Indian corporate leaders at Davos highlighted India's economic resilience amidst global challenges, emphasizing the need for faster reforms and deeper manufacturing to sustain momentum. They noted opportunities arising from global trade disruptions and the importance of a strong domestic market, while also stressing the need to boost the MSME sector and accelerate AI development.
In his resignation letter addressed to the company's board of directors, Ratra said that after careful thought and personal reflection, he had decided to explore entrepreneurial opportunities.
SBI Chairman Challa Sreenivasulu Setty anticipates a private investment rebound once US tariff issues resolve. He believes SBI can achieve its growth aims organically, focusing on AI to boost efficiency. Setty also noted room for consolidation in public sector banking, but SBI does not need inorganic growth. Savings accounts are stable, but current accounts are impacted by government cash management.
The BBC has announced a significant deal with YouTube. This partnership will bring British storytelling and news to a wider audience. New content will be produced specifically for YouTube's younger viewers. This move aims to connect the BBC with audiences in new ways. The collaboration will also focus on investing in new programming and supporting emerging British creators.
O'Hare International Airport was the busiest U.S. airfield in 2025, overtaking Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson airport for the first time since 2019, according to a news release from the Chicago mayor's office.
SEBI reprimanded Ankur Jain of Winway Research for multiple regulatory breaches, including routing client funds through employee accounts, charging overlapping fees, failing to maintain call records, and not resolving SCORES complaints, rejecting his defense explanations.
India's economy is poised for strong growth, projected to be the world's fastest. Domestic demand is robust, and the manufacturing and services sectors are performing well. Despite global geopolitical risks and US trade tariffs, Indian exporters are diversifying.
Jindal Stainless on Wednesday posted 26 per cent year-on-year growth in consolidated net profit to Rs 828 crore in December quarter FY26, driven by increased sales.
