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When I started tracking export focused companies, I used to celebrate every rupee depreciation. A weaker rupee felt like instant good news. Dollar revenues would translate into bigger numbers. I noticed that reported revenue often jumped, but cash f

How the Israel-Iran Conflict Could Affect India The ongoing tensions between Israel and Iran may have ripple effects far beyond the Middle East—including India. Here’s what’s at stake: Energy Impact: Potential oil price spikes could strain India’s

Welcome to Day 5 of my 30-day Business & Entrepreneurship series! Today’s edition zooms out to macroeconomics — how big forces shape your startup: Interest rates: Cheap vs. expensive money — how funding changes Inflation: Rising costs and lowe

How Photography Angles Change Perception of Jewelry Weight & Size The way you photograph jewelry can drastically change how customers perceive size, weight, and value. Here's how angles affect perception: Top-down shots can make pieces look bigger

Raising from LPs and pitching LPs are not the same activity. For VCs, raising is about showing how capital will be deployed with discipline — not about listing deals. For LPs, committing is about trusting the manager’s judgement across cycles — long

When I look at the EV industry today, the story feels less about sustainability hype and more about balance sheets. Demand is real, policies are supportive, and adoption is rising but profitability is still uneven. • EVs are capital-intensive with l

Is Fiat Currency Headed for Collapse? When the Backbone Weakens For decades, the global financial system has relied on one pillar: trust in the United States and its markets. Global capital flows, pensions, institutions, emerging markets, and reserv

When I look at today’s market, higher-for-longer rates no longer feel temporary. They feel like the new backdrop. Borrowing feels heavier. Growth decisions take more thought. And strategies that thrived when capital was easy are now being tested. In

Does India Have the Capability? Does India Have a Market as Strong as the USA or Other Countries? Probably Not. This is where Price Power Parity (PPP) comes in. PPP compares the purchasing power of currencies by analyzing how much a basket of goods

Not all capital spending creates growth. Some of it simply keeps a business from slipping backwards. This became clear to me after a conversation where a company proudly announced a large CapEx plan. It sounded impressive, until the question came up