- Palantir calls its ‘former hobbits’ back with Lord of the Rings-style message: ‘The shrine is calling’ March 4, 2026Palantir global head of commercial Ted Mabrey on Monday called on “former hobbits” to return to the “shire” in separate posts on X and LinkedIn.
- String of international exits narrows foreign loss makers for Mahindra March 4, 2026As Anish Shah completes five years as CEO, Mahindra is doubling down on exit-to-win strategies, removing structurally declining businesses to focus on high-growth domestic and select international markets.
- Fewer women on board, less clarity on succession planning: What a survey of Indian PSUs found March 4, 2026Many PSUs lag in having a sufficient number of independent directors and women directors on their board, even as details disclosing succession planning publicly remain patchy, showed Excellence Enablers' fifth survey on corporate governance in Maharatna and Navratna companies.
- Some travelers stranded in Dubai are paying huge sums for private flights out March 3, 2026Some travelers stranded in Dubai are paying huge sums for private flights out
- Goldman Private Credit Chief Says Gating Is Feature, Not Bug March 3, 2026One of Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s private credit chiefs said limits on fund withdrawals are “features and not bugs,” as the $1.8 trillion market comes under increasing pressure from investors looking to exit.
- Farm worries crop up as fertiliser companies fear a gas crunch March 4, 2026While India currently holds about two months of buffer stocks of urea and di-ammonium phosphate (DAP), according to industry estimates, execs warned that any prolonged disruption in gas availability could force a suspension in local manufacturing.
- WTO meet: India pushes tech transfer to boost developing nations’ trade March 3, 2026New Delhi highlighted persistent barriers faced by developing economies and LDCs in acquiring, adapting and deploying critical technologies, including export controls on inputs such as semiconductor chips and rare earth minerals, as well as rigid intellectual property regimes.
- India-UK trade deal faces challenges amid West Asia conflict March 3, 2026India's new trade deal with the UK faces a potential hurdle. The ongoing West Asia crisis is impacting sea routes. Vessels are rerouting away from key passages. This could affect India's exports in the initial phase of the agreement. Gem and jewellery exports are also becoming costlier due to air cargo detours. The government is closely monitoring […]
- NDAP overhaul in works to handle surge in big data March 3, 2026India's National Data and Analytics Platform is set for a major upgrade. The government plans to enhance its capacity to manage vast amounts of data. This will enable advanced analytics and the use of generative AI. The platform aims to support evidence-based policymaking. A private partner will be selected to design and build the improved system.
- West Asia conflict hits Surat textile sector, shipping costs surge 400% March 3, 2026The ongoing conflict in West Asia is severely affecting Surat's textile industry. Shipping costs have surged by 400 per cent. Payments are delayed as materials remain stuck on ships. Raw material prices are also climbing. This situation threatens both international and domestic supply chains. Industry leaders anticipate a significant revenue crisis. The […]
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