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Maersk Has Terms For Investing $5bn

The investment in Pipavav port is proposed to go into expanding capacity of the port by increasing its draft

The Palestine cloud hanging over Berlinale

At times, the Berlinale assumes the form of a tinderbox waiting to explode.

Singing to bring about change

A group of Dalit women is questioning the status quo through Ambedkari 'jalsa'

The highway in the gallery

Photographer Gauri Gill's ongoing exhibition in New Delhi brings the outside world into the white cube

Checks that Speak Many Languages

The simple, versatile 'gamchha' is inspiring artists and designers to create clothing and décor

CEA Calls Out Pvt Sector's Paradox of Investing Abroad

CEA Nageswaran Pointed Out That Outbound FDI By Indians Had Picked Up Between April And December

Power units brace for summer peaks

Stocks of domestically produced coal have touched 50.6 million tonnes (mt) at thermal power plants, showed data from the Central Electricity Authority, as power and coal firms race to meet a projected record in demand this year.

Art and friendship, tainted by some ugly business

This compulsively readable short novel forces us to take a good long look at our dormant friendships

Line as a leitmotif

Reena Saini Kallat: The cartographies of existence

Making a mark in the progression of printmaking

Devraj Dakoji's latest exhibition is a testimony to his life-long contribution to the cause of printmaking

Too serious to be ridiculous

Naomi Klein's 2023 book is an excellent primer to understand the psychology and politics that fuels conspiracy theorists

Fiscal deficit hits ₹11.7 tn in April-Jan period of FY25

Govt's fiscal deficit target is 4.8% of GDP for 2024-25, with a further reduction to 4.4% targeted for 2025-26

US Polo growth hinges on premiumization

American casual wear brand also plans to invest in adjacent categories

Zahid Rafiq's powerful debut, 'The World with its Mouth Open', bears witness to the decades-long damage suffered by Kashmiris across ages

Zahid Rafiq's powerful debut, 'The World with its Mouth Open', bears witness to the decades-long damage suffered by Kashmiris across ages.

The Future of Food with Alchemist's Rasmus Munk

The newly crowned world's best chef talks biotech, the need to use waste streams and how to use gastronomy to change the world

CCI's new penalty recovery regime replaces 14-yr-old rules

Individuals and enterprises breaching competition law face a stricter penalty recovery regime with the Competition Commission of India (CCI) replacing its 14-year-old regulation with a new set of norms.

NCLAT sets aside Coffee Day Enterprises insolvency case

The case began in Sept 2023, when IDBI Trusteeship approached NCLT for insolvency proceedings against CDEL

WTO losing influence, says FM

Multilateral institutions such as the UN and World Trade Organization (WTO) are losing influence as their revival efforts falter, pushing nations toward bilateralism and direct negotiations over broader international cooperation to resolve global issues, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Thursday.

Ola Electric Boosts Profitability Drive

Ola Electric has eliminated its regional warehouses across India, and will now leverage its 4,000 retail stores nationwide for maintaining vehicle inventory, spare parts, accessories and last-mile deliveries.

Cl continues the Apple Silicon philosophy

Apple's newest and most affordable iPhone—the 16e, which goes on sale in India on Friday—marks a significant transition that might otherwise go unnoticed.

StanChart picked as dollar trade settler

Standard Chartered Plc has been picked as the bank for real-time settlement of all dollar-denominated trades in India's global financial centre, likely slated for end-June, according to people familiar with the matter.

Amazon Cloud Unit Unveils Quantum Computing Chip

Google and Microsoft Have Announced Their Own Quantum Hardware in the Past Two Months

Investors See '2017-Like' Rally Happening on EM Currencies

Emerging currencies rose 11% in 2017 before tumbling in 2018 as Trump turned tariff talk into action

Nifty Down For Five Months In A Row, A First In 29 Years

With just a day shy of the month close, Indian equity markets will have fallen for five months on the trot by February end, an occurrence last seen 29 years ago.

Auto PLI Disbursals Take the Slow Track for a Second Year

Ability to meet PLI targets, as the basis here is incremental sales,\" said Rai.

UltraTech Entry Shocks Wire Cos

UltraTech Cement Ltd's decision to enter the cables and wires (C&W) industry has given the jitters to firms in the sector on fears of heightened competition.

Meta Fixes Error After Flood of Violent Reels

Meta Platforms said on Thursday it had resolved an error that flooded the personal Reels feeds of Instagram users with violent and graphic videos worldwide.

GST, Customs Act fall under criminal law safeguards: SC

The court came out against coercion by enforcement officers during search and seizure ops

Private firms lag in social sector funding

Fund flow into India's social sector fell short of government think tank NITI Aayog's recommendation for 2023-24 by about ₹14 trillion ($170 billion), according to a report by consulting firm Bain and Co. and philanthropy fund Dasra.

No Lodha brother has claim over other's biz, says mother

Manju Lodha's letter puts into question Abhinandan's claim that he has unsettled dues