Mint Hyderabad - 2024-05-10

• Indian spices: the bitter taste of global scrutiny
• Street vigil on polls melts stocks as fear gauge rises
• STEM grads branch out into consulting
• Water levels in 150 big reservoirs have shrunk further
• Fiscal deficit for FY24 could be below budget projection
• ‘June qtr goods export to rise 12.3% y-o-y’
• Heatwave about to end, except in Rajasthan and Kerala: IMD
• Regulator tightens points of entry for food shipments
• Can Hyperloop chart India’s transit course for the future?
• Proximus Group to be $3 bn biz in 3-4 years, Route Mobile $1 bn: CEO Guillaume Boutin
• Venturi bets $27 mn for 5% stake in K12 Techno
• Lower guidance: L&T has no room for error
• Small-caps still find favour: Amfi data dismisses fears of trend reversal
• Hero MotoCorp gears up for robust growth led by rich product mix
• BSE to appeal Sebi on option fee reversal
• IT cos must hire more women
• Retailers to step up hiring this year as industry expands
• Indian Hotels’ new platform Ekyam to manage 25 hotels
• After stellar FY24, SBI aims better show in next fiscal
• Government plans to rein in direct-selling industry
• Arpana Kumar Ahuja
• SEARCH RESULT
• Russian firms use ₹ to buy arms, debt
• L&T tempers order, revenue growth on poll disruption­s
• Titan expects stronger gold jewellery demand in H2 FY25
• RBI’s infra norms no cause for panic: PNB
• Neuralink’s first brain-chip implant in a human appeared flawless. There was a problem.
• America’s cash for clunkers is back—in China
• Platinum market faces largest shortfall in supply for a decade
• Apple sees growing backlash against ad
• AI Express crew call off strike; airline to reinstate sacked crew
• BENGAL: BEHIND DIDI’S LIGHTER SHADE OF SAFFRON
• Why this Mumbai woman bought a ₹10 cr term cover
• LARGE-CAPS SHINE AMID UNCERTAINT­Y, BUT DON'T IGNORE MID- AND SMALL-CAPS
• Bleached coral should rattle the whole world
• AI and GenAI are transformi­ng e-commerce from the ground up

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