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'Fear of trolling stopping Indians from trying': UPSC mentor sparks debate after Saurabh Dwivedi's Kartavya Netflix debut goes viralJournalist Saurabh Dwivedi's acting debut in Netflix's 'Kartavya' sparked online mockery, igniting a debate on India's culture of online ri...- Wealth creation is also about ignoring noise on the street: 15 mid- and small-cap stocks from different sectors which fit the billIn the April 2022-September 2024 bull market, every management appeared capable. Margins expanded, working capital looked manageable, capit...
- View: Why Indian companies don’t want to invest in IndiaIndian companies are not investing as much as the government expects them to. Despite tax cuts and infrastructure spending, businesses have...
- Why Employers Freeze Hiring Before Major Workplace ChangesHiring freezes, often seen as cost-saving, can signal deeper organizational shifts like restructuring, budget cuts, or a change in business...
- Gold ETFs shine amid rising geopolitical tensions and strong gold price rally: ICRA AnalyticsGold ETFs have seen a sharp rise in investor preference amid geopolitical tensions and a strong rally in gold prices, ICRA Analytics said. ...
- Chinese Proverb of the Day: "Pearls don't lie on the seashore. If you want one, you must dive for it" — Success requires bold pursuit, not waiting. How can you apply this centuries-old Chinese wisdom in real life to achieve what you truly desire?Chinese Proverb of the Day: More than 70% of top performers actively chase opportunities instead of waiting, recent global data shows. This...
- Gold's meteoric rise: Rally or red flag for 2025 investors?Spot gold in the London market breached $4,350 an ounce this week, marking a historic high. In India, prices have soared past ₹1,31,000 per...
- Indians still avoiding securities: 7 key insights from Sebi Investor Survey 2025Less than a tenth of Indian households are invested in securities market products, with higher penetration in urban areas than in rural one...
- Investor education key to counter get-rich-quick culture: Sunil SubramaniamSubramaniam stressed the need for investor education and responsible distribution. “Equities are a good wealth creation and inflation-beati...
- ETMarkets Emerging Investment Opportunities event throws spotlight on options beyond equitiesThe 'ETMarkets Emerging Investment Opportunities' event in Bengaluru, held in collaboration with Mudrex, showcased diverse investment avenu...
- 5 ways you can invest in goldBanks and jewellers offer plans to systematically invest in gold over a specified period. There are various approaches to gain an exposure ...
- Kotak seeks more Indian money in equity marketsVeteran banker and CII chief, Uday Kotak, has called for channeling more domestic savings into equity to counterbalance the dominance of fo...
- RBI is not in a hurry to unwind Covid relief measures, says DasDas stressed on more reforms in the banking sector, so that the sector is able to manage the risks well. He also said banks should work bet...
- Too many obstacles to biz in India, need less suspicion & micromanagement: N ChandrasekaranGrowth requires a transformative vision and a change in culture, the head of the $110-bn conglomerate said.
- Pharma doing a clinical trial of own model; no quick fix thoughThe old business model of competing to be among the first to launch a low-cost generic in the US has long been challenged.
- Regulatory policies pose top risk to India Inc in next 3 year: DeloitteThe reason being that CXOs are considering regulatory compliance as critical value protector exercise.
- How your mental biases can stop you from becoming richHard work, risk-averseness and goal-based investing may not be enough as there are chances of cognitive biases preventing you from getting ...
- China has barriers to innovation as government doesn't want to lose controlChina's position in global innovation rankings is improving. But it's still outside the top 25 countries on most indices – a weak performan...
- Used goods market to cross Rs 1,15,000 crore by 2015: StudyWith growing consumerism and disposable income, the nations's used goods market is likely to touch Rs 1,15,000 crore by 2015.
- Excessive regulation in PSUs leading to 'fear psychosis' & indecisionA panel has said a cocktail of stringent vigilance norms, excessive regulation has created a 'fear psychosis' in state-run cos, cramping th...
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