Trump’s 15% global tariffs & US Supreme Court ruling: How India, China & other major economies are reacting to the new trade dynamics

Donald Trump tariffs (AI image) US President Donald Trump is livid and his fresh tariff warnings after announcing a 15% global tariff are signs of the global economic turbulence that may unfold in the coming days. The US Supreme Court has struck down Trump’s reciprocal tariffs, prompting the American president to first levy a 10%…

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‘The 2028 Global Intelligence Crisis’: Who is author Alap Shah?

The Citrini Research’s “The 2028 Global Intelligence Crisis” has gone viral, giving deep insights into thematic equity and global macro markets by using cross-asset, lateral thinking.In this different 2028, AI doesn’t just help people do their jobs; it takes them over completely. Citrini Research highlights a move away from the basic hardware race toward “Phase…

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Appraisal season 2026: What India Inc is planning for salary hikes and where pay may rise faster

With appraisal season around the corner, conversations about pay hikes, promotions and performance rewards are returning to office corridors as companies reassess compensation strategies.Companies are preparing to roll out an average salary hike of 9.1 per cent in 2026, signalling a shift towards skills-based pay structures rather than uniform annual increments, according to a report,…

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FM Sitharaman rules out roadmap for PSU bank mergers, panel to review sector reforms

The government currently has no roadmap for mergers among public sector banks, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said, indicating that consolidation is not under active consideration even as a new banking reform panel is set to review the sector’s future.“I am not familiar with any roadmap…there isn’t one,” Sitharaman said in a media briefing after her…

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Entry-level consumers restrict discretionary spends, retailers step up premiumisation as mass consumption lags

MUMBAI: Even as premiumisation is playing out in a big way and companies are latching on to the trend to spruce up growth, mass consumption continues to struggle. From apparel to jewellery and food, firms are finding it hard to get entry-level, middle class shoppers to spend more–in jewellery, of course, high prices of gold…

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