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8 dead in Red Fort car blast, Delhi on high alert. All we know so far

A van explosion near Red Fort Metro's Gate 1 on Monday evening killed 8 and injured several others. Authorities have sounded high alert across the city

Trump's $2,000 'tariff dividend' for Americans may end up costing them more

Donald Trump wants to turn tariff revenue into $2,000 "dividends" for Americans but economists warn the plan could backfire, fuelling inflation and raising living costs

Has China found a way to make your drugs cheaper? Scientists think so

Chinese scientists claim to have cracked a 140-year-old chemistry challenge that could make the production of cancer drugs and other complex medicines safer and more affordable

Best of BS Opinion: Why every unfulfilled promise comes with a price

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Tata Motors split: Who keeps the debt, and what it means for interest bills

After the Tata Motors split, TMPV inherits the passenger, EV, and JLR units with most of the group's debt, while the newly listed CV arm starts lighter, backed by strong liquidity and modest borrowing

As Tata Motors demerges, here's how the two listed companies now stand

Tata Motors' long-awaited split creates two clear bets for investors: a global luxury play via TMPV and a domestic mobility story through the CV arm

AI overtakes salary and burnout as top influence on India's workforce

AI has overtaken pay and burnout as India's biggest workplace priority, with 71 per cent of workers using it to solve problems or plan careers, according to a new workplace trends report

Best of BS Opinion: Creaks, wobbles, and a world learning to pedal again

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Musk's trillion-dollar temptation: Tesla faces a high-stakes shareholder vote

As Musk seeks unprecedented control over Tesla, a shareholder vote will decide whether vision trumps checks and balances

Best of BS Opinion: India's half-open shutters and half-fixed systems

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Trump threatens war on Nigeria over Christian killings: What's going on?

Trump's threat to send US forces into Nigeria over Christian killings has reignited debate on religious violence, American aid, and the complex roots of Nigeria's long-running insurgency

Best of BS Opinion: When the noise fades, it's time to command the wind

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BYD's $100 billion EV success turns into a $10 billion cash outflow problem

Despite record EV sales and more than $100 billion in revenue, BYD is burning billions in cash as tighter competition, slower model upgrades and rising costs squeeze its margins at home and abroad

Best of BS Opinion: The night, the noise, and the need for balance

Today's pieces look at public debt and economic stability, trade as strategic leverage, the continuing unemployment crisis in Bihar, and how pollution has turned the Milky Way's light into an irritant

Need more practitioners in Sebi to reduce errors, says Ananth Narayan G

At BFSI Insight Summit 2025, former Sebi WTM Ananth Narayan G said the markets regulator needs more practitioners in policy roles to balance expertise and depth to reduce regulatory missteps

Real technology bets will define India's market future: Shankar Sharma

At the Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit 2025, investor Shankar Sharma said India's markets are poised for asymmetrical returns as technology and AI reshape global investing

Best of BS Opinion: Policy steadiness, job gaps, and creative loss

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RBI Dy Guv reaffirms crypto scepticism, says CBDC will grow step by step

RBI Deputy Governor T Rabi Sankar said the central bank will take a calibrated approach to rolling out the digital rupee, maintain its firm stance against cryptocurrencies, and push for rupee globalis

Tejashwi promises one govt job per family in Bihar. But is it feasible?

With nearly 27 million families in Bihar, fulfilling one government job promise per family would mean rewriting the state's fiscal playbook and stretching its machinery to the brink

GST cut puts insurance on par with food in fiscal policy, says Irdai chief

Irdai chief Ajay Seth urged insurers to target the bottom of the pyramid, where most of the growth potential lies, and to shift to a moderate-cost model delivering good quality service