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Indian small businesses record strongest growth since COVID in 2025: CPA Australia surveyIndian small businesses saw their best growth in 2025 since the pandemic. Four out of five firms expanded, with strong expectations for 202...- Stock picks of the week: 5 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 27%In the coming quarters, two things will impact earnings: High crude oil prices and a weak rupee. A rising dollar puts pressure on the margi...
- One hike, many shocks: Indians can't ignore the Rs 933 LPG cylinder price increaseCommercial LPG cylinder prices have surged by Rs 933, impacting India's small food businesses. This price hike threatens to increase meal c...
- India seen to line up three buffers for its economy amid the Iran storm: Fitch unitIran War: The Indian government is seen to focus on securing essential supplies, curbing business costs through subsidies and tax relief, a...
- India’s agentic boom tests regulators; Qcomm growth hits brakesHappy Friday! India’s AI agent boom is outpacing the guardrails meant to keep it in check. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
- India's FDI plan for ecommerce; Tata charges up iPhone bizIndia is planning to allow FDI in inventory-based ecommerce exclusively for exports. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- Industry flags concern as govt weighs faster enforcement of DPDP ActThe ministry of electronics and information technology (MeitY) is seeking views on reducing the original 18-month transition period, announ...
- Cybercriminals target SMEs as large companies beef up securityAttacks onsmall and medium enterprises (SMEs) (with 100-5,000 employees) have significantly risen in India and accounted for nearly half of...
- How can Indian SMEs combat ransomware attacks?The average ransom soared to $1.54 million in 2023, nearly doubling from the previous year. Cybersecurity experts stress the urgent need fo...
- The changing face of SMEs: Here's what to expectThe shape of the pyramid of Indian SMEs is bound to change by 2024 as we expect a wave of consolidation sweeping 10-20% of the lagging SMEs...
- Kazakhstan to strive for multi-party system: President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev“Kazakhstan must create a multiparty system to build a modern, effective state and the ruling Nur Otan party should collaborate more with o...
- IT is now an essential part of business continuity: IBM's Ajay MittalThe uncertainty triggered by the Covid-19 crisis is making SMEs relook at their IT setup and ensure that they fix the gaps which could hamp...
- Honey, I shrunk the R&D cost: How 'open innovation' can sharpen competitive edgeBusinesses cannot work in silos. Although we live in a competitive world, leveraging complementary resources like research, finance and int...
- Indian companies share best practices ahead of the data protection law at Mozilla conferenceHeld in New Delhi, the aim of the session was to drive the conversation on how businesses can make decisions about personal data more thoug...
- CRM Software: A guide to how SMEs can boost its customer relationsAlthough it has become commonplace in larger companies, the proliferation of CRM (Customer Relationship Management) tools into the SME fold...
- Here's why India's small businesses are sitting ducks for cyber criminalsA survey conducted by ESET in the Asia Pacific region in 2016, found that Indian SMEs have been the most vulnerable to cyber attacks in the...
- From Notebooks to the WebSMEs in the Indian education sector must upgrade their teaching methodologies to include web-based technologies.
- Ctrl S making rapid strides in data securityWhile hackers pose substantial threats, more insidious is the spectre of internal sabotage, which can then, with the touch of a button, nos...
- Weapon against piracyOne of the most ubiquitous scenes that you will observe outside many railway stations in Mumbai is of people selling pirated CDs and DVDs.
- Bankers should give credit where it's dueSmall and medium enterprises (SMEs) account for bulk of commercial activity in India.
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