WhatsApp has started rolling out reservations for usernames, a feature that will let users connect with others without sharing their phone numbers.

IndiGo has introduced a new budget-friendly fare called 'IndiGo Lite' for passengers travelling with only cabin baggage. Here's what the new fare includes, who can book it

July has traditionally been one of the strongest months for Indian equities. As earnings season begins and investors watch the monsoon and foreign flows, can history repeat itself?

Ford spent years investing in AI to improve vehicle quality. But after discovering that technology alone wasn't enough, the automaker brought back over 300 veteran engineers. Why did AI fall short

Despite rapid growth, Eternal (Blinkit) and Swiggy have lost over $15 billion in market value as Amazon, Flipkart and Reliance intensify the battle.

While Apple is investigating a reported cyber breach at Tata Electronics, the reported incident highlights growing cybersecurity risks across India's manufacturing ecosystem

The reported Tata Electronics incident highlights the growing cybersecurity challenge facing manufacturers that play a critical role in global technology supply chains.

Business Standard

NPCI has partnered with HSBC India and JP Morgan Payments to enable real-time foreign exchange conversion and settlement for international UPI transactions, making overseas payments more transparent

NPCI, artificial intelligence, UPI transactions

Toyota Kirloskar Motor on Wednesday reported a 7 per cent growth in total sales at 31,016 units in June 2026 compared to 28,869 units sold in the same month last year.
Domestic sales stood at 28,441 units, registering an 8 per cent rise compared to 26,453 units sold during June 2025, the auto-maker said.
Meanwhile, the company's exports grew 7 per cent at 2,575 units last month against 2,416 units sold in June 2025.
Sabari Manohar, Executive Vice President, Sales-Service-Used Car Business, Toyota Kirloskar Motor, said, "We are encouraged with the positive sales performance in the month of June, driven by continued market momentum and a clear focus on customer-centricity.
"Our focus remains on enhancing market presence through high-quality products, value-added services and offering peace of mind, serving as key drivers of growth in the coming months," he added.

Toyota

Press Trust of India

The Gulf conflict tested one kind of resilience; the years ahead will test others. India met the first test in good order. That is a reason for quiet confidence - and for getting on with the next

Gulf countries, Gulf crisis, Indian Economy

As India finalises its climate finance taxonomy, banks are expanding green lending while experts call for deeper capital pools and stronger disclosure norms

green, planet blue

India imported memory chips worth $6.79 billion in FY26, 53.41 per cent more than in FY25

Apple, India imports, iPhone, China exports

More than half of the capital raised by India's leading under-30 entrepreneurs is being deployed towards product development and market expansion, reflecting a growing focus on building sustainable businesses, according to a report released on Wednesday.
"But what truly sets this generation apart is not the scale of capital they have raised, it is the discipline with which they are deploying it. Over 50 per cent of all funds raised are going directly into product development and market expansion," said Anas Rahman Junaid, founder and chief researcher at Hurun India.
"These are founders who are not building for the next funding round; they are building for the next decade. In a world that often celebrates the raise, this cohort is quietly focused on the result," Junaid added.
According to the report, funding deployed by companies on the Avendus Wealth-Hurun India U30 List 2026 is primarily directed towards growth and expansion, with product development accounting for 27 per cent of .

Startup funding picks up after 3-year slump

Company is targeting the creator economy in smaller cities, while integrating AI into its products, says Kamolika Gupta Peres

Kamolika Gupta, vice president of Autodesk, Autodesk

India is a priority market, says Kamolika Gupta Peres, Autodesk's vice-president for India and SAARC.

The real estate developer emerged as the highest bidder for a 4.95-acre residential plot in Sector 151, Noida, and plans a premium housing project with estimated revenue of Rs 2,000 crore

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