Take One: Big story of the day
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Why India may find it hard to buck the global slowdown
The growth path remains tricky as consumption demand for entry-level cars, mobile phones and loans slows, and reluctance to spend on non-essentials continues even as incomes rise to pre-pandemic levels
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RBI's uneasy pause: The art and science of monetary policy in uncertain times
In a show of consonance, each MPC member caveated their vote with ifs and buts which signalled loud and clear that inflation—the elephant in the economy—is not under control
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Why Xiaomi is in a downward spiral
Three consecutive quarters of slowdown in the mass smartphone market, Xiaomi's stronghold, takes a toll on the Chinese price-warrior. As the market moves towards premium, can the company retain its throne?
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Misplaced exuberance drives Indian stocks as investors navigate 'hard times'
The Nifty has underperformed the broader emerging markets index by 10 percent in the last six months. Compared to early December, when the Nifty had peaked, it has corrected 8 percent till now, underperforming the MSCI EM index by 10 percent
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IPL's taking the game deep despite a tough economy
Advertising from startups going through a funding winter might have taken a backseat, but the most-watched franchise cricket league is bringing in ad revenues higher than its previous editions
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Will there be a respite from the ongoing Covid-19 spike?
Experts say the new sub-variant of the coronavirus is highly infectious, but not deadly. As Covid vaccine makers decide to supply only based on demand, doctors advise caution, and ask people to mask up and take precautions
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Aakash IPO: Is it a well-timed, smart move for Byju's?
Byju's is getting ready to list Aakash, an old-world test prep brand it acquired in 2021 and which has emerged as the silver lining for the $22-billion valued edtech major, which has been battling odds on multiple fronts
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More people are buying ultra luxury homes in India. Here's why
Real estate developers are rethinking design and functionalities in order to cater to demands of a ‘larger-than-life living experience’ by luxury home buyers, but there are a few points to remember before you make that investment
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Swanky homes, pools, gourmet meals: Co-living goes luxe and stylish
With a growing number of youth in the workforce and an influx of student population, who are prioritising quality accommodation, co-living startups are shifting from offering basic models to a premium lifestyle experience
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Can the gatekeepers for online gaming help curb betting, gambling?
Self-regulatory organisations comprising experts from education, mental health and children's rights will be at the heart of distinguishing between games of skill and gambling. How effective will they be?
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India Inc's limping earnings recovery in March quarter likely to be lopsided
Inflation may continue to weigh on demand without any meaningful improvement in the underlying consumption trends