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Business updates

GIFT Nifty surges 400 points after SCOTUS outlaws Trump tariffs

Amid India-US trade tensions in late 2025, Sensex and Nifty 50 fell nearly 3% in a single month, with FIIs pulling out over $22 billion in 2025 alone.>

SCOTUS ruling on Trump tariffs kicks off messy fight over $170 billion in refunds

More than 1,500 companies have filed their own tariff lawsuits to put themselves in line for tariff refunds, according to Bloomberg analysis.>

SCOTUS quashes Trump tariffs: What happens to India, and India-US trade deal

SCOTUS' rejection of Trump tariffs potentially gives New Delhi a bargaining chip on defining the contours of the India-US trade deal, which is very much a WIP. >

US Supreme Court rejects Trump tariffs in potential reset of US foreign policy

US President Donald Trump has leveraged tariffs as a key economic and foreign policy tool, triggering a global trade war.>

AI governance is never a solved problem: Owen Larter of Google DeepMind

The responsibility to ensure AI works safely for everyone also lies with companies building frontier systems, who must actively ensure governments understand what these technologies can do.>

Tata Motors enters BaaS space with Punch.ev in quest for ICE-EV price parity

While the Punch.ev is available at ₹9.69 lakh, the ex-showroom price reduces to ₹6.49 lakh under BaaS model with battery EMI set at ₹2.6/km.>

An explainer on Pax Silica, which gets India and boxes out China

Joining Pax Silica gives India a chance to lock in billions in AI & Tech investment and cement its role as the primary alternative to China.>

Amazon Is Now America’s Biggest Company. Its 17-Year Journey to Surpass Walmart.

Walmart had held the title as the biggest company by annual revenue since 2009.>

Exclusive | India must lead agentic payment regulation: Razorpay’s Rahul Kothari

Razorpay is partnering with global agentic software creation platform Replit to help AI developers integrate monetisation options in apps they build.>

AI advantage in the next few years, cannot just be the model: Shantanu Narayen

Adobe has announced that as a compliment to the Indian Government’s Create in India vision and measures proposed in the Union Budget 2026>

Credits : HTimes