- CoinDCX co-founders Sumit Gupta, Neeraj Khandelwal arrested over ₹71 lakh fraud charges March 23, 2026The company, however, claimed the FIR was false, and there was a conspiracy against CoinDCX by impersonators posing as its founders and cheating the public.
- UK tariff shield may revive Tata Steel’s UK business—but not before FY27 March 23, 2026UK’s steep import curbs and tariffs could lift Tata Steel UK’s pricing power, but analysts say the company will miss FY26 break-even, with recovery now shifting to FY27.
- Who is Matt Brittin? Former Google executive, Olympics team member, reportedly named BBC director-general March 23, 2026Matt Brittin, 57, was a top executive at Google before he left the tech company last year after spending almost two decades. He joined Google in 2007 and rose in terms of ranks to become the company’s president in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa in 2014.
- Former Google executive Matt Brittin appointed as BBC's new chief after Tim Davie resignation over Trump fiasco: Report March 23, 2026In January, the BBC said Director-General Tim Davie would step down on 2 April. Davie announced his resignation in November last year following widespread criticism of the BBC over the misleading editing of a video clip of US President Donald Trump.
- PE firm Multiples bets on AI-first tech services, pares legacy bets March 23, 2026Multiples Alternate Asset Management is betting on AI-first tech services firms pivoting away from sectors that be disrupted by technology. The shift reflects a broader change in India’s enterprise tech landscape
- Indian sugar mills rush export deals on record-low rupee, rising global prices March 23, 2026Indian sugar mills are exporting again. A weaker rupee and higher global prices make overseas sales profitable. Around 100,000 tons have been booked in a week. Asian and African nations will benefit from lower prices. This comes as global sugar prices are near a five-month high. India's sugar exports are expected to reach 1.5 million tons this season. […]
- India’s limited oil buffers, reliance on subsidies heighten risks from Middle East conflict, Moody’s warns March 23, 2026India faces risks from Middle East conflict due to its reliance on fuel subsidies. A prolonged conflict could raise oil prices, impacting India's economy. This may lead to higher inflation and slower growth. Unlike some nations with strategic reserves, India uses administrative measures. These can be costly and limit policy options.
- ‘Outlook has grown more daunting’: Moody’s warns on Asia-Pacific growth, sees slowdown to 4% in 2026 amid heightened Middle East risks March 23, 2026Middle East war: Asia-Pacific economies are set for a significant slowdown. Growth is projected to fall in the coming years. This is due to rising commodity prices from the Middle East conflict. U.S. tariff policies also create ongoing uncertainty. These factors are impacting export-dependent nations. The region faces a challenging economic outlook.
- DGTR recommends anti-dumping duty on rayon yarn imports from China March 23, 2026India’s trade investigation body has recommended anti-dumping duties of $386–$1,071 per metric ton on viscose rayon filament yarn imports from China to counter unfair pricing
- Sitharaman to move Finance Bill 2026 and Corporate Laws Amendment Bill in Lok Sabha today March 23, 2026Parliament's Budget session resumes today. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will introduce the Corporate Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026. She will also move for consideration of the Finance Bill, 2026. Several ministers will lay papers on the table. Reports on women's empowerment and urban affairs will be presented. The session continues until April […]
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