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Obesity drugs may spur licensing, distribution deals for Indian drugmakers after patent expires

The rising demand for obesity drugs is prompting Indian pharma firms to pursue licensing and distribution partnerships, particularly for GLP-1 drugs. Major deals have been signed, with analysts predicting continued growth in the market as patents expire and supply chain collaborations emerge.

Relief package may have set stage for Govt exit from Vodafone Idea, stake sale in works

Baidu’s AI chip arm Kunlunxin files confidentially for Hong Kong listing

KUNLUNXIN-IPO-BAIDU:Baidu’s AI chip arm Kunlunxin files confidentially for Hong Kong listing

LVMH’s Belmond Blames Carlyle Unit for Machu Picchu Train Crash

A luxury hospitality subsidiary of LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE is blaming a train company majority-owned by global private equity firm Carlyle Group Inc for a deadly crash along a railway that connects to Peru’s iconic Machu Picchu ruins.

Six AI Questions I Want Answered in 2026

The word of the year for 2025, according to Merriam-Webster, was “slop,” referring to the deluge of low-quality content churned out by artificial intelligence.

Oppose land distribution to workers, lose incentives: Assam CM to tea planters

The State government brought legislation to guarantee “land protection” for 3.33 lakh tea plantation worker families across 825 estates

Paying Musk, irrational exuberance and inequality

Rising wealth inequality has also led to a weakening of democracy

MGNREGS work demand drops 28% in December after law change

About 18.44 million people sought the typically unskilled work under the MGNREGS in December, down 28.4% from 25.77 million a year earlier. In November, however, only 14.66 million people had demanded work.

Deepinder Goyal on 10-minute delivery promise amid gig workers' strike: ‘No system is perfect, and we are…’

Deepinder Goyal, on 1 January 2026, reacted to the 10-minute delivery promise amid the gig workers' strike on New Year's Eve, acknowledging that the system is not perfect, but it is different from what is being portrayed on social media. Here's what the executive said.

I used these five gadgets to boost my productivity last year: here’s why you should try them in 2026

I used these 5 gadgets to boost my productivity in 2025. From e-readers to smartwatches, check out the complete list of gadgets.

Deepinder Goyal on Jobs, Riders, and the Reality Behind 10-Minute Delivery

India’s quick-commerce model has once again found itself at the centre of a heated public debate. At the heart of the discussion is a simple

Britannia Industries gets GST order demanding ₹109 crore for FY19–FY24

According to the disclosure, the order covers six financial years from FY 2018–19 to FY 2023–24 and alleges incorrect availment of input tax credit. The tax demanded amounts to ₹108.50 crore, along with an equivalent penalty, in addition to applicable interest. Shares of Britannia Industries Ltd ended at ₹5,999.00, down by ₹32.00, or 0.53%, on the BSE.