Mint Hyderabad - 2024-05-02

• Cooling products fly as met dept predicts continued severe heatwave
• India, US eye wider naval ship repair ties
• Exports of plastics fall as demand slows
• Can biotech startups upstage Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk?
• Microsoft’s worries over Google’s edge led to OpenAI stake
• Stride Ventures to diversify bets with $165 mn third fund
• KKR Q1 profit tops estimates
• Now, Oppo turns to NCLT for recovering dues from Byju’s
• Markets may extend rally this month
• Can Maruti Suzuki avoid speed bumps?
• Investors scour the globe for shelter as Wall Street turbulence rattles
• SBI Cards’ EMI route for credit-card default may not be the panacea
• Chingari, Instagram Reels keeping small town India captivated
• Domestic car sales growth flat in April due to muted demand
• Micron to roll out first India-made chips by early 2025
• Jindal Stainless to invest ₹5,400 cr to expand
• Godrej family division raises scope for new realty venture
• Godrej split: What it means for the group’s listed firms
• Amazon sales surge as company focuses on artificial intelligen­ce
• EPL, the world’s biggest football league, faces a moment of reckoning
• The Telegraph up for sale again: Here is who might buy it
• Fed to signal it has stomach to keep rates high for longer
• Why Musk now needs China more than it needs him
• Judge sentences founder of Binance to four months in jail
• How an RIA set right this Mumbai family’s finances
• Public policy education in India deserves much greater attention
• What will the rising mercury this year mean for inflation in India?
• Celebrated author Paul Auster dies at 77
• Reimaginin­g how the Indian state works

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