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    Rate cut cycle near turning point. What lies ahead for Indian bonds?

    The RBI is expected to signal monetary tightening at its October policy meeting as stronger economic growth, rising oil prices and elevated US Treasury yields fuel inflation concerns. Higher domestic rates could support the rupee but raise borrowing costs for the government and companies while pressuring equities and consumption.

    In 1967, Robert Kearns patented a windshield wiper that paused between sweeps; Ford later used the idea and paid him $10.2 million in 1990

    In 1967, Robert Kearns invented the electronic intermittent wiper system, securing a patent for his innovative design. When Ford utilized his invention without proper acknowledgment in 1978, Kearns took legal action. A jury sided with him in 1990, awarding substantial damages. He subsequently pursued other auto manufacturers, emphasizing the importance of creators safeguarding their innovations and earning rightful recognition.

    Emerging sports are the next big business opportunity: Tero India MD

    India’s sports boom is opening up opportunities for entrepreneurs to build businesses beyond cricket.

    Rentomojo’s valuation jump; SoftBank’s Meesho windfall

    Rentomojo is expected to go public at a valuation nearly five times higher than its previous private market round. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.

    ValueQuest Tristar Fund leads the round with Rs 125 Cr investment in Waaree Energy Storage Solutions

    ValueQuest Tristar Fund has invested Rs 125 crore in Waaree Energy Storage Solutions Pvt Ltd (WESSPL), the battery storage arm of Waaree Energies. This investment will bolster WESSPL's technology and R&D for manufacturing lithium-ion and sodium-ion cells and battery storage solutions, supporting India's energy transition and 'Make in India' initiative.

    Kolkata metro railway using sustainable braking technology to reduce carbon emissions: Official

    Kolkata Metro Railway is implementing sustainable braking technology in its new rakes to cut carbon emissions and save energy costs. The 'Regenerative Braking' system converts kinetic energy into electrical energy, saving approximately Rs 8.2 crore and reducing carbon emissions by 13,500 tonnes in the last fiscal year.

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