The Guardian view on the government’s corporate reforms: entrenching neoliberalism, not ending it | Editorial
The Guardianby Editorial·13 Sept 2026
The question of what corporations are for is deeply political. In a 1970 article for the New York Times, Milton Friedman argued that the “social responsibility of business is to increase its...
Big NBFCs join the gold loan mela
Business Lineby K Ram Kumar·13 Sept 2026
The big daddies in the gold loan space, such as Muthoot Finance and Manappuram Finance, have some serious competition coming their way as diversified large non-banking finance companies (NBFCs) are...
‘Founder clarity trumps prototype’
Business Lineby Malathi Ramanathan·13 Sept 2026
Early-stage investor Warmup Ventures favours what it calls the “Founder 3.0 cohort of entrepreneurs”.
Another Bitcoin Bridge Broke, and This Time Billions Were Minted
Bitcoin Newsby Jamie Redman·13 Sept 2026
Over the past week, the crypto community has been hearing about bizarre hacks involving bitcoin-backed tokens, and following the troubles tied to the Liquid Network’s L-BTC and Nomic’s nBTC...
Coal supply to Punjab power plants remains adequate, state needs to improve offtake from mines, says ministry
Business Lineby PTI·13 Sept 2026
The Centre has taken steps to enable coal supplies to Punjab's independent power plants from Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd's (PSPCL) captive mines, an official statement said on Sunday.
Britain once trained India's air force. Why are IAF pilots now training RAF pilots? | Today News
Livemintby Kanishka Singharia·13 Sept 2026
For decades, Britain played a key role in training India’s military during the colonial era. Now, in a striking reversal, Indian Air Force (IAF) pilots are training Britain’s Royal Air Force (RAF)...
SAP’s three Rs: Building responsible, relevant and reliable AI for enterprises
Business Lineby Sanjana B; Venkatesha Babu·13 Sept 2026
Enterprise AI needs to be more than just powerful — it must be responsible, relevant, and reliable — as businesses move from experimentation to deploying AI across core processes, says Manish...
Keep track of your insurance renewals
Business Lineby K NITYA KALYANI·13 Sept 2026
Not having insurance is risky. Riskier still is not having it but thinking you do. Ignorance about his motor insurance renewal date has landed the friend of a neighbour in a very difficult spot.
The AI slowdown debate picks speed
Business Lineby Vallari Sanzgiri·13 Sept 2026
On Saturday, Anthropic Co-Founder Dario Amodei aired the idea of “pacing the frontier” in a lengthy blog detailing various cyberthreats such as the recent OpenAI-Hugging Face incident (OAI-HF) as...
ETFs: A one-click route to diversified investing
Business Lineby Vaishali R Venkat·13 Sept 2026
What if I say that you can gain exposure to 50 or 500 stocks, a basket of commodities or even a few sectors in one click? This is what an Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) offers.
Tata Sons board to discuss RBI’s listing mandate on Thursday
Business Lineby Akshata Gorde; Aneesh Phadnis·13 Sept 2026
After the Reserve Bank of India turned down its request for de-registration as a core investment company, Tata Sons is expected to discuss the next steps on Thursday.
BRICS and gaps
Business Line·13 Sept 2026
To India’s credit, the just concluded BRICS summit in New Delhi was surprisingly purposeful given the differences between the 11 member countries in the wake of two ongoing wars, in the Persian...
Specialised investment funds vs mutual funds
Business Lineby Joydeep Sen·13 Sept 2026
Investors have a new choice in the investment space. But the question is not whether you should choose a Specialised Investment Fund, or SIF, over a mutual fund.
What keeps these newbie brands ticking
Business Lineby Aishwarya Kumar·13 Sept 2026
For Vanshika (name changed), a watch became a way of keeping her grandmother close. When a piece of her grandmother’s jewellery was passed on to her, she wanted to preserve it in a form that would...
SEBI’s CAS fix finds early favour for the old way of settling derivatives
Business Lineby Akshata Gorde·13 Sept 2026
The Securities and Exchange Board of India’s (SEBI) proposed changes to the new closing auction session (CAS) are expected to make price discovery less disruptive and resolve many practical...
Techie chooses Hyderabad over Gurugram as job location, calls Gurgaon 1 of ‘5 sisters of agony’: Social media reacts | Today News
Livemintby Sounak Mukhopadhyay·13 Sept 2026
Choosing a work location involves more than finding a job. For tech professional Hashir, weather, living conditions and road safety influenced his decision.
iBRICS Summit 2026 concludes with focus on sovereign capital and cross-border payments
Entrackrby Gyan Vardhan·13 Sept 2026
The inaugural iBRICS Summit 2026, organised by the Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute (SWFI), concluded in New Delhi after bringing together investors, policymakers and business leaders to discuss...
Do venture capitalists know how to invest in deep tech?
Business Lineby K Vaitheeswaran·13 Sept 2026
This is the third and final instalment in the series on investing in deep-tech startups in India. The ecosystem is beginning to attract serious capital.
Week 37: A Peek Into My Week (Kaitlynn's graduation, a trip to NYC, what I'm reading and watching!)
Money Saving Mom®by Crystal Paine·13 Sept 2026
After 1500 hours of learning and practice and lots and lots of clients and highlights and color applications, Kaitlynn officially graduated from cosmetology school!!
The attraction in a motor without magnets
Business Lineby Jyoti Banthia·13 Sept 2026
For the electric vehicle industry, the motor is a familiar piece of engineering. But one component inside it increasingly figures in the supply-chain conversation: the permanent magnet.
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