AM Green directs transaction proceeds toward debt reduction and industrial growth AM Green has announced that it will allocate $650 million from a recent transaction to repay its private credit facilities, with the remaining proceeds earmarked for capital expenditure across biofuel, aluminium and ammonia projects. The move signals a blend of balance-sheet repair and targeted … Read more
India’s largest conglomerates closed 2025 on a strong note, driving growth through a mix of strategic acquisitions and heavy capital expenditure. Their activity underlined a broader trend: household names are investing to transform portfolios, scale operations and capture new markets. At the same time, advisers and market watchers warn that the path ahead requires careful … Read more
From luxury powerhouse to the brink: how a big merger bet unraveled Once seen as a cornerstone of American luxury retail, the company has moved rapidly from strength to vulnerability. What began as a bold merger strategy intended to secure scale and relevance has instead exposed deep structural weaknesses. The result: mounting financial pressure, strained … Read more
What the deal means for Goldman Sachs and its consumer push Goldman Sachs has agreed to end its experiment in consumer lending that began with the launch of a co-branded card with Apple in 2019. The deal closes a chapter in which a major investment bank tried to build a large retail-facing business beyond its … Read more
Multiple rounds of discussions about a potential sale of a leading edtech company have fallen through over the past two years. Negotiations — including talks with other education-technology players — repeatedly stalled because the buyer and seller could not agree on valuation. The pattern highlights how difficult it has become for high-growth startups to reconcile … Read more
The Tata Group-owned carrier has taken delivery of its first custom-built Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner since privatisation, marking a visible step in a large-scale fleet renewal. The jet is part of an order for 220 aircraft and is set to arrive in India soon after standard inspections and regulatory checks. The carrier has said it expects … Read more
Why 2026 Is a Turning Point for Vedanta’s Aluminium Business For a company whose aluminium operations contribute almost half of its EBITDA, securing a steady supply of bauxite is not a peripheral task — it is strategic. In 2026 Vedanta faces a high-stakes transition as it moves to lock in captive bauxite supplies that will … Read more
Why companies are choosing siloed AI on their own servers Many businesses are rethinking where and how they run artificial intelligence. Growing worry about data leakage — intentional or accidental exposure of sensitive information — has pushed organizations to consider AI that operates inside their own IT boundaries. One provider focusing on this approach offers … Read more
Cloud adtech player trims fresh issue ahead of IPO A cloud adtech firm has reduced the size of the fresh issue it planned to raise in its upcoming initial public offering. The company cited improving profitability and strong investor interest as the main reasons for the cut. At the same time, management said it wants … Read more
The Indian jewellery market is shifting, with established players and new retail brands responding to growing interest in lab-grown diamonds even as demand for natural stones stays robust. Recent moves by a leading domestic jeweller to launch a dedicated lab-grown diamond label highlight how the industry is adapting, while investors continue to back specialist retailers. … Read more