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Word of the Day: HullabalooHullabaloo is a lively English word used to describe loud commotion, unnecessary fuss, or exaggerated excitement over a situation. Pronounc...- In the early going, Trump 2.0 approach on foreign policy is to talk loudly and carry a big stickIn his initial week back in office, Donald Trump has demonstrated a forceful foreign policy approach, utilizing economic threats to accompl...
- Stay in non-Nifty stocks & follow good PE funds in 2025; this will be the biggest theme next year: Ajay SrivastavaAjay Srivastava, CEO of Dimensions Corporate, highlights the strong performance of non-Nifty investors while expressing concerns about Nift...
- Why SME IPO investors need to tread carefully? Neeraj Dewan explainsI would look at companies which are specifically focusing on brands, that is where the valuation comfort comes and that is where you can gi...
- Lessons from Hanoi: What India can learn from Vietnam’s blueprint to replace China as a manufacturing hubVietnam benefited a lot as companies shifted out of China in 2018-2019. The Southeast nation’s transformation has some lessons for India to...
- Sports tech: The impact player that teleports humans and gets you hooked to IPL mania on devicesCricket, the most followed sport in India, has evolved from red ball and green tops to today's magnanimous craze for the $11 billion worth ...
- LTCG tax on debt mutual funds gone, but don't commit these mistakes trying to tackle itEver since the news came out, many investors were asking around whether there are any ways to avoid the extra tax. Sure, experts never fail...
- India, China are taking part in Russia’s military drill. But it’s more nuanced than thatBut New Delhi's decision to send a contingent of the Indian Army for the September 1-7 Vostok 2022 military drill in Russia's far east has ...
- Can India cross the Rubicon on long-postponed tax policy measures?Subsequently, a government-appointed committee made wide-ranging recommendations to rationalise Gaar application. In this example, it recom...
- Better to avoid PVR, some of two-wheeler cos now: Hemang Jani“In auto, we would be more comfortable buying a Maruti or to some extent some of these auto ancillary companies where we see a bigger growt...
- Privacy right vital to civilised existence but it is subject to reasonable restrictionsA privacy right is obviously derogable for public welfare, public interest, law & order, public order, national security, sovereignty & int...
- IT sector issues not as bad as it is made out to be: Ajit Isaac, Chairman & MD, Quess CorpHowever, Ajit Isaac admits that if there is any slow down in the IT sector, there is bound to have some impact on Quess Corp as well.
- Why Indian businessmen like Anand Mahindra, Rashesh Shah do not speak their mindAnand Mahindra says Twitter is certainly giving business leaders a powerful new tool with which to express their views. “But I’m not sure i...
- Why Donald Trump is spooking Indian outsourcers with his flip-flops on immigrationIndia's outsourcing industry is in the midst of a painful transition and growth has slowed — industry lobby Nasscom has forecast 12% growth...
- Betting on rural consumption stocks: Rana Gupta, Manulife Asset ManagementThe services part of the economy is doing well which is offsetting for the decline of the manufacturing sector
- Team India: Is it a batting order or a battling order?India have changed their ODI batting order far too many times in recent years. How will a player settle down?
- Differentiated Bank Licence: Will they be old wine in a new bottle?Soon after granting licence to IDFC and Bandhan, RBI's Rajan said the industry is on the cusp of a transformation in the form of differenti...
- Further upmove in markets depends on macro environment: Tushar Pradhan, HSBC AMCIf we are waiting for economic numbers to come by, if we are waiting for earning numbers to come by, it actually might be looking at the wr...
- Billion dollar Instagram: The culture and commerce of sharingET explores the logic of a business rooted in human instincts and analyses the defining issues of its future: the puzzles of profit and pri...
- Bollywood's love for cricket!While the 'Men in Blue' performed amazingly well against Australia, the celebrity circuit enjoyed the game sitting in the tinsel town.
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