Sara Malal Rowe

Amidst escalating trade tensions with the US, fueled by Trump's tariffs, China is seeking new markets, particularly India. Despite past border clashes and investment restrictions, Chinese companies are now showing flexibility, accepting minority stakes and technology transfers to access India's growing market and potentially bypass US tariffs through Indian manufacturing.

Coffee prices have surged, and the planters in Kodagu and Chikkamagaluru are rolling in money. They are splurging like never before, sparking a boom in retail and housing

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US Vice President JD Vance convened to discuss trade, defence, technology, and global issues. Both leaders assessed the progress in India-US cooperation, anticipating a mutually beneficial trade agreement. PM Modi conveyed greetings to President Trump, expressing anticipation for his visit to India later this year.

To shield its steel industry from a surge in inexpensive imports, the Indian government has implemented a 12% safeguard duty on specific alloy and non-alloy steel flat products. This action, welcomed by the Union Minister, aims to alleviate pressure on domestic manufacturers, particularly SMEs, facing market distortions due to increased foreign steel inflows.

Yachts? Rare watches? Million-dollar sneakers? Not so much. India’s ultra-rich have a taste for the tangible, not always the trendy

A brief exchange on X between Alex Soros and Elon Musk has sparked intrigue, given their families' history of public disagreements. It began when Alex Soros shared Easter greetings, to which Musk responded with, “Um … you too”.

Legal challenges are mounting against US agencies for terminating international students' SEVIS records, with courts increasingly granting temporary restraining orders. Immigration attorneys are discussing the agencies' attempts to downplay the irreparable harm caused to students.