Why Swiggy is cancelling its Rapido ride

Swiggy had to make a decision: It had made a strategic investment in Rapido three years ago, but the ride-sharing company was now eyeing its stronghold of food delivery. Finally, in July, Swiggy chose to sell the 12% Rapido stake that it had bought for $180 million in 2022. With this, Swiggy kills two birds … Read more

Why is Zerodha not filing for an IPO? Nithin Kamath answers

Zerodha co-founder and CEO Nithin Kamath has explained why the brokerage firm is not chasing an initial public offering (IPO), even as many Indian startups and financial services companies line up for listings. Responding to a question on Reddit about what makes Zerodha profitable and why the company has avoided going public, Kamath shared that … Read more

Vedanta demerger likely in FY26: CEO

New Delhi: Vedanta Resources CEO Deshnee Naidoo showed optimism that demerger of its Indian arm Vedanta will be completed in current fiscal and stressed that her focus now is on restructuring of company.NCLT on Wednesday will hear Vedanta’s proposed demerger of business verticals. agencies Source link

Trump hints at TikTok deal after ‘very well’ trade talks with China

US President Donald Trump said on Monday (September 15) that trade talks with China had “gone very well” and suggested that a deal had been reached to resolve US concerns over TikTok’s ownership. In a post on his social media platform, Trump said the ongoing trade meeting in Europe between American and Chinese officials was … Read more

Big Four partners switch teams to ace talent match

The Big Four are facing a renewed wave of partner movements in India, marked by aggressive poaching to plug capability gaps, replacements of retiring or departing leaders, and reinforcing service lines with the highest client demand. These professional services firms are undeterred by long notice periods of incoming partners, restrictive clauses, and the steep costs … Read more

China digs in on ‘rare earth’, commands global market

Last month, China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology introduced interim measures to tighten controls on ‘rare earth’ mining and processing. The rules are the latest in Beijing’s efforts to centralise oversight of extraction, exports, and refining. While China’s trading partners such as India and the U.S. are seeking alternative sources to reduce dependency, data … Read more