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On The Path To Recovery Nightmare for startups are over as the ecosystem is limping back to normalcy COVID Fails To Dampen Startup Funding EdTech and venture capitalists infuse fresh capital during the pandemic Costly Covers, Better Care Health insurance turns friendlier, but premiums will rise over the next three years MSMEs Struggle To Stay Alive The distress of India’s backbone could lead to serious job losses and unit closures Divide On Digital Transaction Debate over banks and fintechs levying fees on digital payments intensifies Protection Quotient Women should look for policies that cover their special needs and offer financial protection New Darling Of Fund Managers It is the right time to invest in equity pharma funds An Opportune Moment To Invest In Pharma Stocks Interview: Sailesh Raj Bhan on how a long term approach for systematic investment plan is a good way to invest in pharma funds Don’t Put All Your Eggs In One Basket Actress Ritabhari Chakraborty’s take on investments
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Daring The Third Wave
The equity market boom is based on strong fundamentals. Aided by a rapid vaccination drive and economic recovery, India is unlikely to be wounded badly even if Covid breaks out again.
Is The Grass Greener For Unicorns?
An unstoppable rally is being witnessed among the start-ups when it comes to initial public offerings. But, once listed, companies fall into the greater purview of the government, the market, and investor sentiments. We talk about the challenges and criticisms these start-ups may face after entering the new domain
Make Your Retired Life A Journey Of Comfort By Investing In Mutual Funds
Retired life can be 25 years or more and you need to work out your finances to make it a journey of comfort. Mutual funds can be one of the best options to park your money for this period when expenses would be more regular than incomes.
Is The NFO Euphoria Good For Investors?
New fund offers are being launched a dime a dozen. But does it make sense for investors to subscribe to them?
I'm a Conscious Consumer
Actor Konkona Sen Sharma has never been a careless spender but now she is a more careful saver.
Dealing With Debt
RBI’s loan restructuring scheme that lasted till September 30 had costs and conditions attached. If you weren’t able to avail of it, here is what you can do instead
Learning The Tricks Of The Trade
A new breed of traders wants to become financially literate before venturing into the stock market.
TECH SHOWS THE WAY TO SMES' REVIVAL
As the Coronavirus continues to exist and move freely across nations, the Indian economy had to stand back at its feet and rebuild itself. MSMEs and SMEs were badly bruised by the pandemic, and its remedy is machine intelligence, data security and cloud computing, among others.
MAKING SENSE OF THE MARKET LEAP
Low-interest rates, corporate deleveraging and retail frenzy push Sensex above 60,000 in September. Let’s understand the rationale behind the bull run and why retail investors need to be cautious amid the euphoria.
The EPIC of the ERRATIC INVESTOR
The do-it yourself. investors often end up with the wrong stock because they trust what they hear and what they see, instead of what they could learn on their own.
