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Shares of Ambani’s Jio surge 27% in India’s biggest IPO
Shares of Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s telecoms business surged 27 per cent after its debut on Wednesday as India’s biggest listing...
India’s outsourcers defy AI threat
India’s IT services companies have reported a larger share of revenue from helping businesses adopt AI, in an early sign that the sector...
Bids roll in for Jio’s ‘jumbo’ IPO
Good morning from the FT’s Mumbai bureau chief and welcome to the post-Dussehra and only edition of the Indian Business Briefing this...
India mounts costly defence of rupee
India is mounting an increasingly costly defence of the rupee, deploying tens of billions of dollars and resorting to extraordinary...
Is corporate India’s exuberance merited?
As leaders from India Inc joined a forum in New Delhi last week, police outside were cracking down on protesters whose frustrations...
Ambani looks to pull off India’s biggest IPO
India’s second-richest man will try to pull off the country’s biggest listing in the teeth of a stock market downturn, tougher...
‘Cash is making a comeback’ as India raises fees on digital payments
About eight in 10 purchases at Care Chemist pharmacy in Mumbai are digital, using a fast, cheap, state-backed payments system that is one...
India approves biggest foreign takeover of domestic bank
India has approved the biggest foreign takeover of a domestic lender as the government presses ahead with privatisation and consolidation...
Global private equity fuels Indian healthcare’s push into smaller cities
Indian healthcare has emerged as a private equity hotspot as global buyout groups pour money into local hospital chains to fuel their...
India’s motorbike billionaire steering the tussle at Tata
The battle for control of the $265bn Tata Group hinges on a single vote — and it belongs neither to the founding family nor its powerful...
India’s first bullet train stumbles over divisions with partner Japan
When India decided to build its first bullet train, it was no surprise it turned to Japan, the inventor of high-speed rail and a willing...
Trouble in Auroville, India’s ‘City of Dawn’
The bulldozers came as the mid-afternoon sun filtered through the lush green canopy of the Darkali forest in the southern Indian state of...
Amazon entra en la batalla por las entregas rápidas en India: 'DoorDash con esteroides'
Amazon ha llegado tarde al mercado indio de entregas rápidas, y va a invertir 3.000 millones de dólares (2.640 millones de euros) en los próximos años para ponerse al dÃa en esta carrera ferozmente competitiva. El gigante del comercio electrónico planea realizar una inversión de 1.000 millones de dólares el próximo año y otros 2.000 millones hasta 2030 en su servicio Amazon Now, según una persona con conocimiento directo del asunto.
Amazon wades into India’s fast delivery battleground: ‘DoorDash on steroids’
Amazon has come late to India’s fast-delivery market — and is spending $3bn over the next few years in a bid to catch up in the intensely...
World’s biggest derivatives exchange finally set for $46bn market debut
Investors who have piled into India’s stock markets in recent years are finally getting a chance to buy into the company that made it...
The food safety sheriff on a hygiene crusade in Mumbai
A quietly unassuming civil servant with neatly parted hair and a well-groomed moustache has become the talk of India’s restaurant scene...
Billionaire Tata scion faces battle of his life to avert listing
As Noel Tata entered the boardroom, the 69-year-old scion of one of India’s most famous business families knew he had a fight on his hands.
India gets hooked on ‘snackable’ micro-dramas
On a humid and misty morning in Mumbai, Amit Pachori was surrounded by four Pakistani militants inside a dilapidated hillside bungalow.
Why Tata’s boardroom is at war
A bitter leadership struggle at the top of India’s largest conglomerate Tata Sons escalated at a contentious board meeting in a contest...
Turmoil at Tata deepens as board reverses executive chair’s exit
The boardroom battle at India’s biggest conglomerate intensified on Thursday when directors backed a new term for the executive chair of...
The Indian business empire being forced to list against its will
India’s biggest conglomerate is being forced by the central bank into a $120bn listing it does not want, potentially opening some of the...
Loss of interruption in the HTT CAG repeat is associated with somatic expansion and loss of medium spiny neurons in Huntington’s disease
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Results Mismatch repair modifiers of HD are hypothesized to act through altered somatic expansion of the HTT CAG repeat, but the causative mechanism of the CAG-CCG LOI variant in accelerating HD onset and progression is unknown. We therefore evaluated the impact of the CAG-CCG LOI variant on somatic expansion of the HTT CAG repeat in HD blood and brain tissue as a potential biological explanation for accelerated HD pathology in these patients (Figure 1).
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India’s central bank tells Tata Sons to take conglomerate public
India’s central bank has rejected Tata Sons’ bid to avoid having to go public in a move that will force the vast conglomerate to...
Adani Group plans international airports push
The airports arm of Adani Group is planning a push into the international market after the US justice department’s decision to drop...
India’s biggest private sector bank grapples with leadership vacuum
A sudden leadership vacuum at India’s largest private sector bank has laid bare years of corporate governance issues and weak growth...
Narendra Modi fails to dull gold’s lustre in India
Indians are ignoring calls by Narendra Modi’s government to curb gold purchases, according to the country’s biggest jewellery retailer.
