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Lakshadweep seaplane launch in limbo after last-minute Skyhop permission withdrawalIndia's plans for seaplane connectivity in Lakshadweep encountered challenges after permissions were withdrawn unexpectedly. Skyhop, the se...- Global Market: Chinese stocks slide as US-China optimism fades, tech shares tumbleChina’s blue-chip stocks fell sharply as optimism from the US-China summit faded and geopolitical risks resurfaced. The CSI300 dropped 2.2%...
- India’s international trade in times of AIThe Age of AI needs trade governance that deploys natural intelligence in conjunction with artificial intelligence for a quantum jump in sp...
- Your Talent Strategy Has to Keep Up with Your AI TransformationThe entry-level job pipeline is thinning globally, and the consequences of eliminating these types of roles in favor of AI are compounding....
- Linde deepens its India semiconductor footprint, locks in Sanand land parcelThe US-German company has acquired a land parcel in Sanand, Gujarat, for establishing its second facility in the region to capitalise on th...
- Xi-Trump summit: China gains diplomatic leverage as US-China trade truce extends, Taiwan tensions persistSeema Sirohi provides insight into the recent summit held between Trump and Xi, focusing on their efforts towards achieving a trade truce. ...
- ETMarkets NRI Talk| Want to invest in US IPOs? Ankita Pathak on what Indian investors need to knowUnder the Liberalised Remittance Scheme, Indian investors have the opportunity to participate in US IPOs, including Anthropic. However, the...
- Smart rice policy would be niceIn the 2026-27 cycle, India's rice production is projected to fall by 6.5% compared to the previous year, largely due to monsoon rainfall b...
- Uttarakhand, where Ganga and Yamuna originate, runs short of river water; state power grid announces power cuts up to 15 hrs due to lower monsoon rainfallUttarakhand, the source state of the Ganga and Yamuna, is facing power cuts of up to 15 hours after weak monsoon rainfall cut river flows a...
- Rising sulphur prices put fertiliser sector under pressure, threaten higher subsidy burdenLanded sulphur prices in India have doubled since January to around $1,050-1,100 a tonne, according to industry estimates.
- Didn’t get NSE IPO shares? Should you buy after listing, wait for a dip or bet on BSE?NSE Shares: As the National Stock Exchange (NSE) emerges on the market, investors are presented with various investment avenues. Options in...
- Global Market Today: Asian stocks rise after US tech rally, oil dropsMSCI’s Asia Pacific equity index climbed 0.3%, a sixth straight day of gains, with Japanese markets closed for a holiday. Bellwether chip s...
- What to do with old gift bags? Try these 5 creative DIY reuse ideas to organise your home, store small items and reduce wasteRepurposing gift bags is an excellent way to enhance your home organization. Small bags can tidy up drawers, making it easy to separate cha...
- A Bangladeshi garment maker is stitching its way through the Middle East energy crunchEnergy shortages are disrupting production at most Bangladeshi garment factories. Buyers are canceling or reducing orders due to these powe...
- Science says some turtles can breathe through their rear ends, but the real biology is stranger than you can imagineWhat these turtles do is considerably more complex than the phrase “breathing through their rear ends” suggests. They move water over speci...
- The Other Hormuz: Black Sea blockade threatens a food supply shockCombined Russian and Ukrainian wheat exports are estimated to end up at roughly half what they were last year for the July to September har...
- Chuck Leavell and his wife inherited 1,000 acres in Georgia; decades later, Charlane had grown to 4,000 acres with 70% still covered in forestsChuck Leavell, renowned keyboardist for the Rolling Stones, is deeply committed to conservation. He oversees the Charlane Woodlands & Prese...
- F-35 parts sent from Australia to US end up in China, report says; investigation underway as fears grow over sensitive stealth technology reaching BeijingSensitive components of the US-made F-35 fighter jet were reportedly diverted to Hong Kong while being shipped from Australia to the US for...
- In 1968, Richard Proenneke built a 12-by-16-foot cabin beside an Alaskan lake by hand; 39 years later without electricity, his wilderness home earned a place on America’s historic registerFor thirty years, Richard Proenneke thrived in solitude, constructing his Alaskan cabin entirely by hand with natural resources. Rejecting ...
- FMCG distributors seek zero-MDR for UPI transactions; write to PMThe association urged the government to address the implications of calculating the merchant discount rate on gross payments and resulting ...
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