How Ormax made it

The media research firm has become India’s arbiter for measuring success in the entertainment business. But how sound are its methods?

Google tames its own worst enemy

Also in today’s edition: The Good Glamm Group takes a Khiladi turn; India is in a rice trap; Adani slams the brakes; Drama at Mouse House

Google tames its own worst enemy

Also in today’s edition: The Good Glamm Group takes a Khiladi turn; India is in a rice trap; Adani slams the brakes; Drama at Mouse House

Alibaba gets a six-pack

Also in today’s edition: Brands turn a good sport; A hefty bill of health; India’s merchants of debt; Creator economy funds are an eyewash

Too cool for school

Also in today’s edition: More TCS corporate churn; Centre vs. e-commerce; Binance gets served; China gives IMF a run for its money

Too cool for school

Also in today’s edition: More TCS corporate churn; Centre vs. e-commerce; Binance gets served; China gives IMF a run for its money

Brother bother

Also in today’s edition: Private investors bite the bullet; Apple’s headset headaches; Cue right-wing AI chatbots; No country for overseas tourism offices

A Correction

Correction

This won’t be music to your ears

Also in today’s edition: Is Deutsche Bank next?; Twisted cables; AI’s (mis)information superhighway; The cloud looming over food delivery

The Burning Quarter

The Indian summer is here. While March allowed a peek into what’s in store, the worst would be in April and May. What does that mean for India’s economy? The Intersection takes a look.

Hindenburg strikes again

Also in today’s edition: Billionaires, bereft; Time’s up for TikTok?; Vedanta’s volte-face; Luxe hotels get breathing room