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

Chasing Choksi

Also in today’s edition: JPMorgan’s bad eggs; Whiplash weather wreaks havoc on crops; Amul’s cola ambitions; Mukesh Ambani, the hotelier

Chasing Choksi

Also in today’s edition: JPMorgan’s bad eggs; Whiplash weather wreaks havoc on crops; Amul’s cola ambitions; Mukesh Ambani, the hotelier

BYJU’S zombie loans

Also in today’s edition: What new car smell? Tarp looms over global banks; Ad-supported streaming is a double-edged sword; The great G20 mixer

BYJU’S zombie loans

Also in today’s edition: What new car smell? Tarp looms over global banks; Ad-supported streaming is a double-edged sword; The great G20 mixer

Turmoil at TCS

Also in today’s edition: India is going viral; The internet is in the ICU; Banks scout for a Swiss Army knife; The clock’s racing against TikTok

Green shoots, parched roots

What the microfinance industry tells us about rural India and the grassroots economy

The ghosts of 2008 are haunting banks again

Also in today’s edition: Rural India loves the internet; Why Disney+ Hotstar booted HBO originals; India’s manufacturing circle jerk; Biden’s way or the highway

Too much of a good thing

Also in today’s edition: ByteDance Sheikhs its money maker; Indian telecom’s tower trip; AI booster for Google Workspace; Puma's edge over Nike and Adidas