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    PMS Talk: AI, defence and electronics manufacturing are the next growth engines, says Vaibhav Agarwal

    In this edition of ETMarkets PMS Talk, we speak with Vaibhav Agarwal, Founder & CIO, Accelt Asset Management LLP, about how his team’s bottom-up stock-picking approach identifies businesses capable of delivering sustained earnings growth. He explains why smallcaps offer opportunities among companies growing earnings at 25–30%, how the GMCV framework — Growth, Management, Capital Efficiency and Valuation — helps separate potential compounders from value traps, and why paying the right price matters even when a business has a compelling growth story.

    Apple invests in 14,000 acres of California redwood forest; How tech giant is helping restore wildlife habitats

    Apple has collaborated with The Conservation Fund to revitalise 14,000 acres of coastal redwood forest in California. This ambitious project aims to safeguard ecosystems while benefiting wildlife, enhancing carbon storage, and enriching local communities. It plays a vital role in Apple’s commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2030, as the ongoing monitoring of forest growth is intended to generate carbon credits, aiding in the reduction of emissions.

    Apple Fellow Phil Schiller and his wife donate $25 million to help protect coral reefs across the world; How their gift will fund new research

    Phil Schiller and Kim Gassett-Schiller announced a $25 million donation to the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. This funding aims to establish the Schiller Centre for Reef Solutions, which focuses on protecting coral reefs. Researchers will investigate reef health and test practical interventions for better conservation results. The donation addresses the urgent environmental pressures facing coral ecosystems today.

    In 1892, denim millionaire Moses Cone began buying land in North Carolina; his 3,600-acre mountain estate later became a public park on the Blue Ridge Parkway

    Moses Cone, the renowned industrialist dubbed the 'Denim King', transformed the landscape of North Carolina by acquiring land for his summer retreat, Flat Top Manor. After his passing in 1908, his wife, Bertha, managed the estate until 1947. Their legacy continued with the establishment of the Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital, preserving public access, ultimately leading to the estate's incorporation into the Blue Ridge Parkway's treasured resources.

    Self-taught programmer from Maryland who built Fortnite began buying North Carolina wilderness in 2009; today, his land holdings exceed 54,000 acres as he works with conservation groups to save them from developers

    Tim Sweeney, the founder of Epic Games, has quietly acquired over fifty thousand acres of North Carolina land. He began purchasing vulnerable forests around 2009 when land prices were lower. Sweeney has also donated thousands of acres to conservation organizations for protection. His land holdings are managed through several limited liability companies across fifteen counties. The billionaire now focuses on permanently protecting his existing properties.

    Christine Lagarde wades into French poll politics

    Lagarde has refused to rule out an exit from the ECB before her term ends in October 2027, and news that her memoir, Lady First, will arrive in late January has added to chatter that she's ready to open a new chapter away from Frankfurt, with the World Economic Forum considered a likely destination.

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