Shares Slip After AI Sales Outlook Falls Short Shares of Broadcom fell about 4% after investors reacted to a cautious outlook for AI-related sales. The company still reported strong earnings and raised its dividend, but guidance on future AI revenue didn’t match investor expectations. Strong Results, Bigger Payouts Broadcom posted solid financial results and announced … Read more
The one-month non-deliverable forward suggests the Indian rupee is set to open slightly weaker against the US dollar, in a narrow band of 90.46–90.52. The onshore spot rupee had settled at 90.4150 on Friday. What the 1-month NDF means Non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) are contracts used to hedge and price currencies that are not freely tradable. … Read more
Why your emergency fund may not be enough Most people build an emergency fund to cover job loss or prolonged income gaps. That fund is vital, but it is not always sufficient. Unexpected bills — think urgent dental surgery, sudden home termite damage or a major appliance replacement — often arrive as one-off shocks that … Read more
Sensex inclusion seen as a cushion for the airline’s stock Five market analysts said the airline’s share price is unlikely to fall further once the stock joins the Sensex on 22 December. Inclusion in a major index typically brings fresh buying from index funds and higher liquidity, which can stabilise prices even after short-term shocks. … Read more
Tech giant accused of using AI to exploit studio’s visual content A major entertainment company has accused a leading search and AI company of widespread copyright infringement. The studio sent a cease-and-desist letter saying the tech firm used artificial intelligence to exploit its images and videos and then mislabeled infringing material with the tech firm’s … Read more
Imports of gems and jewellery climb to $1.89 billion Imports of gems and jewellery surged by 36%, reaching $1.89 billion in the latest reporting period. The jump signals renewed activity in global buying and supply chains after a period of softer demand. Why the rise happened Stronger consumer demand: Rising spending on luxury goods and … Read more
Why a portfolio strategy beats lone stock picking Shyam Sekhar stresses that successful equity investing is less about finding the next hot stock and more about building a resilient portfolio. Markets change often and quickly. A clear portfolio strategy helps investors manage risk, capture opportunities and stay on course through different market phases. Think beyond … Read more
The recent cut in GST on term insurance has made premiums about 18% cheaper. That’s a useful saving — but the bigger risk for families is not buying enough cover or waiting too long. A lower price shouldn’t be an excuse to underinsure. Why the GST cut matters Lower taxes reduce the cost barrier for … Read more
Luxury sandals draw criticism for echoing traditional Indian footwear Earlier in June, a prominent luxury house faced backlash after leather sandals in its Spring/Summer 2026 collection were widely compared to the traditional Indian Kolhapuri chappal. The resemblance prompted discussions about cultural appropriation, design ethics, and how global brands interpret heritage styles. Why the issue matters … Read more
Parliamentary panel pushes for joint diplomacy on oil ties The parliamentary committee on public undertakings has urged the petroleum ministry to work closely with the external affairs ministry to strengthen diplomatic relations with oil-producing countries. The goal is to tackle persistent regulatory and taxation challenges that affect energy supplies and investment. What the committee recommended … Read more