Economic Times07.05.2026BusinessIndia
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Business·5 dk önce
Nikhil Kamath: Billionaire's Life Lessons Beyond Business
Nikhil Kamath, co-founder of India's Zerodha, built a billion-dollar company without a degree. Reading 'The Denial of Death' at 34 made him realize time is the most limited resource, shifting his focus from money to life's finite nature and influencing his views on success and priorities.
Times of India
يتطور·9 dk önce
Aviva Plc to Fully Own Indian Life Insurance Venture After Policy Change
UK insurer Aviva Plc is set to fully own its Indian life insurance venture by acquiring the remaining 26% stake from Dabur Invest Corp. This move follows India's policy change allowing total foreign ownership in the sector, marking the first such deal.
Economic Times
يتطور·24 dk önce
Salaried Employees Face Crucial Tax Decision: Old vs. New Regime
Salaried employees must choose between old and new tax regimes. While the new regime is default and offers lower liability at higher incomes, substantial deductions under the old regime can make it more beneficial. Taxpayers should calculate both to find the most efficient option.
Economic Times
يتطور·28 dk önce
SBI Funds Management IPO: Price Band Set at Rs 545-574, Opens July 14
SBI Funds Management announced an IPO price band of Rs 545-574 per share for its Rs 11,693 crore offering, opening July 14-16. The issue is an Offer For Sale (OFS) with no fresh equity, meaning SBI Funds Management receives no proceeds. Shares are expected to list on July 21, 2026.
Economic Times
يتطور·29 dk önce
Costco Sued Over Orgain Protein Powder Alleging Toxic Heavy Metals
A class-action lawsuit accuses Costco of failing to disclose toxic heavy metals like lead, cadmium, and arsenic in its Orgain protein powder, marketing it as clean and healthy. Consumers claim they were misled and seek compensation and disclosure.
Economic Times
يتطور·30 dk önce
India's Consumer Inflation Likely Exceeded Central Bank Target in June
India's consumer inflation is projected to have surpassed the central bank's 4% target in June, reaching 4.3%, due to rising food and fuel prices. This marks the highest reading since the CPI was revised, with potential further pressure from El Nino and geopolitical events impacting oil prices.
Economic Times