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GIFT City vs Dubai vs Singapore: What you need to know while choosing your investment hub
Indian wealth is increasingly seeking global anchors, with GIFT City, Dubai's DIFC, and Singapore emerging as key contenders. Each hub offers distinct advantages in access, tax efficiency, and regulatory comfort, catering to different investor profiles from first-generation entrepreneurs to established family offices.
The Summer Survival Guide: Smarter ways to live through rising temperatures
We are living in an era of extreme heat, and the planet is not pushing back on the pedal anytime soon. Which is why Lijee Philip brings to you ‘the heat reset’ - tips to enjoy (or survive) summer when the temperature soars
Govt sets up committee for expert advisory support to India's AI governance architecture
India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has formed a new expert committee. This Technology and Policy Expert Committee will guide the AI Governance and Economic Group. The committee brings together academics and industry leaders. Their role is to offer technical and policy advice. This ensures informed decisions on AI regulations and global engagements.
Centre forms nodal body to coordinate, develop AI governance norms
The Centre on Thursday announced the formation of the AI Governance and Economic Group (AIGEG) to lead the country's national AI governance strategy. Set to serve as a high-level inter-ministerial body, it will coordinate the development of AI policy across central ministries and institutions.
Kharif season faces "double whammy" from El Nino risk and Gulf tensions: Experts
India's upcoming Kharif season faces a double challenge. A likely weak monsoon due to El Nino and ongoing Gulf tensions threaten farm output. Experts warn of rising food prices and reduced rural demand. While government measures may offer some relief, the situation remains uncertain. The monsoon's progress and easing of supply disruptions will be key.
Board should consider Tata Sons listing amid RBI, SP Group IPO push: Shriram Subramanian
Listing calls for Tata Sons intensify as Reserve Bank of India and Shapoorji Pallonji Group push for IPO, while Tata Trusts resists transparency concerns ahead of a crucial board meeting to decide future direction.
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360 ONE Asset secures Rs 2,000 crore in commitments for its PIPE strategy
360 ONE Asset attracted strong investor confidence by raising ₹2,000 crore for its PIPE strategy, reinforcing demand for structured private equity deals.
D-Street week ahead: Q4 earnings, Iran-US talks outcome to drive markets in truncated trading week
Nifty posted its best weekly gain since February 2021, rising 6% on easing geopolitical tensions and falling volatility. Analysts see continued upside toward 24,700, supported by technical strength, earnings momentum, and improving sentiment, though global cues, oil prices, and FII flows remain key risks.
Biggest currency clampdown in decade risks backfiring for India
India's Reserve Bank of India has intervened to support the rupee, forcing local banks to unwind bearish bets. This move, while strengthening the currency, risks alienating global investors and has increased hedging costs, potentially hindering future market integration efforts.
Global markets show resilience amid West Asia uncertainty; Matt Orton advises cautious buying
Global stocks show surprising strength amid West Asian tensions, with investors anticipating a diplomatic resolution. Experts advise a cautious, phased investment strategy, focusing on quality companies. While markets are not collapsing despite negative headlines, volatility is expected to continue. Investors are advised to gradually build positions, balancing optimism with caution.
From insurance purchase to strategic risk management: A shift in Indian corporate thinking
Indian companies are increasingly integrating insurance into their broader corporate risk strategy, moving beyond a traditional, finance-centric approach. This shift, driven by global expansion and interconnected risks, reflects a maturing insurance market and evolving client expectations for strategic risk advisory services.
Global investor Permira makes India foray with $100 million investment in SILA
Permira has entered India with a $100 million investment in SILA, acquiring a 40% stake and valuing the company at $250 million. The deal involves a partial exit by Norwest Venture Partners, which sold a 36% stake but will retain a minority holding. Permira’s investment will fund SILA’s technology upgrades, service expansion, and nationwide growth.
India office market records highest-ever quarterly leasing despite global headwinds
March marked a historic milestone for India's office property sector, showcasing the highest leasing figures in a single quarter. Demand soared in leading metropolitan areas, primarily fueled by Global Capability Centres and a significant boost from local businesses.
A regime change in the US: Theories behind the Pentagon purge
Top US Army officials have been dismissed during the ongoing Iran war. This move has exposed deep internal tensions within the Pentagon. Reports suggest the firings stem from power struggles, loyalty tests, and fears of job loss. The situation has raised concerns about the US defense department's unity as critical decisions are planned.
Should NRIs move wealth to India or keep it abroad amid global uncertainty?
Global uncertainties are making Non-Resident Indians rethink their investments. Many are now considering moving wealth back to India, seeing it as a stable, high-growth destination. This reassessment involves strategic choices about asset allocation, balancing domestic and international holdings. The decision hinges on individual goals and future plans, with experts advising a diversified approach.
