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Auto component suppliers sit on Rs 98,000 cr inventory, says report

Indian auto component firms hold significant inventory, potentially releasing billions through better management. Many MSMEs need to invest more in future growth capabilities. Existing plant capacity is underutilized due to operational inefficiencies. Unlocking cash and improving business economics will drive future supplier growth. This will enable continuous investment in capabilities…

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The Subway Problem Isn’t Just $15 Footlongs — Here’s What Customers Say Has Changed

When discussions about fast food economics arise, public attention usually gravitates straight to the receipt. Headlines love to focus on the creeping cost of a footlong sub, highlighting how inflation and corporate pricing strategies have pushed casual lunch tabs past fifteen dollars. Yet a deeper dive into everyday consumer feedback…

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Can Big Tech’s $1-trillion AI bet pay off? Jefferies explains why it remains bullish

Jefferies remains bullish on Big Tech’s $1-trillion AI investment despite near-term financial pressure. Rising customer backlogs, strong cloud revenue, and improving infrastructure economics support this outlook, though power shortages and regulatory delays remain potential risks for enterprise adoption.

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Chikankari Has Dozens of Stitches and Most Lucknow Shops Will Show You Only Three

What the shop wants you to seeWalk into any Chikankari shop on Hazratganj or Aminabad and the salesperson will point to three stitches: tepchi, murri, and phanda. They are real. They are beautiful. They are also the easiest to replicate at speed on cheap georgette, which is why they dominate…

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Chicago Fed’s Austan Goolsbee wants to get back to ‘old-school’ economics: Focused on ordinary Americans, mindful of AI hype, and sharp on inflation

Exclusive: “If there were going to be something that shook the consumers, it would shake the economy,” president Goolsbee tells Fortune.

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₹25 ride: India’s bike taxis are cheap, fast and still fighting for a place on the road

Bike taxis offer affordable, on-demand urban transport, bridging the last-mile connectivity gap. These services face regulatory hurdles despite strong commuter demand for speed and cost. The central government has provided a framework, but states retain regulatory control over operations. The industry's growth hinges on sustainable economics and addressing safety and…

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Jensen Huang: Nvidia’s Vera Rubin Platform Turns Electricity Into a $40 Billion Cash Machine

Nvidia's Vera Rubin could generate $40 billion in revenue per gigawatt, redefining AI economics as electricity becomes the industry's biggest bottleneck.

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British Families Could Face £2,400 War Blow as Trump Threatens Iran: 'We're Going To Hit Them Hard'

British families may lose £2,400 in real income by 2027 due to US-Iran tensions affecting energy prices, warns the Centre for Economics and Business Research.

International Business Times UK

The Fed is watching AI token prices. Here’s why CFOs should, too

Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh flagged token prices as a window into AI's economics.

Fortune

Why rural healthcare needs India’s entrepreneurs to step in

Rural healthcare will not be transformed by building more of the same. The next phase will require private companies, entrepreneurs, and technology providers to make rural healthcare more accessible, investible, and outcome-driven.

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UK households will take £2,400 financial hit from Iran war, analysis shows

Centre for Economics and Business Research calculates effect of inflation and wage stagnation to end of 2027

The Guardian - UK

5 Financial Habits of Indian Joint Families That Are Quietly Brilliant and Completely Underappreciated

1. Pooling Income Before Anyone Gets to Spend ItThe joint family's oldest financial move is also its most radical: money comes in, goes into a common pool, and gets allocated from there. Individual earners don't decide unilaterally what to do with their salary. The family treasurer, usually the eldest woman…

Times Life

The Economics of Longevity: Why Premium Tech Protection Has Become a Financial Imperative

The upgrade cycle in consumer electronics was, for a decade, almost clockwork. Manufacturers engineered it that way — incremental improvements spaced at intervals short enough to keep demand from stalling.

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Almost 20 years later, Arkane's founder says he understands why Valve cancelled the Ravenholm game that never was: 'It all came down to the economics'

"We grew up and got a little bit more mature about it."