Supply Shift in Arizona Drinking Water May be Coming: WAHA
Text to Speech audio articles made possible on the CAST11.com podcast network by Fain Signature Group. In 1985, your phone depended on miles of wire. In 2025, your Arizona drinking water depended on miles of pipes or roads. The common thread: Dependence on ground-based infrastructure that may not exist where and when you need it. These days, you still place a call by dialing numbers on a keypad – but now that signal travels through the air instead of along the ground.
Air India set for $1bn cash boost amid Singapore opposition over capital calls
Air India’s owners are set to inject more than $1bn of fresh funding into the lossmaking airline despite mounting opposition in Singapore...
India’s reliance on Russian oil hits all-time high
India’s purchases of Russian oil have hit a record high as the conflict in the Gulf squeezes supply and makes it harder for New Delhi to...
Narendra Modi promises free exam coaching after India’s ‘cockroach’ protests
Narendra Modi has promised free coaching and AI training for India’s youth, weeks after Gen Z protesters took to the streets to vent...
Jaguar Land Rover owner’s shares slip after profits tumble
Shares in Jaguar Land Rover’s owner fell on Friday after the luxury-car maker reported a slide in quarterly profits amid the impact of...
The battle for control of India’s $280bn Tata Group
India’s biggest conglomerate was already struggling to turn around high-profile businesses, fight off pressure to float its holding...
The AI threat to India's IT jobs machine
The country has bet big on tech services but disruption is coming IT played a crucial role in driving India's economic growth. But many tasks that underpin the industry can now be performed by AI. It was around 1.30 am by the time Rakesh, a 45-year-old Oracle employee in the Indian technology hub of Bengaluru, finally shut his laptop after a long day of calls and presentations. Sign In or Create an Account A few hours later, as the sun rose on a March morning, his phone started ringing incessantly.
US judge cites ‘concerning’ irregularities on dismissing Adani fraud case
A US judge criticised the justice department’s decision to end a criminal case against billionaire Gautam Adani, warning of “concerning”...
The AI threat to India’s IT jobs machine
It was around 1.30am by the time Rakesh, a 45-year-old Oracle employee in the Indian technology hub of Bengaluru, finally shut his laptop...
India raises $40bn from diaspora to support sagging rupee
India’s drive to tap the savings of its vast diaspora has drawn stronger than expected inflows, boosting the central bank’s efforts to...
Asia’s richest man Gautam Adani weighs bid for UK’s top port operator
Asia’s wealthiest man Gautam Adani is considering a bid for Britain’s largest port operator, in what would be the Indian industrialist’s...
Fast fashion takes off in India
Rajouri Garden in west Delhi looks every bit the typical Indian middle-class shopping street, but one store stands out: a large...
Herederos que buscan el éxito más allá de su familia
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Cuando la reina Isabel II falleció en 2022, su hijo mayor asumió el trono sin necesidad de una votación en el consejo ni objeciones de los accionistas. Fue una transición sin contratiempos en una de las empresas familiares más antiguas del mundo. No todos los herederos cuentan con las siete décadas que el rey Carlos III dedicó a prepararse para su papel en la empresa familiar, pero muchos Millennial y miembros de la Generación Z se están preparando para asumir su legado.
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Modi vows ‘swift’ justice for India exam leaks
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promised to establish fast-track courts to ensure “swift and stringent punishment” for those...
Indian asset manager’s debut revives hopes for local IPO market
India’s largest asset manager jumped nearly 9 per cent in its stock market debut on Tuesday, raising hopes for a buoyant revival of...
Corporate India’s record outbound investments add pressure to rupee
Foreign acquisitions by Indian companies are on track to hit a record this year, putting further pressure on a weak rupee.
India presses banks to court diaspora for deposits to support rupee
India’s finance minister has pressed the country’s state-owned banks to lure more foreign currency deposits from its overseas citizens in...
Indian snack giant Haldiram’s cooks up European expansion
India’s biggest snack brand is preparing to expand in the UK and Europe after receiving funding from Singapore’s state investor.
India’s military speeds up orders for weaponised drones
India’s military is accelerating purchases of weaponised drones from domestic producers after conflict with Pakistan and the US-Israeli...
What Ambani’s deep-tech ambitions reveal about India’s AI limits
As New Delhi hosted an AI summit in February, Narendra Modi declared his ambition for India to rank among the top three superpowers...
The Indian entrepreneur who will lead WhatsApp
With its surprise selection of Indian entrepreneur Kunal Shah as WhatsApp chief executive, US tech group Meta has chosen a leader with a...
India plays ‘whack-a-mole’ with online financial influencers
This article is the latest part of the FT’s Financial Literacy & Inclusion Campaign.
Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani files for blockbuster Jio float
Reliance Industries chair Mukesh Ambani has set in motion what is likely to be the largest initial public offering in Indian history...
India’s late monsoon has economists, investors and farmers worried
Good morning, this is Chris Kay, the FT’s bureau chief in boiling Mumbai, the latest guest turn on this newsletter while Veena plods...
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