Quick Commerce

India’s Quick Commerce Boom May Be Near Its Breaking Point

India’s quick commerce industry—once seen as a game‑changing innovation in urban retail—might be heading toward a major correction, warns Blinkit CEO Albinder Dhindsa. Despite billions poured in by SoftBank, Temasek, and Middle Eastern sovereign funds, the model’s heavy reliance on constant fundraising is now showing its limits. As cash supplies tighten, Dhindsa believes only companies…

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Apple

Apple Set for Bumper Harvest in Non-Handset Categories: MacBooks and iPads to Drive Revenues

Apple’s Expansion Beyond Smartphones: MacBooks and iPads Leading the Way Apple is set to experience significant growth in its non-handset categories, including MacBooks, iPads, smartwatches, and True Wireless Stereo (TWS) devices. As demand for iPhones remains strong in India, Apple’s other product lines are also gaining momentum. According to data from Counterpoint, Apple’s non-smartphone revenue…

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gold

Gold Price Outlook 2026: Why the “Metals Massacre” Followed a Record Rally

The gold market has just delivered a masterclass in volatility. While the Economic Survey 2025-26 recently highlighted gold’s staggering 116% return over the past year, the market immediately countered with a “Metals Massacre.” On Friday, January 30, 2026, spot gold on the MCX plunged 4.87% to ₹167,095, while silver and major gold ETFs like Axis…

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Big Tech giants

Why Big Tech is Pouring Billions into India’s AI and Cloud Revolution

Big Tech giants are accelerating massive investments in India, committing tens of billions to AI, cloud infrastructure, and data centers, underscoring the country’s rising status as a global tech powerhouse. Key Investment Highlights Major players like Microsoft ($17.5B for AI infrastructure), Amazon ($35B across AI, exports, and jobs), and Google ($15B for a massive AI/data…

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Strait of Hormuz Crisis

Strategic Diplomacy: How India is Navigating the Strait of Hormuz Crisis

In a masterclass of “de-hyphenated” foreign policy, India is currently taking a unique path to secure its energy interests. While tensions in the Middle East escalate following threats of strikes on Kharg Island, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has confirmed that New Delhi is actively negotiating with Tehran to keep the Strait of Hormuz accessible….

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