Author: Ansh Singh

Bengaluru, August 14: Kennametal India Limited (KIL) concluded Q4 FY26, ended June 30, 2026, with strong revenue growth. Sales increased by 47.68% year-over-year to ₹ 4776 Mn, compared to ₹ 3234 Mn in the same quarter last fiscal year, driven by broad-based demand across end-use segments. The Hard Metal segment delivered strong performance in terms of volume growth, enabling the Company to effectively navigate evolving market dynamics. Profit Before Tax (PBT) grew year-over-year to ₹ 1184 Mn compared to ₹ 413 Mn in the corresponding quarter last year. Vijaykrishnan Venkatesan, Managing Director, KIL, said, “We are pleased to end FY26…

Bengaluru, August 26:  Steelcase has joined hands with the Aahwahan Foundation to support Project Udaan, an initiative aimed at eliminating transportation barriers for young girls and fostering inclusive education. As part of this collaboration, 100 bicycles were distributed to schoolgirls at Karnataka Public School in Basavanagudi, Bengaluru. For many young students in underserved communities, long commute distances and a lack of safe, reliable transportation pose major hurdles to attending school regularly. Through this partnership, Steelcase aims to provide practical mobility solutions that enable young girls to stay in school, reduce travel time and costs, and focus on their academic goals with greater independence. “At…

Mumbai, August 26: India’s financial markets are undergoing significant transformation. A growing investor base, digital participation, and emerging fintech are changing how Indians access markets, while brokers, fintechs, asset managers, and financial institutions adapt to a technology-driven environment. Against this backdrop, Money Expo India 2026, India’s Largest Online Trading and Investment Expo, returns to Mumbai on 29-30 August at the Jio World Convention Centre. The fifth edition will bring together over 120 exhibitors and 100 speakers, creating a major meeting point to discuss India’s trading, investment, and financial technology ecosystem. Why India’s Changing Financial Landscape Matters India’s financial participation has expanded…

New Delhi: Artificial intelligence is quickly moving from an experimental technology to a major business investment in India. Large companies are spending money on AI because the technology can potentially reduce costs, improve productivity and create entirely new products. But the biggest change is that Indian companies are now investing not only in AI software but also in the infrastructure required to run it. The scale of the opportunity is significant. One market estimate puts India’s AI market at about $1.6 billion in 2025, with the potential to reach more than $13 billion by 2034. Industry estimates also suggest AI…

New Delhi: For more than five decades, Warren Buffett was the face of Berkshire Hathaway. His investment decisions, letters to shareholders and simple approach to business turned the company into one of the world’s most respected corporations. But 2026 is testing a new question: Can Berkshire Hathaway remain Berkshire Hathaway without Buffett running the company? The answer so far appears more positive than many expected. Greg Abel became Berkshire Hathaway’s CEO at the beginning of 2026, following Buffett’s retirement from the chief executive role. Buffett remains chairman, but day-to-day leadership has moved to Abel. Abel’s first major test is not…

New Delhi: Indian stock markets gave up most of their early gains on Wednesday as investors booked profits after the recent rally and selling pressure emerged in information technology (IT) stocks. Although the market started the day on a positive note, both benchmark indices lost momentum during the morning session. Around 10:30 AM, the BSE Sensex was trading at 77,710.83, up just 54.73 points (0.07%), while the NSE Nifty 50 slipped 29.85 points (0.12%) to trade near 24,304.70. The market had opened higher but failed to hold its gains as traders became cautious at higher levels. According to market experts,…

New Delhi: India has emerged as the country with the largest representation on the Forbes Asia 100 To Watch 2026 list, with 19 startups and emerging companies making the cut. The list, released this week, features 100 privately held businesses from 16 countries and territories across the Asia-Pacific region. India’s 19 companies put it ahead of Singapore, which has 15 companies on the list. China follows with 10, while Japan and South Korea have nine each. Indonesia and Australia have eight companies apiece. The latest list also reflects where investor and entrepreneurial attention is moving across Asia. According to Forbes…

New Delhi: Elon Musk’s business empire is increasingly being built around one central idea: artificial intelligence. Tesla, SpaceX and xAI were once seen as separate companies operating in different industries. In 2026, however, their businesses are becoming increasingly connected through AI, computing, robotics, satellites and advanced manufacturing. The biggest development has been the growing relationship between SpaceX and xAI. Reuters reported that SpaceX merged with xAI in 2026, creating a business structure valued at around $1 trillion for SpaceX and $250 billion for xAI at the time of the transaction. Tesla has also become part of this AI ecosystem. Earlier…

New Delhi: India’s baby care industry is on the verge of a transformation as the consumers are more educated and aware about the product that they are purchasing for their child’s care. Category leaders have been there for years and been very prominent, but these days, consumers aren’t just asking, “What’s the brand?,” but they’re asking a lot more questions about ingredients, safety, testing and benefits. It is creating space for businesses that are new-age and do not just sell a variety of generic products, but address specific consumer issues or problems. Dr. Himanshu Gandhi, CEO and Co-Founder of Mother…

New Delhi: Acharya Nilay has a different take on success, which is more than just about money, career, recognition and social media popularity. Spirituality is not to him a rejection of the world and a search for a calling. Rather, it’s a matter of comprehension and eradicating all of the false selves and attachments that form our lives. Acharya Nilay says that prior to gaining the title of spiritual teacher, he was just trying to “reach home”, not realizing that he was already home. He doesn’t call his life a journey, since a journey is defined as moving from one…