Think of money like a trek through the mountains. You don’t just appear at the peak — you plan, you walk, you rest, and you notice how the journey feels. That journey has three parts: financial planning (the map and preparation), financial freedom (the summit), and financial well‑being (how you feel as you trek). The … Read more
Decision ends criminal probe into 737 Max crashes U.S. prosecutors have decided not to bring criminal charges against the aircraft manufacturer over the two 737 Max crashes that killed hundreds of people. The choice closes a high-profile legal chapter but leaves many questions about accountability and safety reforms. What this means No company-level criminal charges: … Read more
How returns change your monthly SIP When you invest through a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) in mutual funds, the monthly contribution required to reach a goal depends heavily on the annual rate of return. Small changes in that rate can make a big difference over long periods because of compounding. Two clear examples for a … Read more
Gifting stocks, property, mutual funds or business interests can be a generous and tax-smart way to pass on wealth. But the move has tax consequences for both the giver and the recipient. Understanding the basic rules helps you avoid surprises and make smarter decisions. Why people gift wealth-creating assets Gifts of appreciating assets often shift … Read more
Huang: China is only “nanoseconds” behind the United States in the AI race On 5 November 2025, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said that China is only nanoseconds behind the United States in the global race for artificial intelligence. The comment underlines how narrow the lead is in AI computing power and capability between the two … Read more
Zuckerberg Sees Roughly $5 Billion Wiped Out After Meta Shares Slide Shares in Meta fell just over 2%, and that drop erased roughly $5 billion from Mark Zuckerberg’s wealth tied to the company’s stock. The move came after the company’s Q3 outlook suggested it might earn a “chunk” of revenue from running advertisements that promoted … Read more
What “pre-approved” really means When a credit card issuer says you are pre-approved or pre-qualified, it usually means a preliminary check shows you meet some basic criteria. That often involves a soft credit pull or reviewing existing customer data. It speeds up the process and can come with special introductory offers, but it is not … Read more
GST cuts change the car-buying calculation Recent GST reductions have lowered the upfront price of petrol and diesel cars. That has prompted many buyers to rework their numbers. A cheaper sticker price narrows the gap with electric vehicles (EVs), but it doesn’t erase the running-cost advantage EVs still hold. Upfront price vs total cost of … Read more
Company says big pay package will spur greater effort from CEO The company has argued that a mammoth pay package for its chief executive, if approved, will motivate the CEO to increase focus and effort on the business. Executives presented the plan as a long-term incentive tied to ambitious performance targets. What the proposal includes … Read more
The latest philanthropy data for 2025 shows a sharp rise in large-scale giving across India. A total of 191 philanthropists together donated ₹10,380 crore — an increase of 85% compared with three years ago. Behind the headline number is a growing group of individuals and families making gifts of more than ₹100 crore each, reshaping … Read more