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India has a 1% GDP opportunity. It’s hiding in plain sight
India could unlock a 1% GDP opportunity by reducing productivity losses from equipment breakdowns, unplanned downtime and inefficient assets, industry leaders said at MRAM Expo 2026. With 88% of Indian industrial businesses reporting monthly unplanned outages, experts are pushing predictive, data-driven maintenance to improve output and extend asset life.
Stock Radar: Siemens Energy India stock showing signs of strength after recent fall; time to buy?
Siemens Energy India Limited is projected to reach a target price of Rs 3,900 in the coming months. Experts suggest the stock has strong demand due to multiple support tests around Rs 3,000. Recent technical indicators show positive trends, including a bullish crossover in MACD and rising RSI. The stock has shown significant recovery since hitting lows in January 2026, indicating a positive outlook.
Type One Energy raises $200 million to develop world’s first commercial fusion reactor
The Series-B round, which takes total funding to-date to more than $400 million, is the third-biggest sector Series B raise over the last five years, data from industry tracker PitchBook showed. The company did not disclose its valuation.
German Mittelstand expands engineering and technology operations in India
German mid-sized companies are increasingly expanding their engineering and technology operations in India, particularly in Bengaluru. More than 80 German companies operate over 150 global capability centre (GCC) units employing over 130,000 professionals. Access to engineering talent and skilled professionals in India drives this rapid growth, which has seen GCCs grow by 108% in five years. Many of these companies now collaborate with universities and startups to enhance capabilities further.
These 18 stocks could be likely beneficiaries as Centre unveils PM Dhara scheme worth Rs 1.86 lakh crore
The government’s Rs 1.86 lakh crore PM DHARA scheme is expected to boost renewable energy, power transmission, capital goods and cable companies. Targeting 135 GW renewable power evacuation, 50 GWh storage and 12–13 HVDC projects through 2027–2036, the programme could create substantial long-term order opportunities for infrastructure and equipment manufacturers.
Where Does China Fit in Your Company’s Innovation Strategy?
For decades, multinationals treated China primarily as either a vast growth market or a rising competitive threat. But as growth slows, competition intensifies, and operating conditions become more difficult, many firms are rethinking China’s role. Increasingly, they are using the country not just as a destination market but as a platform for accelerating innovation—leveraging its fast-moving regulatory environment, tightly integrated R&D and manufacturing ecosystems, and deep engineering talent pools to speed learning, validate technologies, and scale capabilities globally. Companies including Pfizer, Michelin, BMW, Bosch, and Nvidia illustrate how firms are using China to shorten innovation cycles while managing geopolitical and operational risks by defining China’s precise role within their global innovation system, designing for controlled knowledge-sharing, and avoiding overdependence through diversified R&D and supply chains.
Climate Week talks balance hope for clean energy against uncertainty over AI
Global leaders are meeting to address Earth's worsening health and climate change impacts. A renewable energy boom offers hope, while artificial intelligence presents new challenges. Fossil fuel price surges from global conflicts are accelerating the shift to cleaner energy sources. Scientists warn that seven planetary boundaries have already been breached by human activity. Urgent action is needed to triple renewable power capacity by the end of the decade.
Ireland's retired wind-turbine blades are getting strange second lives; old power equipment is now becoming benches, bike parking and picnic tables
Ireland's retired wind-turbine blades are getting strange second lives; old power equipment is now becoming benches, bike parking and picnic tables. Irish company BladeBridge is using retired blades for community infrastructure while addressing the waste created by fiberglass composites. The approach includes bridges, benches, bike parking, picnic tables and charging hubs, while projects elsewhere show how turbine materials can support a circular economy after their energy-producing life ends.
India’s ‘anti-AI’ trade hides 42 AI-enabler stocks that rallied 60% already: Goldman Sachs
India’s Nifty has declined 12% in 2026, but Goldman Sachs’ basket of 42 AI enablers has surged 60%. Power, data centres and semiconductor companies are driving gains, supported by earnings growth, rising capex and increasing corporate focus on AI infrastructure.
