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Is a truly uniform civil code possible in India?
Uttarakhand's UCC proposal does aim at gender justice in family matters, but falls short on uniformity. Its live-in rules intrude on conjugal relations and its prism is heteronormative
HDFC vs ICICI: A tale of two fund houses and their BAFs
Deciding which balanced advantage fund is better for you depends on your risk appetite
THE LONG WAIT FOR INDIA'S FIRST AGRITECH UNICORN
Interest rate hikes and investor caution have led to a more prudent investment climate
Thali becomes cheaper in Jan on fall in onion, tomato prices
Non-vegetarian thali cost fell 8% last month, as broiler prices declined significantly
Uber Technologies posts first annual profit since its IPO
Uber Technologies posted its first full-year profit as a public company last year and projected continued growth in the first quarter of 2024, marking the end of an era in which the ridesharing and food-delivery company gave priority to growth over profits.
Meta shines with strong sales growth, inaugural dividend
Earnings of Meta and other tech giants show strength across the industry as firms benefit from interest in AI
Lenovo sets sight on PLI to build servers
Company to participate in the ₹17,000-cr PLI scheme for IT hardware
Art collection on the rise in India: Christie's
The Asian art market has been remarkably resilient during the pandemic, and has seen a new bunch of young, millennial collectors emerge. This surge is being driven by immense wealth creation that is taking place in the region, reflected by the stock-market boom.
Not in hurry to sell Nabha Power: L&T
Engineering and construction company Larsen and Toubro has yet to attract 1,400-megawatt buyers for its Nabha power plant in Punjab, but is in no hurry to divest the asset, and will wait for the right valuation, said chief financial officer R. Shankar Raman.
Luna reborn in e-avatar, to seek out entry-level buyers
Firm targets customers in small towns who can't afford two-wheelers because of rising prices
Oil India mulls incorporating a subsidiary in GIFT City
State-run Oil India is looking at incorporating a subsidiary at the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) in GIFT City, Gujarat, said two people with knowledge of the development.
UAE wealth fund plans $4-5 bn investments through GIFT City
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), the largest sovereign wealth fund in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), is setting up a $4-5 billion fund to invest in India through a tax-neutral finance hub in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state of Gujarat, according to two persons with direct knowledge of the matter.
In SAT, ex-Axis MF's Joshi seeks Sebi files
Viresh Joshi, a former fund manager at Axis Mutual Fund (MF), on Wednesday in his appeal before the Securities Appellate Tribunal sought certain documents from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) in a case related to his alleged involvement in front running.
Britannia needs steady volumes
Britannia Industries Ltd's volume recovery in the December quarter (Q3FY24) has been quicker than anticipated. Volume growth is estimated at around 5.0-5.5% year-on-year in the quarter. For perspective, in the three prior quarters, volume growth was in the range of 0-2%. The management's outlook on volumes is bright and it aspires to achieve high single-digit or double-digit growth over the medium term.
Valmo to streamline e-com supply chains
Meesho on Wednesday launched logistics-focused platform Valmo aimed at tackling supply chain inefficiencies in e-commerce deliveries at the lowest cost.
Proparco set for climate tie-ups with Indian VCs
French development agency Proparco is set to tie up with Indian venture capital funds to back climate technology projects and address inequality, Diane.
OTTs face complex ad-scape
Innovative strategies needed for overcoming obstacles in India's unique advertising landscape, say experts
Govt to define middle class for housing scheme beneficiaries
The government will specify income standards, locations and types of accommodation to select beneficiaries for the planned housing scheme for the middle class, two people aware of the matter said.
Petrochem exports face Chinese rivalry
Indian petrochemical exports are expected to face tough competition as the country moves to boost its oil refining and petrochemicals capacity, the head of the International Energy Agency's (IEA) oil industry and markets division warned, with global markets already reeling under rising Chinese shipments.
Centre to monitor quality of Bharat atta, dal, rice
Once certified by QCI, agencies will deploy QR codes and barcoding to ensure quality of food
'Biz pledged ₹1.07 tn of investments under PLI scheme'
Businesses have committed about ₹1.07 trillion of investments under the government's production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme to scale up domestic manufacturing, helping create job opportunities for over 700,000 people, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Wednesday.
Nationalistic movies face the Gulf wall
Playing on patriotism that served Bollywood well in the past is beginning to hurt when it comes to tapping a key foreign territory: Gulf nations.
Govt to back pvt hospitals abroad
The central government is considering tapping private Indian healthcare majors to develop and operate hospitals and healthcare facilities in foreign countries, particularly in Africa, two people aware of the matter said on the condition of anonymity.
Growth jitters for Cognizant in 2024
Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp. on Wednesday predicted weak revenues for 2024, as businesses cut back on IT spending amid high interest rates and persistent inflation. The company said it may end the year with a revenue of $19-19.8 billion, against $19.8 billion estimated by analysts.
With BB Now, BigBasket on final lap to profitability
Tata Digital-backed BigBasket expects its quick commerce arm the last of its three main businesses still in the red-to become profitable in six months, although the grocery startup's target for overall profitability has been pushed to early 2025.
India on par with rest of world in AI adoption: Nadella
India may have been slow to wake up to the four seismic shifts in technology, but not the fifth: Artificial intelligence (AI).
Govt may tap PSBs for higher dividend
The dividends could help cut down the fiscal deficit in 2024-25
Why India Needs To Get Its Test Selection Right
Despite the vital win in Vizag, India needs to get its selection right in order to register a Test series triumph against England
Anthony Kim and the transcendence of talent in golf
After a 12-year exile, golf's enigmatic star Anthony Kim might make a comeback - and it is one to look forward
The Premier League title race heats up
There's little separating Liverpool, Manchester City and Arsenal