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Zepto has held off its public share offer. Earlier listings—think Eternal, Nykaa and Delhivery—were judged by their reach and growth, with private valuations setting offer prices. But market investors now want platforms to show paths to profitability.
Grab has increased its annual revenue and profit forecasts for the upcoming year. Strong demand for ride-hailing and delivery services fuels this positive outlook. The company’s affordability strategy and AI investments are key drivers of growth. Grab also announced a significant new share buyback program for investors. These developments reflect Grab’s confidence in its future…
An idea aimed at international peace as its dividend cannot be turned into a narrowly held asset without the approval of football fans around the globe. Fifa’s plan under Gianni Infantino to sell shares in its World Cup business was dropped for good reason.
Cross-border M&A activity is expected to remain strong in the second half of 2026. Technology, especially artificial intelligence, will drive this significant surge in deal-making. Energy and supply-chain security are also emerging as key strategic drivers for these transactions. US and UK corridors remain important for transatlantic deal-making and innovation. Buyers are prioritizing resilience and…
Recent youth protests have placed Gen Z in the national spotlight. While views of their attitudes differ among older age groups, we need a reading of this generation that’s both in-depth and statistically representative. Here’s what we know.
CoreWeave CEO Michael Intrator sells $35.9m in Class A shares
Anthropic will soon offer in-country inference for its Claude AI models in India. This means customer requests will be processed on Indian servers, keeping data within the region. The service will be available through Amazon Bedrock, enhancing data residency for Indian organizations. This move addresses a key request from Indian businesses for local AI processing…
China’s control of the world’s rare-earth supply chain was okay till it decided to weaponize it against its geo-economic rivals. Several of these minerals are no longer in Beijing’s clutch and some others look set to escape as other countries get into the act.
Superleap, an enterprise AI CRM platform, secured Rs 36 crore funding from Peak XV Partners’ Surge. This capital will fuel AI capabilities and expand its market presence both domestically and internationally. The startup focuses on large organizations migrating from legacy CRM systems with minimal disruption. Superleap’s enterprise-first strategy targets high contract values, differentiating it from…