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February 05, 2025

Energy transition, security top global priorities despite US: IEA official

Despite the withdrawal of the US from the Paris Agreement, clean energy momentum will continue across countries, given the commercial viability and business opportunities in this space, said Brian Motherway, International Energy Agency's (IEA) head of energy efficiency and inclusive transitions office.

2 mins

NMC seeks review of medical courses

Committees of experts will review the Indian postgraduate curriculum to lift the standard of specialty courses to global levels.

1 min

Fiscal, monetary policies have to work in tandem

Finance secretary says factors such as rupee depreciation are also at play currently

2 mins

Export promotion mission to take shape in next two months

The government's export promotion mission, announced in the recent budget, is set to take shape within the next two months, bringing key ministries together to identify sectors needing capital for technology, marketing, and market expansion, two senior officials told Mint.

1 min

Shree Cement has a cost advantage. But is that enough?

A penny saved is a penny earned seems to be the mantra that helped Shree Cement Ltd improve its profitability in a challenging quarter.

1 min

All eyes on Vedanta demerger

Vedanta Ltd's stock gained 3% on Tuesday, recouping most of the losses it suffered on Monday due to a global selloff triggered by Trump's tariffs.

2 mins

Should Investors Still Consider AMC Stocks Even as Markets Stay Volatile?

Asset management companies (AMCs) were among the top picks for many investors during the Indian markets' bull run. But over 10% correction has turned the tide for Indian asset managers. The question now is: Are AMC stocks still a good bet?

2 mins

Repo Rate Cut Not Ideal Yet. Rely On Surplus Liquidity, Operation Twist

A rate cut is unlikely to stimulate investment growth amid uncertainties

3 mins

OpenAI Partners With Korea's Kakao For AI Products

OpenAI's Altman Also Discussed Stargate AI Data Centre Plan With Samsung, Arm Holdings And SoftBank

1 min

Cement-to-steel portal to add lifestyle goods

Infra.market sees bigger opportunity beyond construction materials

2 mins

Bajaj Finserv, Allianz Mull JV Exit

Bajaj Finserv Ltd is still talking to Germany's Allianz SE to part ways in their life and general insurance joint ventures, as the Indian financial services firm seeks greater control of the businesses.

1 min

Kitchen chores or laundry work, there's an app for that

On-demand home services are the new frontier for startups looking for the next big idea

2 mins

Godrej Prop to meet FY25 sales guidance

Godrej Properties reported a 152% rise in net profit to ₹158.2 crore for the December quarter, on Tuesday

1 min

Nestle's ₹7,500-cr premium opportunity

Nestle India on Tuesday said premiumization remains a ₹7,500 crore opportunity for the company, giving it space to expand its coffee, chocolates and pet care business in the country across rural and urban markets—a theme highlighted by several consumer companies as they tap changing consumer preferences and aspirations across markets.

1 min

Subscriptions drive Spotify to first-ever annual profit

Spotify Technology SA posted another quarter of better-than-expected subscriber growth, with the Swedish music company recording its first-ever annual profit.

1 min

Beijing Hits Back at US Tariffs With Its Blacklist

China retaliated to Donald Trump's opening trade war tariffs by targeting a handful of American companies and slapping levies on some US goods, in a move seemingly designed to avoid escalating tensions between the world's biggest economies.

1 min

'Most of Delhi's bad air locally made'

Delhi-NCR's pollution during October-November is largely of local origin, with stubble burning in Punjab and Haryana contributing 14% to the overall PM2.5 levels in 2022, a study has suggested.

1 min

Expect Bangladesh to cooperate against cross-border crimes

India has conveyed to Bangladesh that it expects a cooperative approach from the neighbouring country for combating cross-border crimes, the government informed parliament on Tuesday.

1 min

Tata Power Misses Q3 Profit Estimates

Tata Power reported a smaller-than-expected increase in third-quarter profit on Tuesday due to a sharp decline in power demand.

1 min

JK Tyre Q3 profit sinks 77% to ₹51.5 cr

JK Tyre reported a smaller profit for the second straight quarter on Tuesday, hurt by weak demand from truck and bus customers.

1 min

Titan beats Q3 profit estimates

Jeweller and watchmaker Titan reported a largely flat third-quarter profit on Tuesday, but still topped estimates as customers looked past high gold prices to splurge on ornaments during the festive season.

1 min

Asian Paints Q3 vol growth strong

Asian Paints missed third-quarter profit estimates on Tuesday, but stronger-than-expected volume growth in its core domestic decorative business sent its shares up as much as nearly 6%.

1 min

Wedding spends up 14% in 2024: Report

The big, fat Indian wedding is getting even bigger. Average wedding spends in 2024 jumped 14% year-on-year, reaching ₹32-35 lakh, up from ₹28 lakh in 2023, according to a report by wedding technology platform, WeddingWire India.

1 min

SMPP, 7 others get Sebi's nod for IPO

As many as eight firms, including defence equipment manufacturer SMPP, Aditya Infotech, Brigade Hotel and PVC blend-based building material maker Kumar Arch Tech, have received Sebi's (Securities and Exchange Board of India) go-ahead to raise funds through initial public offerings (IPOs).

1 min

NSE Q3 profit rises 94% to ₹3,834 crore

National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Tuesday reported a 94% year-on-year surge in consolidated profit after tax to ₹3,834 crore for three months ended December 2024.

1 min

Ujjivan SFB applies for universal licence

Ujjivan Small Finance Bank on Tuesday announced the submission of the application for universal banking licence to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

1 min

All Income Groups Got Something From The Budget

Sitharaman mentioned the term 'middle-class' at least 10 times to stress its contribution

3 mins

How can I secure full ownership without legal documentation?

I have two sisters and I am the only son of my parents.

2 mins

Economic Survey: Why play down the climate crisis?

The document would do justice to the challenge if it did crystal ball gazing for clarity on what's really needed

3 mins

Does the budget signal a change in the Centre's growth strategy?

There's a shift in emphasis from infrastructure to consumption but it doesn't solve our core problems

4 mins

AI tools raise productivity and can also act as great equalizers

They can close organizational or societal skill gaps. But does everyone becoming an expert mean nobody will be an expert?

3 mins

Trump tariffs could hurt the eurozone: ECB policy is key

Europe's balance of risks would make the case for a major rate cut

3 mins

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