Global giants bank on Indian-origin CFOs

Indian-origin finance chiefs are increasingly leading global giants like Unilever, Tesla, and Mastercard. A study reveals over a dozen multinational corporations have appointed Indian descent CFOs, many educated in India. This trend highlights the evolving role of CFOs as strategists, adept at navigating complex markets and demonstrating resilience, a skill honed by the Indian education […]

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AP Moller in clean energy race, ArcelorMittal to add capacity

Global investors are pouring capital into India’s burgeoning clean energy sector. Danish firm AP Moller Capital is making its debut private equity investment, backing a new 900 MW renewable platform. Meanwhile, steel giant ArcelorMittal is investing $900 million to add 1 GW of solar, wind, and battery storage, powering its steel operations with greener energy.

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Sensex up for 2nd day on steady, global cues

Infosys and Bharti Airtel spearheaded a 638-point Sensex rally, marking a rebound after recent declines. The Indian rupee’s stability against the dollar boosted investor sentiment, bringing the Sensex close to its all-time high. Despite foreign funds being net sellers, the market experienced a significant surge, adding substantial wealth to investors.

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In gold we trust: Yellow metal, silver log new highs

Gold and silver prices have reached unprecedented highs, shattering previous records in both international and domestic markets. February gold futures on MCX surged past Rs 1,36,000 per 10gm, while March silver futures also hit an all-time peak. Experts attribute this surge to substantial liquidity injections by the US Federal Reserve, aggressive central bank gold purchases,

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India–New Zealand should push for double bilateral trade in five years GTRI report

India and New Zealand should set a target to double their bilateral trade over the next five years, according to think tank GTRI. The body has recommended cutting import duties, deepening cooperation in agriculture, and improving connectivity through more direct flights and simpler visa norms. The suggestions were made on Sunday as the two countries

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In a first, NHAI deploys HQ officers for inspection of highways

NHAI has dispatched approximately 60 headquarters officers nationwide for on-site inspections of highway operations and maintenance. These officials are evaluating user comfort, safety, and aesthetics, and are mandated to report all identified deficiencies via the NHAI One app. This initiative aims to ensure improved maintenance standards across national highway stretches.

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Eggs in India pose no cancer risk, says food safety regulator

FSSAI has strongly refuted claims linking eggs to cancer, stating that eggs sold in India are safe. The authority clarified that the presence of nitrofuran metabolites below regulatory detection thresholds does not pose a health risk, as the use of these banned antibiotics is strictly prohibited in poultry production.

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From March 1, Air India to stop non-stops to San Francisco from Mumbai, Bengaluru

Air India is halting its non-stop San Francisco flights from Bengaluru and Mumbai starting March 1 due to aircraft deployment issues and increased costs from airspace restrictions. While Delhi services to San Francisco and Toronto will be boosted, passengers with existing bookings face uncertainty. The airline promises re-accommodation or refunds, with a possibility of restoring

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