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Does IndiaMART’s stock price really mirror its business reality?
The B2B marketplace has done almost everything right, attracting value investors like Pulak Prasad. Yet, the stock continues to languish.
10 Mar 2026
The Gulf Report: Aramco’s war warning and the chaos in Bahrain
The oil giant’s chief says the ongoing Mideast conflict and the consequent Strait of Hormuz disruption could have catastrophic consequences; a look at the conflict’s effect in Bahrain.
10 Mar 2026
TVS’s premium push runs into starting trouble
Delays, quality complaints and thin deliveries of the Apache RTX 300 risk eroding trust just as India’s third largest two-wheeler maker tries to move upmarket.
09 Mar 2026
The Gulf Report: Day 11 of US, Israel and Iran war
The IMF asks policymakers to prepare for the unthinkable and warns that the new Mideast conflict poses inflation risks; separately, a war is also being waged on unverified information across the Mideast.
09 Mar 2026
Sunil Mittal wants to create another Bajaj Finance. Can he?
Bharti Airtel’s ambitious plan for Airtel Money is a result of excess cash. The NBFC’s success will depend on how the parent battles the formidable rivals and India’s data privacy regulations.
08 Mar 2026
Ajay Singh’s SpiceJet turnaround story is running on fumes
As much as he would like to convince investors about the airline’s prospects, it’s increasingly clear the low-cost carrier is just about managing to stay afloat.
05 Mar 2026
Beyond The MBA: Skills That Win Placements & Build Careers
Placement season is intense. But what makes a difference are the skills underlying your resume, which help both in landing a job and growing beyond it.
05 Mar 2026
With Gemini in test prep, India’s education businesses have little time to lose
AI is set to disrupt the sector. While the path ahead looks tough for legacy publishers like S Chand Publishing and Arihant Publications, things don’t look encouraging for others in the industry either.
04 Mar 2026
Why UAE’s stability premium is under question
For years, the country has been insulated from West Asia’s conflicts. Six days into the Iran war, that status is under strain—and investors could be recalibrating.
04 Mar 2026
Infra.Market’s debt binge before IPO sets alarm bells ringing
The platform’s pre-IPO debt funding raises fresh questions about cash flows and SEBI’s role. Investors will do well to take note.
03 Mar 2026