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Tariffs create the wrong jobs: Should US really be making T-shirts, shoes?
It should be noted that most developing countries that have sought to negotiate Mr Trump's threatened tariff rates downwards have had limited success
 "Tariffs create the wrong jobs: Should US really be making T-shirts, shoes?")
What to avoid in a will: Unequal shares, coercion, vague language
All of the above can lead to intra-family disputes; anyone making a will who anticipates acrimony should use of a family settlement to pre-empt it
 "What to avoid in a will: Unequal shares, coercion, vague language")
Lenskart gets shareholder approval for $250 million IPO fundraise
"The company got approval for the $250 million IPO fundraise. The offer for sale (OFS) would be decided later," said a person familiar with the matter
 "Lenskart gets shareholder approval for $250 million IPO fundraise")
Hotels target frequent air travellers to attract customers amid travel boom
Such initiatives highlight the rise in providing seamless travel experiences to travellers, as per hospitality industry executives
 "Hotels target frequent air travellers to attract customers amid travel boom")
India-UK FTA will grow Scotland whisky market by $1 bn: Glenmorangie chief
Caspar MacRae, CEO of The Glenmorangie Company, says the India-UK Free Trade Agreement will make whisky more affordable in India, helping the market grow by $1 billion
 "India-UK FTA will grow Scotland whisky market by $1 bn: Glenmorangie chief")
Bluehill VC to announce final close of maiden fund by end of 2025
Bluehill VC is targeting the final close of its ₹350 crore maiden fund by the end of 2025. The firm has already raised ₹225 crore and has made investments in deep-tech startups
 "Bluehill VC to announce final close of maiden fund by end of 2025")
One nation, one KYC: Sebi shows the way, other regulators should follow
Other regulators should follow Sebi's lead in explicitly stating that once a client completes KYC with one intermediary, they shouldn't have to repeat the process with another
 "One nation, one KYC: Sebi shows the way, other regulators should follow")
SC's 'advice' reveals deep fault lines over the issue of stray dogs
Loving or hating dogs is beside the point. For the good of both people and animals, the Indy population needs to be controlled
 "SC's 'advice' reveals deep fault lines over the issue of stray dogs")
Historic port to future hub: Thoothukudi's giant leap for global reach
Thoothukudi is witnessing a major economic revival with Rs 1 trillion in investments across sectors, including EV manufacturing, green hydrogen, and space, alongside upgraded infrastructure
 "Historic port to future hub: Thoothukudi's giant leap for global reach")
Public sector banks' property e-auctions take a leap under BAANKNET
The new platform has improved the auction success rate to 14.7 per cent, up from 9 per cent under the previous system
 "Public sector banks' property e-auctions take a leap under BAANKNET")
Freedom to 'rebalance': India on the UK's proposed carbon border tax
If CBAM adversely impacts Indian exports covered by the deal, the government will act to ensure that the agreed market access terms are not diluted
 "Freedom to 'rebalance': India on the UK's proposed carbon border tax")
Datanomics: How India-UK CETA can boost trade from textiles to whiskeys
The CETA will allow duty-free access to 95 per cent of India's agriculture exports to the UK, which accounts for a bit over five per cent of the goods exported to the UK
 "Datanomics: How India-UK CETA can boost trade from textiles to whiskeys")
Near-term recovery, margin expansion key drivers for Nestle India
Nestle India reports a 5.9% YoY revenue growth in Q1FY26, with a focus on recovery and margin expansion despite challenges from high commodity prices
 "Near-term recovery, margin expansion key drivers for Nestle India")
India-UK trade pact: Tariff cut may not impact Scotch whisky retail prices
The revised tariffs will apply to both bottled-in-origin (BIO) and bulk imports
 "India-UK trade pact: Tariff cut may not impact Scotch whisky retail prices")
Our growth stable, diversified, not reliant on one driver: NSDL MD & CEO
The IPO is crucial for NSDL primarily to meet regulatory shareholding requirements. Meeting these regulatory expectations is of utmost importance to us, says NSDL MD & CEO
 "Our growth stable, diversified, not reliant on one driver: NSDL MD & CEO")
Children of Radium: 'Digging for Trauma' in Nazi Germany's History
In the course of his research, Dunthorne makes multiple visits to Germany and tries to retrace and recreate his great-grandfather's life
 "Children of Radium: 'Digging for Trauma' in Nazi Germany's History")
No retrospective change in I-T Bill, only simplification: Baijayant Panda
The old law had become so complicated that even experts couldn't give the clear answer, says Panda
 "No retrospective change in I-T Bill, only simplification: Baijayant Panda")
'Western vs Indian': Differing management approaches reflect cultural roots
Western management abhors ambiguity. Indians tolerate and thrive in it
 "'Western vs Indian': Differing management approaches reflect cultural roots")
Discounts, nudges, added fees: Qcom quietly making customers pay more
From steep discounts on pricier items to subtle nudges and layered fees, quick commerce firms are tactically steering users toward higher-value purchases to improve unit economics
 "Discounts, nudges, added fees: Qcom quietly making customers pay more")
New national policy on cooperatives calls for apex bank for the sector
India has over 800,000 cooperative societies, comprising around 200,000 cooperatives and 600,000 non-credit cooperatives
 "New national policy on cooperatives calls for apex bank for the sector")