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Uday Kotak warns that India's economic 'animal spirits' are fading as young business families focus more on investments than building companies. He urges policymakers to address the impact of US policies pulling foreign capital away. Kotak stresses t

Direct Investment from Foreign Vs Portfolio Investment ➩ FDI: Long-term growth through infrastructure and jobs. ➩ FPI: Quick capital inflows but volatile. ➩ FDI: Strengthens economic foundations. ➩ FPI: Boosts market liquidity but can be fickle.

The RBI is expected to maintain the status quo in its monetary policy, keeping the repo rate unchanged at 6.5% for the eighth consecutive time, focusing on maintaining price stability and sustainable economic growth. Ab hogi Growth 💹

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Microsoft’s Majorana 1 vs. Google’s Willow: The quantum computing race is heating up. Google bets on superconducting qubits, while Microsoft’s topological qubits aim for long-term stability. Who will lead the next era of computing?

RBI gave the government a record Rs 2.1 lakh crore dividend, boosting government finances. This windfall is seen as a sign of the RBI's strong management and could allow the government to invest more in the economy. Experts believe this reflects well

PESTLE Framework:- The framework analyzes external factors influencing a business. 1] Political:- Government policies, regulations, stability, tax policies, trade traffic 2] Economic:- Economic growth, inflation, exchange rates, interest rates 3]

Are we investing in the wrong direction? Should the Indian Government support or invest in Industry 4.0 fields like Hardtech, AI, Biotech, Robotics, etc? These fields drives innovation globally and builds a high skilled workforce Investing in th

Signs of Fundamentally Strong Business :- 1) Brand Credibility 2) Financial Stability 3) High Performance Team 4) Future Plan 5) Demand For Product 6) Economic MOAT 7) Dispute Management 8) Innovation 9) Increasing Sales Year on Year 10) Increasing

You need 5 things to start a start-up: 1. Time 2. Energy 3. Money 4. Education 5. Network What do you think is the most important one? For me network is the most crucial.