Georgia engineers transform a 7,000-pound old wind turbine blade into a pedestrian bridge in Atlanta and also made bicycle shelters and playground equipments
A retired wind turbine blade now serves as a pedestrian bridge in Atlanta's Beaverbrook Park. This project demonstrates reusing old turbine parts for infrastructure instead of waste. Researchers from Georgia Tech led the initiative, which was installed in March 2025. The blade's strength and composite materials make it ideal for structural applications. This innovative approach offers a solution for growing waste from decommissioned wind turbines.
Rs 1.13 lakh crore boom in one corner, a bust in another: What changed in the AI trade?
Indian IT stocks surged as calls for a slower pace of frontier AI development eased concerns over disruption to traditional software services. The Nifty IT Index gained 5% on Tuesday, adding Rs 1.13 lakh crore in market value, while power and infrastructure stocks tied to AI buildout declined sharply, highlighting a shift in investor positioning.
AI slowdown trade hits Nvidia, SoftBank, SK Hynix as global tech stocks fall up to 10%
Global tech and AI-linked stocks plummeted as investors reacted to growing safety concerns and calls from industry leaders like Anthropic’s CEO to decelerate AI development, threatening the equity rally built on expectations of rapid growth and productivity.
Global AI stocks fall as industry chiefs call for slowing development
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, in a lengthy essay shared on X on Saturday, called on AI companies to slow the rate at which they advance model capabilities amid mounting fears of misuse of artificial intelligence. Both Elon Musk, who runs xAI, and Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, said they agree with Amodei.
Deeptech firm Minimac Systems raises Rs 30 crore led by Zerodha's Rainmatter
Minimac, founded by Anshuman Agrawal, has been bootstrapped and profitable since its inception, the company said. The company operates across the lubricant lifecycle, helping industrial customers monitor the condition of lubricants, clean and restore used oil, and, when the oil can no longer be reused, send it to registered re-refiners.
Hitachi Energy India, GE Vernova, other power capex stocks rise up to 5%. Two reasons behind the surge
Power capex stocks such as Hitachi Energy India, GE Vernova, TD Power and CG Power witnessed an uptick on Thursday, tracking Nvidia’s strong data-centre growth and bullish revenue outlook. Expectations of sustained AI infrastructure spending boosted sentiment, while US restrictions on Chinese power equipment added to optimism over demand for Indian suppliers.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Tuesday
Indian equities ended lower after erasing early gains, with Sensex falling 172 points and Nifty 33 points. Rising bond yields, Iran sanctions uncertainty and weak Asian markets pressured sentiment. Metals outperformed, while banking stocks lagged. Analysts expect Tuesday volatility.
Market Trading Guide: Siemens among 2 stock recommendations for Tuesday
Indian equities remained weak amid soft Asian markets, with large caps and PSU banks under pressure as bond yields rose. Metals outperformed. Analysts recommended Siemens and Engineers India, citing strong breakouts, positive momentum and potential upside despite geopolitical risks.
14-year-old Texas student Samvith Mahadevan builds ‘chemical nose’ to spot hidden food allergens
Fourteen-year-old Texas student Samvith Mahadevan has developed a portable “chemical nose” that uses sensors and machine learning to detect traces of common food allergens. His invention, The Allergent, has shown 94% to 97% accuracy in tests involving allergens such as peanuts, eggs and tree nuts.
Siemens CEO Roland Busch gets 200 emails a day but keeps his inbox below 100. He shares how physics shapes the way he solves problems
Siemens CEO Roland Busch daily routine: Siemens CEO Roland Busch has revealed a focused daily routine to manage the demands of leading a global company. He receives around 200 emails a day but aims to keep his inbox below 100 by responding quickly. He also avoids recurring meetings with direct reports, asking them to approach him when needed.
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