Author: Ansh Singh

Ansh Singh is a journalist and writer who covers Entrepreneurship, Business, Startups, and Fintech. When not working, you will find him reading insightful case studies, exploring ideas online, and journaling by the beach.

New Delhi: Artificial Intelligence is helping companies earn more money. AI tools are making work faster, cheaper, and more accurate. Many tasks that once needed large teams can now be done by software. Because of this, companies are saving costs. Profits are rising in many sectors, especially technology and finance. But there is another side to this story. Office floors are slowly becoming empty. Remote work, automation, and AI tools mean fewer people are needed in offices. Some employees work from home. Others have lost jobs due to automation. Office buildings in big cities are seeing lower occupancy. Cafes and…

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New Delhi: Numerous young Indian entrepreneurs have already raised millions of dollars in their startups, and it confirms that being young does not mean being a successful entrepreneur. These founders (most of them less than 30 years old) are drawing in large investors. It has been reported that young founders in India have already raised billions and provided thousands of jobs. Their businesses are in technology, consumer goods, finance, and others. Others began in colleges or even in high school and expanded their concepts to become successful companies. These youthful entrepreneurs are proving to the world that India is the…

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New Delhi: The Adani Group is not only the story of money, but it is a huge controversy as well. The story of the Adani vs Global Critics has reappeared recently. This is because at the time Adani Group is entering into new contracts on mega infrastructure development such as bridges, ports, and power lines, some external Indians are slandering them. Some of these critics cast doubts on the way the company is being operated as well as whether it is expanding too quickly. The Adani Group is aggressively pursuing new transactions in such countries as Sri Lanka, Israel, and…

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New Delhi: Reliance Consumer Products is in the negotiation process of acquiring majority of the shares of Udhaiyams Agro Foods, a well known Tamil Nadu food brand. Udhaiyams specialises in food on a daily basis, snack, and breakfast mixes that can be cooked ready in a few minutes. This transaction indicates that Reliance is interested in expanding rapidly in the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) industry and penetrate more households in India. According to industry observers, the transaction will be medium sized, although it might aid Reliance in penetrating southern India within a short period. Udhaiyams is now competing with large…

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New Delhi: Donald Trump has also come back to the headlines in America and that is causing the global markets to get very nervous. Among the large things that he discusses is “tariffs.” A tariff is some form of special tax imposed by a nation on imports. As an illustration, in case India exports a beautiful saree made of silk to America, the US government may impose a tariff on it. This increases the costs of purchasing the saree to the people in America. Mr. Trump believes that through this, more people will purchase goods produced within America. This, however,…

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New Delhi: The IndiGo, the largest airline in India, is experiencing a very trying moment following the cancellation of many of its flights within the nation. During the first week of December, the major airports experienced severe inconveniences because flights were cancelled or delayed. Due to such massive disturbance, IndiGo has estimated having to pay over 500 crore compensation and refund to affected passengers. The issue began during the first week of December and lasted many days. In the period, hundreds of IndiGo flights failed to run as scheduled. Repeat cancellations were witnessed in airports such as Delhi, Bengaluru, Coimbatore…

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New Delhi: The YouTube CEO Neal Mohan has issued a powerful yet shocking statement that has raised numerous debates in both the business and technology environment. He publicly stated that Netflix and other larger streaming companies are not the concerns of YouTube. In his words, YouTube does not even consider those companies as its competition. The platform is dedicated only to one thing creators and the content that they make. This is what Neal Mohan said when he appeared at one of the most popular world events where representatives of various industries were represented. He was also awarded as one…

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New Delhi: Having been one of the largest software and cloud businesses in the globe, Oracle experienced a rough day in the stock exchange once it announced lower than anticipated earnings. The stocks of the company plummeted significantly since investors were now concerned that Oracle might not grow in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) market as well as it was previously projected. Over the last several years, Oracle has been making an attempt to keep up with such companies as Amazon, Microsoft, and Google in the field of clouds and artificial intelligence. These competitors have been expanding rapidly due to the…

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When we talk about technology, we usually imagine it as a tool that makes life easier, faster, smoother work, and smarter solutions. But sometimes, the same technology can walk into the most personal corners of our lives, where it does not belong. That is exactly what happened in California with a boy named Adam Raine, and his story is now shaking not just America but the entire world. Adam was just 16. Like most teenagers, he started using ChatGPT-4o for simple academic help. But over months, his conversations turned deeply personal. Reports say Adam was exchanging nearly 650 messages a…

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New Delhi: The Indian rupee has turned out to be Asia’s worst-performing currency of the year, a fact that raises concern for traders, importers, and even everyday consumers. For several months in a row, the rupee has slid downward due to global investors pulling out money from emerging markets and shifting it to safer assets like the US dollar. The strong US dollar is the single most powerful reason for the rupee’s fall and it has just become stronger following the hint by the US Federal Reserve to continue with high interest rates for a longer period. When the dollar…

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