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IndiGo told to cut flights amid cancellations. What does that mean for the passenger?
Fewer flights does mean higher ticket prices, especially during the year-end holiday season. But the reality is more nuanced.>
Warner Bros fight heats up with Paramount's $108 billion hostile bid
Paramount's latest attempt means the jockeying for Warner Bros. and its prized HBO and DC Comics assets will not come to a swift conclusion.>
India's quick-commerce bubble may be close to bursting, Blinkit CEO warns
Blinkit will not chase growth for the sake of growth, CEO Albinder Dhindsa says as he has learnt lessons from his Grofers past.>
View | First Air India, now IndiGo — India's aviation crisis is all about ‘too big to tame’
India's latest aviation fiasco shows that IndiGo hasn't just become too big to fail but also too big to tame, Bloomberg's Andy Mukherjee writes.>
Truecaller bets on unique Family Protection mode as next growth engine
The feature which will notify when a family member receives a suspicious call, and also step in if required, will roll out in India in early 2026>
IndiGo stares at ‘significant’ financial damage due to flight crisis, Moody's says
The IndiGo flight cancellations, refunds and other compensation are likely to result in significant loss of revenue for India's largest airline, Moody's says.>
Finnish space tech firm ReOrbit eyes India expansion, set to hire local talent
The development comes after ReOrbit bagged €45 million in the largest all-equity Series A round in Finland>
Stock Market Today | Sensex, Nifty post worst day in over two months on US Fed FII jitters
There's not one single reason for the stock market crash that wiped out ₹7 lakh crore in investor wealth today.>
India’s rare earth scheme: What does it mean for EVs?
India's ₹7,280-crore scheme to manufacture rare earth magnets addresses a major supply-chain risk but other inconsistencies in the EV ecosystem remain.>
Car sales up 20% in November 2025 in defiance of post-festive demand slowdown
Auto sales in November 2025: While car sales surged 20% YoY last month, two-wheeler sales fell 3.1% YoY, according to VAHAN data collated and released by FADA.>
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