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HCLTech, which sells to the world, invested $150M in Sarvam AI, which is built for India

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HCLTech, which sells to the world, invested $150M in Sarvam AI, which is built for India

Optimist wants to reinvent the AC. Daikin and LG don’t need to

India built a Rs 50,000 crore MSME fund to fight VCs’ tech bias. It still became a tech backer

Tesla and Figure AI are building robots to act like humans. Indian workers are teaching them how

Equity investing is sold as a must. The affluent can do just fine without it

Sun Pharma bought the dip in its $11.7B Organon deal. Just not the right kind of dip

Why Amazon seems so calm about being awfully late to quick commerce

Bajaj Finance mastered self-disruption. Succession may be harder

India needs Tata, Mahindra EVs to cut the oil bill. But EV owners are stuck at workshops

Cipla had one of its worst quarters. Investors still rewarded it

Tata and Murugappa’s chip race starts with what India doesn’t have

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Maharashtra lured Amazon, NTT with cheap green power. Then it changed the data-centre deal

Two ex-Tesla engineers show what is waste for Reliance or Praj is gold for them

Zepto uses drones for groceries. Narayana Health for blood samples. Mamaearth wants them to fight Amazon

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LIC has lost its throne to SIPs. It’s still the smartest investor in the room

Can ‘drug visas’ soon outgrow drug manufacturing? This pharma company is betting on it

Can Adani do with apples what Mahindra did with grapes?

Why Vijay Sales’ billionaire owners have no use for a family office—or even a wealth manager

From Bengaluru to Mumbai to Pune, metro projects are colliding with India’s monsoons

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