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Why India cannot build a world-class fintech champ yetIndia boasts world-class digital finance but lacks global consumer fintechs. Regulatory hurdles prevent innovation, unlike in markets with ...- Curb your overenthusiasm: Why India must avoid early overregulation while drafting rules for new techIndia faces a critical choice in regulating new industries like AI and genomics. Overly cautious, ex-ante regulations, similar to the histo...
- From shortage story to cash-flow story: A sector ready for sustained re-rating? 5 power stocks with upside potential of up to 33%In the power sector, the next cycle will not reward whoever has the most installed megawatts. It will reward whoever can sign the right con...
- Is the degree dead? Why India’s next innovation wave will be driven by interdisciplinary portfoliosIndia's education system is shifting from traditional degrees to demonstrated capability. Employers now prioritize portfolios showcasing ap...
- Capital market stocks: Time to change strategy? 10 stocks from different parts of the ecosystemThe capital market infrastructure sector has grown into a full-fledged, publicly-traded ecosystem. Today, investors can pick from exchanges...
- The right mix: Annuity income, domestic focus and fresh demand. 6 power sector stocks with upside potential of up to 40%The failure of the US and Iran to arrive at an agreement to end the Gulf war will only rattle global markets further. But even in the midst...
- Breaking China’s rare earth monopoly will define the next industrial eraChina dominates the global supply of rare earths, essential for modern technology and climate transition. This dominance creates geopolitic...
- India’s antitrust play needs a rewriteIndia's competition policy lags behind its economic transformation, risking a marketplace dominated by incumbents. A few giants control key...
- Monopoly Bachao Syndicate: Rahul Gandhi alleges 'nexus' among Adani Group, key regulatory bodies, BJPCongress raised conflict of interest charges against SEBI chief Madhabi Puri Buch and Whole Time Member Ananth Narayan Gopalkrishnan, alleg...
- India seeing multiple monopolistic trends: Prevention better than cureThere are a few undesirable trends in some sectors where market share is becoming dominant with potential monopolistic trends.
- Growth in pesticide imports from China may Fall 80% on Make in India driveCompanies are expected to further invest in manufacturing facilities, as newer off-patent products are introduced into the Indian market, t...
- Coal India closes 2.3% down on CCI reportShares of Coal India saw selling after the CCI, the fair trade regulator, said the company's fuel pact with sponge iron makers is skewed.
- I&B minister Manish Tewari seeks Trai help to check cable tv monopolyThe ministry of information and broadcasting will seek the telecom regulator’s help to check monopolies in the cable television sector.
- TRAI asked to check prevalence of monopolies in cable sectorAs the govt's digitisation drive enters its second phase, the Information and Broadcasting ministry has asked telecom regulator TRAI to com...
- The Competition Commission's ruling against NSE is welcome but not enoughThe regulator is right to acknowledge the paradigm shift wrought by NSE in the operation of stock exchanges in India.
- Cobwebs in the atticThe government needs to modernise its ideas on what constitutes infrastructure.
- Wrong, Mr JalanThe Jalan committee on ownership and governance of market infrastructure institutions errs in recommending an effective monopoly for stock ...
- Turf WarGovernment regulations do pose a threat to competition as much as private businesses’ vested interests.
- Cartels have free run, thanks to toothless regulatorsFrom cricket matches to airline fare and cement prices, the word ‘fixing’ is increasingly vexing governments across the world. And regulato...
- Cabinet clears changes in Competition BillThe Cabinet on Thursdaycleared amendments to the Competition Bill 2001 proposed by the Standing Committee on home affairs and the departmen...
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