Tamanna Inamdar
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IRDAI Pulls The Rug On Distribution Economics, NSE Rings The Bell | Joining The Dots
From IRDAI's new insurance rules to NSE's listing day, here's what connected the week's biggest stories.
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Joining The Dots | Best Of Times, Worst Of Times: Take Your Pick
Nifty's down 10.5% this year, but smallcaps are up 12%, SIPs hit a record Rs 32,297 crore, and a Rs 3 lakh Apple fold phone is talk of the town.
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Joining The Dots: India's 7.8% Growth, SEBI's CAS Rethink, And A $500 Toothbrush
The latest economy debate over growth, how investor pushback got SEBI to rework a month-old rule, and what Dyson's priciest gadget yet says about staying power at 79.
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Joining The Dots | CAS Turmoil, The Large-Cap Debate And Zee's Almost Rs 22,000-Crore Haircut
Time bends on Dalal Street, Dylan's lyrics haunt the large-cap debate, and Zee's promoter picks up the bargain of the year.
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Joining The Dots | A Week Of Leadership Lessons: In The Classroom And From The Boardroom
From boardroom exits to a viral bureaucrat, this week's lesson was simple — leadership is often measured by how, and when, you walk away.
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Joining The Dots: Leadership Lessons, With a Side of Cockroaches | Tamanna's Take
Chief guest Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman addressed the elephant in the room with no hesitation, saying the Government must learn how to speak with Gen Z.
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Joining The Dots | Playing Now On The Strait of Hormuz: Battle Of Self-Appointed Guardians
This week, the world saw two claimants to the position of "Guardian of Hormuz". It started with Trump claiming that the US would henceforth be known as Guardians of Hormuz, followed by a quick retort from the Iranians, who said they had always been the Guardians of Hormuz.
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Joining The Dots | The Week That Taught Markets To Read Past The Headline
West Asia set the tone for risk appetite everywhere else. Washington and Tehran traded strikes after President Donald Trump declared the ceasefire "over," following attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Joining The Dots: The Tide Is Turning, And Indian Markets Know It
From Hormuz to Brent to tariffs, the headwinds that defined this year are fading, but IT, AI and the monsoon will decide what comes next.
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'Avengers' Stark Industries': Valuation Guru Explains Why Musk's SpaceX Stands Apart
NYU Stern's Aswath Damodaran says SpaceX is unlike any tech company he covers, doing real engineering rather than running an app, even as he flags its price as running well ahead of its numbers.
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'One In Two White-Collar Jobs At Risk': Aswath Damodaran On The Dark Side Of AI Boom
In an exclusive interview to NDTV Profit, NYU Stern's valuation guru says the market's most optimistic AI forecasts come with a brutal trade off for the wider economy, even as he charts a middle path between the bulls and the sceptics.
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Why Are Indians Dying Of Heart Attacks In Their 40s? Dr Arvind Lal Has Been Trying To Answer That For Decades
Dr. Lal PathLabs founder Arvind Lal on why Indians are dying of heart attacks in their 40s, why health insurance won't cover the tests that could prevent it, and what five basic blood tests every Indian should get by 25.
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Joining The Dots | The Deal Is Here! Nobody Trusts That Peace Will Last
The biggest win seems to be the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and many argue that was exactly the case before the war. The fact, that a day after the deal, talks between the two sides in Switzerland got stalled underlines how flimsy the prospect of peace is.
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Joining The Dots | Hormuz To The Moon: A Week Of Beautiful Uncertainty
The US-Iran nuclear deal is reportedly in its final stages, but anybody who has followed this file knows that 'final stages' can last longer than the negotiation itself.
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Can Amazon India Catch Swiggy, Zomato And Zepto In Quick Delivery? It Is Betting $35 Billion To Find Out
In a conversation with NDTV Profit, Amazon India Country Manager Samir Kumar lays out the company's quick commerce ambitions: 100 new cities, 1,000 micro-fulfilment centres.
