UpFront
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To challenge the status quo, you'll have to break some rules: Girish Mathrubootham
Girish Mathrubootham on life after stepping down as CEO of Freshworks, and the impact of the "monster wave" that is artificial intelligence on his business
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Beyond the Big 3 of Indian banking
We are in a wonderful era of men's tennis after the fade-out of the Big 3. It is a different kind of Big 3 you would read about in this issue, where we at Amitabh Chaudhry's canny strategy of choosing which battles Axis Bank will fight
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The India factor in Dell's AI playbook
As Dell Technologies looks to offset falling PC sales with a focus on AI-based servers and services, its India arm is playing a key role with R&D and innovation in global products
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Markets somersault, but how long will the relief rally last?
Markets show resilience with confidence buying leading to a major surge in equities across Asia. However, uncertainties around border tension and US tariff remain
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Can India address growth pangs in FY26?
India is caught in the midst of a GDP forecast downgrade, while the RBI has also lowered estimates to 6.5 percent. What are the prospects to maintain growth momentum?
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Exclusive: Raamdeo Agrawal on why global investors are turning to India, not China or the US
Veteran investor Raamdeo Agrawal believes the worst is over for Indian equity markets and expects the benchmark index to rise by 15 percent in FY26
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For IT services, BFSI a bright spot
Financial services clients, the biggest source of revenue for TCS and Infosys, held steady through Q4 of the fiscal year gone by, even adding AI solutions
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India has a fraught relationship with wealth
A lot has changed in India over the decades but not so much our attitude towards wealth and its creators. That is, until the startup boom made heroes out of unicorn makers
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MakeMyTrip: Using tech to shape travel
Through tech-led innovation and strategic acquisitions, MakeMyTrip has built an ecosystem and the vision for a super app, fuelled by data-driven AI
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Who's responsible for the Gensol mess?
Financial irregularities in the company may significantly impact retail investors, while lenders money is also at risk. Can Sebi be more preventive rather than reactive in such cases of lapse?
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Warning signs for markets, resilient recovery not enough
Is the worst over for Indian markets? Or is the recovery a temporary relief? Corporate earnings, valuations and steep volatility in currencies are not comforting