Decoding the Tier-2 Real Estate Boom | Expert takes

Hindi-speaking states — the new growth engine for mutual fund industry

Business Standard Hindi examines a key question for India's mutual fund industry—how Hindi-speaking regions are emerging as new growth engines for the sector.

Australia tightens immigration rules: What it means for Indian students

Australia is tightening temporary migration rules, making it harder for most international students to bring partners or children on dependent visas.

From groceries to iPhones: Quick commerce’s next bet | iPhone 18 pro

BigBasket claims it delivered 300+ iPhones in the first hour of the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max sale. Why are quick-commerce platforms expanding into premium electronics

UPI Above Rs 2,000: Why Charge If Only 4% Are Affected? | Rohit Mahajan

In this episode of Manager's Mantra, Rohit Mahajan, Founder and CEO of Plutos ONE, discusses the debate around UPI and MDR, and how AI is making it easier for people to build new products

UPI MDR: These stocks could be the winners | New UPI charges | Digital payments

NPCI’s new 0.4% MDR on select UPI merchant payments opens up a new revenue pool for payment companies. Here’s what brokerages estimate for Paytm and Pine Labs.

Why is Adidas cutting nearly 50% workforce at its Gurugram tech hub?

Adidas has reportedly cut around 50% of the workforce at its Gurugram Tech Hub, potentially affecting nearly 350 of its 700 employees.

Is Canada joining the EU? What does ‘associate member’ status mean

The European Commission has proposed making Canada the EU’s first “associate member”, allowing deeper cooperation without full EU membership. The proposal aims to expand ties beyond trade into defence

Who pays for UPI? | MDR | UPI charges | BRICS | West Asia | Tata Sons | Macro Matters Ep 8

In this episode of Macro Matters, Ankur Bhardwaj speaks with A K Bhattacharya, Archis Mohan and Sanjeeb Mukherjee on UPI charges, Tata’s succession question, an expanded BRICS and how the West Asia.

Tata Sons board backs listing, 5-year extension for Chandrasekaran | Tata Group

Tata Sons’ board has approved a five-year extension for N Chandrasekaran as Chairman, alongside its decision to proceed with a stock market listing.