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The Moneycontrol Podcast is your daily source of business news, investment analysis and advice on stocks and the markets. Tune in to broaden your horizons with podcasts by journalists, experts and analysts giving you a head-start in the investment game.

  1. Reliance powers ahead, dosa chain Benne in funding talks & what Sachin means for India | Editor's Picks

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    Reliance powers ahead, dosa chain Benne in funding talks & what Sachin means for India | Editor's Picks

    India Inc. delivered a mixed scorecard this week. Reliance Industries posted record annual profit and revenue, but markets, however, remained under pressure with a sharp selloff in IT stocks—Infosys leading the fall. In contrast, global tech majors like Google are strengthening their India bets with large investments in AI infrastructure and talent. In telecom, Vodafone Idea awaits clarity on AGR dues while Bharti Airtel steps up cybersecurity preparedness in the AI era. Also inside: Investor interest in consumer brands continues, Dhurandhar 2 has emerged as a runaway success, and Sachin Tendulkar’s enduring legacy as he turns 53.

    4 min
  2. Why Ranjan Pai is spending 35 crores on dosa, Gloom and doom IT earnings season, and the new age wealth managers | Tech3

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    Why Ranjan Pai is spending 35 crores on dosa, Gloom and doom IT earnings season, and the new age wealth managers | Tech3

    In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, India’s IT sector sees strong deal wins but weak revenue conversion as AI reshapes contracts. Wealth-tech platforms push to bring retail investors into structured investing. Dosa brand Benne eyes fresh funding from Claypond Capital, and SuperOps cuts workforce as it pivots to an AI-first model.

    7 min
  3. Fiscal strain of war, summer travel hotspots & what data reveals about WB turnout

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    Fiscal strain of war, summer travel hotspots & what data reveals about WB turnout

    India’s fiscal math is coming under pressure as the West Asia crisis drives up subsidies and government spending. Despite macro headwinds, market sentiment remains resilient, supported by sustained FII inflows into both primary and secondary markets. In the corporate space, Tata Motors is backing a $4.45 billion Iveco acquisition with significant guarantees. At the same time, D2C brand Vahdam has initiated a majority stake sale, signalling churn in the startup investment landscape. On the ground, electoral data from West Bengal reveals turnout patterns linked to electoral roll revisions and demographics. Meanwhile, domestic travel is surging , with Indians opting for closer destinations and driving a sharp rise in bookings and spending.

    4 min

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    India's online gaming sector gets a referee; Slice to raise $100 million; and Infosys beats Street in Q4 but guidance disappoints

    In today’s Tech3 from Moneycontrol, India brings in a central framework for online gaming, drawing a clear line between permissible and money games. Slice is in talks to raise up to $100 million as it scales its banking play, while Amazon commits Rs 2,800 crore to expand its quick commerce network. Regulators assess risks from Anthropic’s Mythos AI model, and Infosys reports a strong Q4 but flags a cautious outlook ahead.

    7 min
  5. Tesla Model YL, war stress on consumers, PC makers eye India | MC Editor's Picks

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    Tesla Model YL, war stress on consumers, PC makers eye India | MC Editor's Picks

    India’s economy is beginning to show visible strain as the prolonged West Asia conflict pushes the Eco Pulse index into contraction territory - layoffs are slowing housing demand and rising input costs are forcing brands to rethink pricing strategies. However, India remains central to global tech manufacturing strategies, with Asus doubling down on local production as part of broader supply chain diversification. Also inside: Zerodha’s rethink about its Zero1 content venture, the dip in IT sector sentiment following disappointing earnings and Fairfax’s advanced talks to pick up a significant stake in IIFL Capital. Tune in for all this and more.

    5 min
  6. Zerodha shuts creator network; IT weakness persists; Iran war drives up your snack bill; And TN polls 2026: What DMK, AIADMK, TVK say on jobs, startups | MC Tech3

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    Zerodha shuts creator network; IT weakness persists; Iran war drives up your snack bill; And TN polls 2026: What DMK, AIADMK, TVK say on jobs, startups | MC Tech3

    In today’s Tech3 episode, we break down Zerodha shutting its creator network amid regulatory pressure, continued weakness in IT growth despite strong deal pipelines, and how the West Asia conflict is driving up costs for food startups. We also track the rollout of India’s Online Gaming Authority and decode what Tamil Nadu’s election manifestos mean for jobs and startups

    7 min

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    The Giving Is In The Work | Shruti Deorah, Founding Executive Director, India Energy and Climate Center

    India is in the middle of one of the largest energy transitions in human history. Who shapes it, and how, will have consequences that stretch well beyond the country. On this episode of Unusual Suspects, host Gaurav Choudhury speaks with Shruti Deorah, Founding Executive Director of the India Energy and Climate Center at UC Berkeley, to understand how philanthropy can play a role in getting that transition right.Shruti's path to this work is anything but accidental. An electrical engineer from IIT Bombay, she has spent her career moving between institutions—the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission, the Observer Research Foundation, the Clinton Climate Initiative, each step a deliberate choice to build public goods. In 2021, she and her husband formalized a personal philanthropy practice focused on education, climate, and gender equity. In this episode, Shruti traces that journey and makes the case that what the diaspora has to offer goes well beyond funding—into expertise, institutional access, and the willingness to stay with problems that won't resolve within neat timelines.

    25 min
  8. Why Chabahar was spared, Apple’s big India bet & the shift from SEO to GEO | MC Editor's Picks

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    Why Chabahar was spared, Apple’s big India bet & the shift from SEO to GEO | MC Editor's Picks

    SEBI is close to approving NSE’s settlement in long-running co-location and dark fibre cases, the Iran conflict is pushing India to revisit alternative fuel strategies like ethanol blending, concerns around the Strait of Hormuz remain contained for now. On the policy front, the proposed India-UK Bilateral Investment Treaty faces delays over tax-related disagreements. Also find inside our detailed coverage on Apple - Tim Cook’s fifteen year legacy, how India became a core manufacturing hub under his leadership and why Apple remains a top bet for investors, particularly Indian mutual funds. All this in today’s Moneycontrol Editor’s Picks.

    4 min
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The Moneycontrol Podcast is your daily source of business news, investment analysis and advice on stocks and the markets. Tune in to broaden your horizons with podcasts by journalists, experts and analysts giving you a head-start in the investment game.

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  • Aktiva år
    2018 - 2026
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