From Adani Ports to Bajaj Finance to Mazagon Dock, July 30 saw one of the most crowded single-day corporate results calendars in recent memory — a look at how India's biggest names fared, and what the aggregate picture tells us about the health of India Inc
Four Chinese-linked manufacturers have been cleared to bid for Indian government power contracts for the first time since the 2020 border standoff, as officials cite critical shortages in transformers and specialised steel that domestic suppliers cannot yet fill
The Illinois Institute of Technology has become the first American university cleared by India's UGC to establish an independent, degree-granting campus on Indian soil — a milestone that could reshape how Indian students access US higher education, without leaving home
India's largest solar module manufacturer posted a 79% surge in Q1 FY27 revenue alongside double-digit profit growth, reinforcing the company's position at the centre of India's rapidly scaling domestic renewable energy manufacturing ecosystem
Indian gold prices jumped sharply on July 30 after two consecutive sessions of declines, as a divided US Federal Reserve, soft American growth data and a weakening dollar sent bullion traders scrambling to reprice the safe-haven metal
With Brent crude holding stubbornly above $90 a barrel and the rupee pinned near record lows against the dollar, traders across every asset class — equities, bonds, currencies — are recalibrating their models around the same two macro inputs
India's largest private port operator has once again outpaced analyst expectations, posting a robust June-quarter performance driven by surging marine and international ports revenue — a result that reinforces Adani Ports' position as one of the steadiest earnings compounders in the Adani Group's...
In a stunning reversal of its long-telegraphed public listing plans, Zepto has quietly paused its IPO and is instead racing to close a ₹1,000-crore-plus pre-IPO funding round from existing backers — a retreat that lays bare the growing gap between founder ambition and institutional caution in Ind...
A closer, data-driven look at the specific mechanics behind India's 4,500-plus startup layoffs challenges the simple narrative that artificial intelligence is quietly eliminating jobs — the real story is messier, more regulatory, and more company-specific than the headlines suggest
A new government notification allows foreign-funded e-commerce platforms to own and control inventory — but only when that inventory consists exclusively of India-made goods destined for export. Here's what the carve-out means for Amazon, Flipkart, and India's exporters