, Gulati said. «We should not look at the tariff increase in absolute terms, but see relative tariff increases with our competitors,» Gulati told PTI. The former chairman of the Commission for Agricultural Costs and Prices (CACP) noted that while India faces 26 per cent tariffs, China faces 34 per cent, creating an 8 per cent differential advantage for Indian exporters. Other competitors face even steeper barriers, with Vietnam at 46 per cent, Bangladesh at 37 per cent, Thailand at 36 per cent, and Indonesia at 32 per cent, Gulati said.

03.04 / 03:21

markets Target Platform Sony DISH Experts audience Free TV on track for steady growth despite challenges

Furthermore, the re-launch of FTA Hindi GECs—Star Utsav, Colors Rishtey, Sony Pal, and Zee Anmol— on DD Free Dish, the free DTH service from Prasar Bharati, is expected to expand FTA viewership, they said. FTA channels such as Hindi GEC Dangal and the Hindi movie channel Goldmines TV are among the most-watched TV channels in India.