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Business success story: Once just a pizza delivery boy, today he drives a BMW, has multiple franchises and an Australian citizenshipA man who moved to Australia 11 years ago to study could not find a job in his field and started working at a pizza shop. His journey later...- Built wealth by taking risks? Managing it requires a new mindsetPeople generally get rich because of concentration, relentless pursuit of one thing, and the confidence to go all-in when most others would...
- 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...
- €70k salary, €1.5k rent, 40% tax: Bengaluru techie who lived in Germany for 6 years gives reality check on moving abroad. ‘Think twice’.A Bengaluru-based tech professional opened up about his six-year stint in Germany, highlighting how taxes and everyday expenses affected hi...
- 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...
- Nepal PM Balen Shah likely to visit India by year endNepalese Prime Minister Balen Shah plans his first India visit by year-end. This visit aims to open new vistas for bilateral partnership an...
- JPC on FCRA amendment bill meets first time to examine legislationA Joint Parliamentary Committee has begun examining the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill. This bill proposes tighter govern...
- Foxconn, Tata Electronics in overdrive for making iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max models for exportsApple iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max production is running round the clock in India, with Foxconn and Tata Electronics factories shipp...
- SEMICON India 2026: India’s chip story has moved from files to factories, says PM ModiIndia's semiconductor sector is now moving towards commercial production. Prime Minister Modi inaugurated SEMICON India 2026, highlighting ...
- Agonisingly slow clinical trial is stopping Indian pharma become global innovator from supplierIndia's regulatory hurdles slow down early-stage drug trials significantly. This complexity causes Indian companies to conduct crucial firs...
- Oracle layoffs: Techie with 12 years of experience loses job; wife says he worked on Holi, Diwali and RakhiOracle job cuts: A woman's LinkedIn post detailed her husband's sudden job loss after twelve years at Oracle. He discovered his termination...
- Should I take education loan or break my investments to pay Rs 21 lakh for my son’s MBBS degree?ET Wealth Reader's Query: I am 48, planning to fund my son’s MBBS degree at a private medical college. The fee is about Rs 21 lakh a year f...
- Indian students plan longer stays abroad amid shifting global mobility rulesIndian students planning to study abroad appear more inclined to stay longer than their Chinese peers, according to the IELTS Voices 2026 s...
- From India to Vietnam: Why some firms are rethinking the China-plus-one strategyCompanies are bringing manufacturing back to China after facing difficulties abroad. Replicating China's factory ecosystem and skilled labo...
- Tighter US Visa isn't all that bad for IndiaStricter visa regulations in foreign nations will intensify competition for India's skilled workforce. Additionally, numerous students are ...
- NRO account for NRIs: Which funds can be deposited, tax on interest and repatriation rulesFor NRIs, establishing or converting an existing bank account is vital upon confirming non-residence status. An NRO account facilitates the...
- Germany beats US as top study-abroad choice for Indians as students chase cheaper degrees & clearer job routesGermany has overtaken the US as the top study-abroad choice among Indian students in upGrad’s 2026 survey, with preference for Germany jump...
- Are Indian students moving from choosing destinations to mapping careers?Students now prioritize career prospects and job market relevance when studying abroad. Financial constraints and visa policies increasingl...
- ‘You need to become a maid, plumber, carpenter, technician’: Indian man living in Norway gives a reality check on what life abroad is really likeMany Indians pursue opportunities overseas, often fixated on the allure of relocation rather than what life entails afterwards. While profe...
- Indian moved to Europe warns think twice before leaving India to go abroad for higher salary, says loneliness and missing time with loved ones may not be worth the better payAn Indian living in Europe has urged people earning a comfortable salary in India to think carefully before moving abroad for higher pay. I...
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