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Resort-led real estate gains traction as buyers seek lifestyle beyond second homesHospitality-led real estate developments are becoming popular as buyers seek resort-like lifestyles near metro cities. Developers are offer...- India to add about 8 GW wind energy capacity in FY27: MNREIndia plans to increase its wind energy capacity by 7.5 to 8 GW in the current fiscal year. The country had already achieved over 6 GW of c...
- Economy’s swell, but reputation? Why India’s next growth story depends on how the world sees itIndia’s long-term economic prospects remain strong despite short-term geopolitical, currency and capital-flow challenges. As the country’s ...
- Fortis audit order could drag listed firms into promoters' personal debt cases: InGovernInGovern has warned that the Delhi High Court’s Fortis Healthcare forensic audit order could set a wider precedent, potentially exposing li...
- Japan, Korea, China had their turn. India is now ‘inevitable’: Nothing's Carl Pei bets on the next global tech waveNothing CEO Carl Pei has called India “inevitable” as the next major hub for global consumer electronics, arguing that manufacturing is onl...
- Trump's sons-linked US drone firm signed India deal to manufacture anti-drone systems months before Pakistan dealAn American drone firm has signed a deal with an Indian company for anti-drone systems. This agreement allows local manufacturing of their ...
- Why Indian companies are rushing to tap the bond marketIndian companies are actively raising funds through the bond market. This activity occurs despite anticipated interest rate increases and t...
- Indian companies moving from AI pilots towards deployment: SalesforceSalesforce anticipates India's enterprise AI adoption will expand beyond initial experiments. The company plans significant investments in ...
- Airtel Cloud customer count touches about 40; manufacturing firms account for quarter: SourcesThe latest tally reflects a steady expansion of the cloud business since its launch in August 2025, when Airtel's digital subsidiary Xtelif...
- India has chip design talent, but lacks global sales skills: Endiya Partners' Sateesh AndraEngineers based in India have taped out chips that have shipped in billions for companies such as Qualcomm, Infineon, NXP, Texas Instrument...
- Titan open to acquiring smaller watch brands, sees strong growth in premium segmentTitan Company is exploring acquisitions and investments in emerging watch brands. The company anticipates a strong festive season driven by...
- Fujifilm bets on semiconductors to drive India growth; inks pact with Tata ElectronicsFujifilm Thursday said it is investing about Rs 800 crore to establish a semiconductor materials plant in the Dholera Special Investment Re...
- POSH reporting up in FY26 as trust in the system growsExcluding two companies for which comparable data is unavailable, the analysis shows that the number of complaints has been rising steadily...
- India, Bhutan sign Rs 4,000 crore Line of Credit for energy projects during Jaishankar visitIndia and Bhutan welcomed the signing of an agreement on a concessional Line of Credit of INR 4,000 crore for energy projects in Bhutan dur...
- Dollar bonds to lose some lustre as US yields surgeOverseas bond sales may moderate as the US Federal Reserve increases interest rates. Bank of Maharashtra priced its debut bond at a higher ...
- Crude shock to hit oil companies' margins, but refining gains could save Q2 showOil breached $100 a barrel this month with Brent crude at around $107 as US-Iran clashes stoked supply fears. Retail fuel marketing margins...
- Getaway to the UAE: Delhi roadshow charts India’s next leap into global marketsThe Delhi edition of the Gateway to the UAE Delhi Roadshow, hosted by Ajman Free Zone in partnership with The Economic Times and Times of I...
- Solar's $1.3 bn bet is a turn for India's defence-industrial complexThe piece argues that Solar Industries’ ₹12,951-crore acquisition of South Africa’s Omnia Holdings could mark a new phase for India’s defen...
- Three Indian companies under US Senators' scanner for data 'theft' allegationsUS Senators have urged action against three India-based companies for alleged hacking. These firms reportedly stole data from thousands of ...
- RBI easing drives Indian companies’ $7.70 billion overseas borrowingIndian companies filed proposals worth $7.70 billion for external commercial borrowings in July. This marked a significant 27% growth over ...
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