Mint Hyderabad - 2024-03-05

• New coats of growth in the paints business
• Fork in the road for Tata Motors units
• The demoted MS worker gets his revenge
• Moody’s lifts 2024 India GDP growth forecast to 6.8%
• Quality Council to conduct sampling of Bharat rice, atta and pulses
• Top exports fall in April-Jan
• W. Australia working on critical minerals JVs with Indian firms
• Apple fined nearly $2 bn by EU over music streaming
• Edtech firms place big bets on upskilling, higher education
• IT ministers meet Google, startups on app suspension­s
• BluPine gets Acme’s solar assets
• Can 2-wheeler export surge in Feb sustain?
• Nvidia’s surge stokes talk of a bubble
• Excited about Wipro’s stock? Beware, it faces challenges galore
• Energy stocks help shares surge again
• Adani launches $409 million bond sale
• ‘JSL’s H2 project gels with green vision’
• Apparel retailers see demand pickup soon
• Ex-Binance execs set up new crypto exchange Blum
• Italian luxury shoe brand Santoni set to expand India biz
• Advent, Multiples to invest ₹1,930 crore in Svatantra Microfin
• How Chinese automakers are churning out EVs faster than others
• Apple is right not to rush headlong into generative AI
• COULD PORTFOLIO CHURNING HAVE A BRIGHT SIDE?
• Does paying a law firm in Dubai attract TDS?
• Inflation has a starring role in 2023-24 growth
• State-level litigation policies present a dismal picture
• Boards ought to foster a culture of data privacy in organizati­ons
• Don’t let Indian agricultur­e turn into an unending tragi-comedy
• Examine the impact of technolog y artefacts on politics
• Geological hydrogen hopefuls still haven’t got a gusher going

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