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Fewer Indians plan to raise festive budgets in 2026, but high spenders grow: SurveyA recent survey shows a decrease in the number of Indians looking to boost their festive budgets for 2026. While the willingness to spend o...- Memory stocks face headwinds as 'smart money' walks outMemory stocks showed initial promise but are now faltering, weighed down by anxiety surrounding the artificial intelligence market. Sandisk...
- Global Market: AI investment story shifts from spending to picking the winnersThe AI investment debate is shifting toward identifying sustainable winners as spending accelerates. Hyperscalers, semiconductor firms and ...
- A cheap American sandwich conquered the world. Now China is rewriting the burger's 100-year-old storyBurgers are experiencing a surge in popularity across China's fast-food market. Global chains and local operators are now fiercely competin...
- 97% of Indian manufacturers say digital transformation is essentialThe nation leads global peers in high-budget technology spending, and 88% are already utilizing AI/ML in operations. Despite challenges in ...
- Legal matters cost India Inc over ₹62,146 crore in FY25India Inc's legal costs escalated by 11% to ₹62,146 crore in the last fiscal year, driven by increased overseas deal activity, dispute reso...
- Kristina Michaud tops MP travel spending list, reason Ottawa’s location; check the other top spenders in the $32M billCanadian MPs' expenses hit a record $187.8 million in 2024, with $32 million allocated to travel, a significant increase from the previous ...
- LTTS shares jump 4.5% following $110 million AI-focused acquisitionThe acquisition aims to strengthen LTTS's AI and software capabilities within its digital engineering suite for global clients, enhancing s...
- Indian defence firms need to invest more in innovations and R&D to keep pace with global standards: ReportAccording to India Infoline Finance Limited (IIFL) report, these firms allocate only 1.2 per cent of their revenue to R&D, markedly lower t...
- FMCG spends up 18% in two years due to inflation- KantarConsumers have increased their spending on daily essentials, groceries, and household products by 18% in the first quarter of 2024 compared...
- India world's fourth largest defence spender in 2022, says reportIndia's defence spending has increased by around six per cent, making it the world's fourth largest military spender in 2022, according to ...
- Pakistan approves 6% hike in defence budget for 'critical shortfalls'According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), world military expenditure reached an all-time high of USD 2.1 t...
- World military expenditure passes $2 trillion for 1st time; India in 3rd place: SIPRI"The five largest spenders in 2021 were the United States, China, India, the United Kingdom and Russia, together accounting for 62 per cent...
- State-run oil companies' capex to go up by 6.5% in FY22State-run oil companies have planned a combined capex of Rs 105,000 crore in FY22, up 6.5% from the current year’s target. In the first thr...
- India Inc's legal expenses jump 9 per cent to Rs 38,754 crore in FY20Legal expenses include spending on litigation and arbitration, professional fees, regulatory filings, penalties and general stamp duty. Sev...
- India Inc spent 14% more on legal fees in FY19Reasons include new laws on insolvency over past 5 years.
- Global defence spending up in 2015; India ahead of France, JapanGlobal military spending rose in '15 to touch nearly $1.7tn driven mainly by conflicts, including the war against ISIS, Saudi-led action in...
- India to emerge as key spender in global security marketIndia is poised to emerge as a key international spender in the global security market, with an estimated spending of $9.7 billion by 2016.
- India main military spender in South Asia: SIPRIIndia remained the main military spender in South Asia. And China, India accounted for 40 per cent of the region's spending.
- IT Dept wants 10k workers to pore over returnsThe additional staff is likely to cost around Rs 200 crore to the Government exchequer.
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