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A look into the making of a ‘cosy home’ for ‘independent researchers’
…for a few hundred rupees. It may be a Faustian bargain, once again
Three AI giants are heading to public markets at the same time. The startups meant to challenge them are disappearing
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A fixed-income-only corpus can work if you get your numbers and objectives in line
Organon’s Q1 numbers on 30 April showed how Sun bought its worst quarter. But India’s biggest pharma company will hope it doesn’t get worse before it gets better
Varun Beverages can now be more than just the beverage giant’s bottler, but how that will pan out depends on many factors
Although Swiggy invented quick commerce, it's now watching Blinkit pull ahead. Its survival plan? To spend less
Strapped for cash back home, universities like Deakin, Bristol, and Aberdeen are looking at India to pad their wallets. They are finding it a tough market
Nilesh Gupta and his family know that putting money back in the Rs 13,600 crore electronics chain is time-tested and lucrative. They aren’t so sure about investing elsewhere, though
As the world migrates to open-source software, India is going the opposite way—to a closed, proprietary stack it claims is safer
The new credit framework for higher education was introduced to solve the employment crisis in universities, but students found shortcuts
The government wants agri universities to teach natural farming to get students industry-ready. The concept is yet to gain ground, though
As India’s best-known social-sciences institute churns out courses to please the market, it’s neglecting what built its legacy. To the detriment of students
The most aggressive acquisition strategy in Indian healthcare has bruised Manipal’s margins, but some essential metrics could surprise the critics
Eighteen months, 75,000 policies, and some course corrections later, Narayana One Health is sticking to its long game of changing the insurance market
The nearly 30-year-old Sahyadri Hospitals has seen three owners change hands so far. Yet, it’s profitable, trusted among patients, and is a steal for new bidders
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