A distant war, a direct hit: India’s trade arteries choke as Gulf shipping descends into chaos
Shipping lines divert vessels, insurance premiums surge, and new surcharges emerge as tensions in West Asia disrupt key trade route through the Strait of Hormuz.
Big bets, weak ground: Why AI in Indian agriculture needs stronger data, oversight
Poor, fragmented data continues to limit AI’s impact on farming in India, say experts
What is the difference between a tornado watch and a tornado warning? What should you do?
Severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes are expected Monday. A watch means conditions are favorable for severe weather. A warning means severe weather is happening or imminent. Know the difference to stay safe. Take immediate action during a warning. Seek sturdy shelter away from windows. Prepare your family's action plan now.
Planning early shipments, exploring alternate routes amid West Asia crisis: Exporters
In light of the West Asia turmoil, Indian exporters are becoming agile strategists, monitoring the movements of shipping companies with a keen eye. To counter the disruptions, they are reshaping their inventory and agreements to embrace flexibility.
IndiGo shares rise over 2% as airline imposes fuel surcharge amid rising ATF prices from West Asia war
IndiGo share price rose over 2% after it introduced a fuel surcharge effective March 14, 2026, due to a significant surge in jet fuel prices amid Middle East geopolitical tensions. The airline will charge Rs 425 per sector for domestic and Indian subcontinent flights, and Rs 900-Rs 2,300 for international routes.
Global volatility may steer overseas Indian money back to domestic real estate
Global uncertainties are prompting wealthy Indians to reconsider overseas property investments. This capital may now flow back into India's mid and luxury housing segments. Experts see India as a stable long-term real estate investment. Enquiries from NRI buyers looking to diversify back into Indian residential markets are increasing.
Iran war: Billions of dollars at risk for US tech companies
Iran’s threat against US technology companies in the Gulf region could expose billions of dollars in digital infrastructure to war risks, potentially disrupting the global technology economy, experts said.
Political stability makes India attractive for global investors: Bryan Marsal, CEO, Alvarez & Marsal
Global investors find India attractive due to its stable politics and policies. This stability contrasts with China's investor confidence issues. Alvarez & Marsal, a consulting firm, has significantly expanded its India operations. The firm sees strong growth in India's consulting sector, driven by transactions and performance improvement. Artificial intelligence is also shaping future consulting demand.
Eased FDI norms balance capital inflows and strategic safeguards: Experts
India's relaxed FDI norms for land-bordering countries aim to attract capital and technology while safeguarding interests. Experts highlight the pragmatic balance achieved, with a 60-day expedited approval for specified sectors and clarity on beneficial ownership, fostering supply-chain integration and boosting manufacturing.
AI disruption hits India's core IT revenue model, but new money-making avenues emerge
Indian IT firms faced a slowdown in 2025 due to uncertain global tech spending and geopolitical tensions, impacting revenue growth and margins. The sector's challenges intensified in 2026 with AI-driven structural transformation, leading to significant underperformance in the Nifty IT index.
Dabur and other Indian companies in West Asia build support units for staff battling uncertainty
West Asian companies are prioritizing employee safety amidst the US-Iran conflict, offering extended leaves and mental well-being support. Indian expatriates are among those benefiting from these measures, including flexible work arrangements and relocation assistance to reunite with families.
Women’s Day Special: Women make up 40% of IT workforce, so why are billion-dollar deals still dominated by men?
International Women's Day 2026: Despite strong female representation in the IT workforce, men continue to dominate multi-million dollar dealmaking roles. However, a growing number of women leaders are now stepping into key positions, driving strategic deals and challenging the industry's gender paradox. These women are actively shaping major transformations and acquisitions, signaling a shift towards greater influence.
Rs 11 lakh crore gone in 2 days as missiles make Nifty bulls run for cover. Big crash ahead?
Indian stock markets experienced a sharp downturn as geopolitical tensions escalated, with Sensex and Nifty seeing significant drops. Analysts anticipate continued short-term volatility due to the Iran-Israel-US conflict, though the long-term outlook for Indian markets remains robust, supported by strong domestic fundamentals and investor inflows.
Stranded in Dubai, Iran, Qatar, or other Middle East war zones: Will your travel insurance company pay?
Flight disruptions in the Middle East due to rising tensions are leaving travellers stranded. Travel insurance coverage for these events depends on the cause and policy purchase date. The UAE and Abu Dhabi are assisting affected passengers. Read the article to know the difference between operational and war-related cancellations, and what you should keep in mind.
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