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'America First' stalls bond issuance in emerging markets

A record start to the year for emerging-market bond sales is at risk of fizzling as high Treasury rates hamper weaker credits from tapping international capital.

CapitalLand to invest ₹450 cr in Hyd IT park

CapitaLand Group, a real estate investment and development company headquartered in Singapore, has announced a ₹450 crore investment to develop a state-of-the-art 1 million square foot IT park in Hyderabad.

Capital markets require more Hindenburgs, not fewer

Short sellers hold businesses to account, raise the cost of opacity and make markets more efficient

PSB to raise ₹2k cr via QIP in Q4: CEO

State-owned Punjab and Sind Bank (PSB) plans to raise ₹2,000 crore through qualified institutional placement (QIP) during the ongoing quarter, a top official of the bank said.

PM Lauds ECI, Indian Space Achievements

PM Modi Also Urged Citizens To Vote Actively, Highlighting Its Role In Strengthening Democracy

Govt weighs 'strategic' PSU tag for Bhel

BHEL received orders worth ₹78,000 cr in FY24, the highest ever in a fiscal and an over threefold jump from FY23

Electronics Industry Expects Budget to Rev Up Local Mfg

India's electronics and semiconductor industries are expecting a number of incentives from the upcoming FY26 Union budget, largely focused on increasing the domestic value addition in a steadily growing industry, consultants and stakeholders said.

Indriya eyes growth via franchise model

Aditya Birla Group's jewellery brand aims to open 100 stores in 18 months

Notes on the fragile Malayali male ego

In 2022, when the Malayalam edition of Unni R.'s collection of stories, Malayali Memorial, was first published by DC Books, the cover image created a social media storm.

A literary tour of Bengaluru

A new, self-guided audio tour of the city's bookish haunts, from old libraries to independent bookstores, is a delight

Look at animal movement with more generosity

On a daily lunch walk in Delhi in January, I see a little bird, winking like a light.

The dirty picture-mag

A really good dirty joke is hard to forget. Few shows have dared to blend the risqué with the revolutionary as seamlessly as Minx.

Enjoy your tea like a fine book

started the year with the good intention of reading more and reading more attentively. I reached for Mortimer Adler's How to Read a Book for advice.

Good immigrants or pesky invaders?

As Donald Trump returns amid raging controversies over H1B visas, a new book documents the rise of Indians in the US

Tech Mahindra, Wipro Q3 revenue shrinks; margins up

HCL Technologies Ltd. Infosys reported a revenue of $4.94 billion, up 0.92% sequentially; whereas HCLTech's revenue rose 2.55% to $3.53 billion.

How the wheels of oppression keep turning

Kavery Nambisan's new novel, telling a story of religion, caste and gender, shows her at the top of her game

What happened to India's fast bowlers?

The text 'Not so long ago, Jasprit Bumrah led an exciting crop of pacers. But now, he stands alone. What's ailing pace bowling?' visible in the image is the drophead but was not extracted

Jayasri Burman: Maker of myths and memories

A major new exhibition of the artist's work opens in Delhi, showing us the evolution of her thinking and style

Sebi rejects KOEL's bid over DFS disclosure

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has opposed an appeal filed by Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd (KOEL) in the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) challenging the regulator's advisory to the company to disclose the Deed of Family Settlement (DFS).

Demi Moore refuses to fade away quietly

Coralie Fargeat's 'The Substance' puts Moore through the wringer and gives her the spotlight

Hyundai Creta Electric debuts at under ₹18 lakh price

Hyundai Motor India launched the Creta Electric, the electric vehicle (EV) adaptation of its best-selling mid-size SUV, at an introductory price of ₹17,99,000 on Friday.

DeChambeau Bonanza for Golf Fans in India

Golfer Bryson DeChambeau will be playing at the International Series India in Gurugram

IMF Keeps India's GDP Growth Outlook at 6.5%

Global growth is expected to remain stable, albeit lacklustre in 2025: IMF

Anand Group eyes growth as EV shift drives demand

Anand Group's sunroof business has emerged as a standout performer, with capacities already at full utilization

Gerald Durrell's magical world of animals

Author Gerald Durrell's true magic lay in his ability to uncover the wonders in his own backyard. From spiders to scorpions, he revealed the beauty in the humblest of creatures

Travel by night The allure of noctourism

From starry skies and urban sights to mysterious wilderness, noctourism is about discovering the magic of exploration by night and is set to become the overarching travel trend for 2025

Budgeting for Growth

FY26 outlook is increasingly uncertain, with sizeable risks from global developments

Sebi Curbs Risk, Aids Capital Formation

Markets seeking capital formation need rising demand for and supply of new securities, Narayanan said

Where Are Indians Headed in 2025?

The 'No Go' List Last year, an unusual trend hit travelers. Quite literally. Barcelona residents doused tourists with water; they were protesting against over-tourism and unsustainable practices. Since then similar incidents and \"bans\" have hit the headlines, including a \"Stay Away\" campaign in Amsterdam to deter raucous British bachelor parties. Across the world, and in India too, overtourism is harming the very thing that popularized a destination. By no means an exhaustive list, these are places in danger of collapsing under their own fame. India: Kerala, Goa, Jaipur, Darjeeling, Manali, Rishikesh, Varanasi, Ooty, Munnar International: • Bali, Indonesia • Barcelona, Mallorca and Canary Islands, Spain • Venice, Italy • Amsterdam, Holland • Lisbon, Portugal • Phuket and Koh Samui, Thailand • Kyoto, Japan • Athens and Santorini, Greece • Machu Picchu, Peru • Dubrovnik, Croatia • Mount Everest

The heartiness of white beans

Bean varieties are staggering, and their nomenclature can be confusing. For example, white beans are also called navy beans—a term not related to the color navy but because the US Navy served these beans to their sailors since the mid-1800s.