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OPEC+ Is Between a Rock and a Hard Place Oil prices are on the decline, and OPEC+ is considering another production increase to stabilize things. But will it work? This article delves into how weak GDP growth, a manufacturing slump, and global demand concerns are setting the stage for a complicated OPEC+ decision. Will more … Read more

The Jobs Are Slowing—And Tariffs Might Be to Blame As the U.S. added just 177,000 jobs in April, experts are pointing fingers at Trump-era tariffs making a comeback. This story dives into how import costs, business uncertainty, and supply chain disruptions are chilling employer confidence—especially in manufacturing and construction. Tariffs may not raise taxes, but … Read more

The Fall That Shocked Gold Bulls Gold was flirting with $3,500—and then reality hit. This article unpacks the five silent forces that triggered the steep drop, including stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs data, a firmer dollar, and surprising trade optimism. Investors betting on gold as a safe haven were blindsided. This piece breaks down what went wrong … Read more

The Battle of the Adanis Is On With all three Adani giants releasing Q4 results, investors are asking: Which stock will fly the highest? This piece pits Adani Power, Enterprises, and Ports against each other, comparing revenue, PAT, volume spikes, and dividend declarations. Spoiler: Ports just surged 3.76%—but that may not be the full story. … Read more

Growth Looks Good, But Margins Tell Another Story DMart is expected to post 17% revenue growth year-on-year thanks to new stores—but margin pressure from rising costs has analysts worried. This article explores the hidden tension between top-line growth and profitability, why rising input prices and operational costs are squeezing margins, and what this means for … Read more

While Everyone Watches iPhones, Apple Quietly Printed Billions Apple beat Wall Street’s expectations again—but it’s not because of the iPhone. It’s Apple Services (App Store, iCloud, Apple Music, etc.) that hit a record high this quarter. This article reveals the hidden engine behind Apple’s explosive profits, why recurring revenue is now Apple’s secret weapon, and … Read more

Tim Cook Just Gave India the Biggest Upgrade Yet Apple just announced that most iPhones sold in the U.S. will soon be made in India. That’s not a small pivot—it’s a global supply chain overhaul. As Tim Cook tries to dodge $900M in China tariffs, India’s factories are stepping up. This piece reveals how India … Read more

A New Era of Measurement Is Coming The TRAI chief just said it loud: TV’s old-school rating system can’t keep up with the digital age. In a world where YouTube, OTT, and reels dominate eyeballs, relying on a single system to measure viewership is like using a pager in a smartphone world. This piece breaks … Read more

How a Record Year Could Be the Start of a Trade Revolution India just crushed its export record—$824.9 billion to be exact. Services alone surged by 14%, contributing nearly half. That’s not just a macro headline—it’s a game-changer for IT, finance, logistics, and manufacturing. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, startup founder, or policymaker, this story outlines … Read more

The Hidden Cost of Legal Battles in Corporate India Imagine running a billion-dollar company and watching ₹4,500 crore slip through your fingers—not because of poor business, but due to one legal blow. That’s JSW Steel’s nightmare after the Supreme Court’s harsh remarks and the potential liquidation of Bhushan Power. This story isn’t just corporate drama—it’s … Read more