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Saving supply chains from climate shocks is a lure for investorsCompanies are increasingly focused on supply chain resilience. This trend is expected to continue, offering new opportunities and protectin...- Macro, the Mightiest: Why India’s biggest macro variable still falls from the skyThe 2026 monsoon comes with a clear warning: Rainfall is forecast at 92% of the long-period average, with higher-than-usual probability of ...
- Forget stocks, you can now profit from Mumbai rains! Here's how NCDEX's unique weather futures workNCDEX has launched India’s first exchange-traded weather derivative contract, RAINMUMBAI, allowing traders and businesses to hedge against ...
- 10 retirement mistakes you must avoid for a safe and stress-free futureMany people make simple retirement mistakes without knowing the risk. Poor planning, late saving, scams, and wrong money decisions can crea...
- Houston flood maps update: FEMA draft shows bigger flood zones, higher risk for homeownersNew FEMA flood maps for Houston show bigger flood risk areas after many years. The update may put more homes into high-risk flood zones. Th...
- Homebuyers brace for impact: How the government shutdown could stall loans and closings nationwideThe government shutdown is slowing home loans and closings. FHA, VA, and USDA loans may take longer, and flood insurance delays can stop de...
- Government shutdown fallout: What it could mean for your mortgage paymentsThe 2025 U.S. government shutdown is disrupting many services. Mortgage processing could slow down, and homebuyers may face delays. Refinan...
- Tropical Storm Gil strengthens to become hurricane, urgent alert issued for Hawaii, California travellersTropical storm Gil transformed into a hurricane in the Pacific Ocean, later weakening back to a tropical storm. The National Hurricane Cent...
- Australia Floods: 5 dead, 10,000+ homes lost, Sydney faces tough times as streets turn into rivers and rooftops into islandsNew South Wales faces devastating floods. The death toll rises. Thousands of properties are damaged. Many residents remain trapped. Rescue ...
- Government asks LIC, other insurers to expedite Wayanad claimsThe finance ministry has instructed public sector insurance companies, including LIC, to expedite claim disbursements for landslide victims...
- Flight delayed, cancelled due to fog? You can get up to Rs 2 lakh if you have a travel insuranceFlight delayed or cancelled? Hundreds of flights have been delayed from the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi due to low visibil...
- Trying to bring normalcy at inundated solar project, under construction plant in Tamil Nadu: ThermaxThe company said it is taking necessary measures in coordination with relevant team/authority(ies) to restore normalcy and resume operation...
- Kerala floods: How to file life, motor and home insurance claimsThe IRDAI has already asked insurers for quick registration and disposal of claims for any one affected by these floods.
- Buy travel insurance first before you go abroadEvery year, roughly 14 million Indians travel abroad. According to a survey by ICICI Lombard General Insurance, less than half of them buy ...
- Tamil Nadu’s flood-hit MSMEs are crying out for a helping handMSMEs say that hundreds of people from government are asking for data and they are giving it. But nothing tangible has been done, except fo...
- Big hit in Chennai: Men and the art of car maintenanceMechanics from other districts post contact details on social media, get references from garages in city to win lucrative contracts to repa...
- Chennai rains: ICICI Bank not to impose penalty on EMI delayIn view of floods, ICICI Bank today said it has decided not to impose any penalty on its Chennai customers for delay in EMI and credit card...
- Chennai rains: IT companies shift work to other places, auto industry bears the bruntIndustry sources estimate total production loss due to the flooding in just the Ambattur industrial estate at nearly Rs 500 crore.
- Many Surat cos out in the cold without coverOnce the flood waters recede, many Surat-based businesses in the diamonds and textile sectors may face a second blow.
- Surat's entrepreneurs out in the cold without insuranceOnce the flood waters recede, many Surat-based businesses in the diamonds and textile sectors may face a second blow.
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