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Gigged and Gagged: Algorithms, gig platforms are reshaping cities faster than planners and regulations can adapt

Algorithms and logistics are subtly redesigning India's urban geography and economics. Dark stores and ride-hailing platforms are altering street-level operations and traffic patterns. Informal services are transforming residential areas with app-mediated worker circulation. Existing zoning regulations struggle to keep pace with these rapid changes. New principles are needed to integrate…

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Europe’s gas prices are surging. Who will be the first to pay more?

Europe could face its toughest winter gas season since 2022 as wholesale prices trade near their highest level in more than three years. Household bills could rise quickly in the Netherlands while taking nearly a year to fully adjust in Germany and Austria.

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ET WLF 2026: AI growth needs governance, financial discipline to stay sustainable

Industry executives highlight AI governance and financial sustainability challenges. Many AI uses currently lack revenue or profit pools, requiring future monetization. Companies are rushing into AI without adequate safety and regulation oversight. Unit economics are vital for enterprise AI applications and long-term profitability. AI is reshaping the talent landscape, necessitating…

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When Valve killed its Ravenholm game, Arkane founder says "we did not understand" its thinking: "It all came down to the economics behind Half-Life 2 and how the DLCs were selling"

"It took us a decade to move on from the pain of the Ravenholm project"

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Quote of the day by Paul Krugman: 'I think so long as fossil fuels are cheap, people will use them and it will...' - powerful quote by Nobel Prize-winning economist teaches inspiring life lessons on change, innovation and how cheap energy can slow the shift to new technology

Quote of the day by Paul Krugman: Economist Paul Krugman highlights cost as a key factor in energy transitions. He argues cheap fossil fuels delay the adoption of new technologies. This economic reality influences investment and innovation in cleaner alternatives. Renewable technologies are now becoming more competitive with fossil fuels.

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China's netizens rage against professor who said gig work was a type of 'welfare'

A prominent economics professor's remarks on gig work as welfare ignited public anger in China. She argued flexibility offers welfare, contrasting it with regular employment benefits. This controversy highlights deep anxieties over job insecurity in China's cooling economy. Flexible workers, without permanent contracts, are projected to reach 320 million this…

The Conversation

Why freezing entry-level AFL final ticket prices is smart economics

It’s AFL finals time – and in a season on track for record attendance, the league’s decision to freeze the price of entry-level finals tickets for an 11th straight year is smart economics.

Times Life

What Indian Women Actually Wore in the 1970s and Why That Fashion Still Speaks Today

The decade that dressed itself in contradictionThe 1970s Indian woman did not dress for a mood board. She dressed for a power cut, a bus commute, a college corridor where being noticed too much was its own kind of problem. The silhouettes that came out of that decade were not…

Times Life

Why the Crocodile's Powerful Immune System Could Help Scientists Fight Antibiotic Resistance

An animal that should not survive its own habitatCrocodiles fight constantly. They lose limbs. They tear open each other's hides in territorial battles fought in water thick with fecal matter, rotting carcasses, and every pathogen a tropical swamp can produce. Their wounds almost never get infected. That observation, sitting in…

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ET World Leaders Forum: Broader media economics key to cricket's success, says JioStar's Uday Shankar

JioStar Vice Chairman Uday Shankar said cricket’s long-term success depends on broader media economics, beyond stadium attendance, as traditional media faces pressure from changing advertising models. Speaking at the ET World Leaders Forum, he also discussed the IPL’s relevance, women’s cricket, digital accessibility, AI-led content innovation and the evolving media…

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The Tamilian Jewellery Traditions That Carry South Indian Craftsmanship, And the Artisans Losing Them

What the piece is actually sayingYou can tell a machine-made temple necklace from a hand-worked one by the back. The front is easy to fake, the goddess's face, the lotus border, the kirtimukha at the crown. Turn it over and the hand-worked piece shows you the ghost of every tool…

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