Retail investors piled into the unlisted market’s favourite stock. Regret followed
NSE’s listing was so underwhelming that it has shaken faith even in safe-sounding names that are next in line to list, like Zepto and OYO
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Dogs have a nose for cancer. An Indian startup is betting on them
As Rs 25,000 full-body scans overpromise and underdeliver, Dognosis is relying on man's best friend to detect cancer early at a third of the cost
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The nifty, sometimes curious, math behind ‘smart’ loans
Borrowing against your fixed deposit can save you tidy—if you do the math and don’t go overboard
No products. No inventory. Nothing on a shelf to sell.
Its raw material was smart people.
Its product was intelligence itself.
Its strategy, in Bruce Lee's words: "Be like water."
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The race to build UPI for agriculture is getting crowded
Annam AI says it is building the “engine” for India’s agricultural DPI. But Agristack, Bharat Vistaar, and a growing list of state platforms are already chasing the same role
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