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Warren Buffett on bearish markets: One habit decides whether you come out richer or poorer
He put the four worst collapses in his own share price into a table, with the dates and the drops. Nearly 60% once, around half three more times, all of it inside the best long-run record anybody has produced in public markets. He did not print it to confess. He printed it to make one argument, and it is the argument most investors hear only after the damage is done. Then he turns the same idea upside down.
Gratuity calculator: What can be your gratuity on Rs 50,000 last-drawn pay and 10 years of service?
Gratuity is an essential payment made by employers in recognition of employees' long-standing loyalty and service. Typically, employees qualify for gratuity after achieving five years of continuous tenure, with some specific exceptions. The amount granted is determined by the final monthly salary and total years served.
Giant 'heat storms' are scorching the Earth. This is the story of the biggest one on record
Heat storms have increased dramatically, causing severe global consequences including excess deaths and environmental catastrophes. Recent heat storms have been identified as a new classification, representing larger and more persistent heat events. The intensity of these heat storms has worsened due to climate change and greenhouse gas emissions. Associated weather patterns have significantly disrupted ecosystems and agriculture worldwide.
US midterm elections 2026: What could change for H-1B & green cards as US' immigration rules face a poll test
The looming US midterm elections are set to play a crucial role in shaping immigration policy, particularly concerning H-1B visas. Various proposals are under consideration that could reshape how employment-based green cards are processed and issued. With lawmakers from both sides offering contrasting changes, the outcome of these elections will be vital in influencing potential reforms, as current administrative policies and congressional actions will dictate future immigration frameworks.
Aegis Logistics to acquire 89.8% stake in Dubai-based Tristar Holdings for $809 million
Aegis Logistics is set to acquire 89.8% stake in Tristar Holdings, based in Dubai, for $809 million. The deal seeks to strengthen Aegis's global footprint in liquid logistics and creating new avenues for business growth. The acquisition is expected to complete by the fourth quarter of FY27.
Husband’s name was also on the title deed, yet he was ordered to vacate the house: Why Kerala High Court ruled in wife’s favour
Husband and wife both of them put their name on house’s title deed, but wife’s father paid for it and even he gave 5000 Saudi Rials to him but marriage broke; Kerala HC orders him to vacate the house
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PM Modi woos global investors, says India believes in 'Power to Empower'
The Prime Minister told the gathering of business leaders from India and abroad that the country has seen inclusive growth at a steady pace in the last decade, despite challenges such as the Covid pandemic, wars, disruption of supply chains, trade barriers and supplies of critical minerals being choked off.
Woman applied for 130 shares in Adani Wilmar IPO, bank entered only 65; she sought Rs 40L compensation; gets relief in consumer commission
The woman had earlier appealed in the district commission which held that she did not qualify as a consumer and that the complaint was not maintainable on the ground that investment in shares is a commercial activity. Then why did she won in the State Consumer Commission? Find out in this article.
SBI Research calls for abolition of LTCG tax on equities to boost foreign capital inflows
According to SBI Research, removing the long-term capital gains tax on equities could revitalize investment levels. The report emphasizes extending the holding period to two to three years as a strategy to boost investor morale. Faced with foreign portfolio outflows, the need for policy reforms is clear.
What new US crypto oversight rules mean for the market
Proposed US CFTC regulations could establish a global template for digital asset oversight. Bitget CEO Gracy Chen explains how clear federal rules can drive institutional adoption, protect investors, and spur innovation across stablecoins, tokenised real-world assets, and international markets including India.
GST e-invoicing may cover services imports from unregistered companies
The Indian government is set to enhance GST reporting for imported services through e-invoicing. This expansion will affect businesses with an annual turnover exceeding ₹5 crore. Companies will need to modify their documentation processes to comply with the new regulations. Proposed changes aim to reduce mismatches between tax liabilities and input tax credits. The consultation on these changes is expected to begin shortly, with implementation likely in April 2027.
In a world no one forecast, own a business that outlives presidential social posts: 6 large-cap stocks with upside potential of up to 29%
For quite some time now, it has become increasingly hard to make sense of what is happening in the world. The old understanding of what is sensible and nonsensical has vanished, and things once kept hidden in the darkest corners are now done openly by those in charge of the most powerful places on earth. So, for the next two-and-a half years, until this phase of global politics runs its course, we will continue to see the kind of surprises that no business can plan for.
Florida pays up to $30 an hour to hunt Burmese pythons; contractors also get bonuses for bigger snakes
Florida is incentivising contractors to help combat the invasive Burmese python population through a conservation program offering hourly wages and bonuses based on the size of the snakes they catch. While this initiative promotes community involvement and includes competitive events, hunters face unpredictability in their income, as finding these elusive reptiles often demands significant skill and time investment.
GST Council meet: Scrapping tax officers' arrest powers, decriminalisation among reforms on agenda
The GST Council is poised to address significant reforms that could transform GST compliance for businesses. Among the proposed measures are the removal of arrest powers held by GST officers and higher thresholds for criminal prosecution. Small e-commerce sellers might find it easier to register through platform warehouses without needing tax officer intervention.
Suspect behind South Korea bank hacks may be 26-year-old in China, CrowdStrike says
The suspect behind recent cyberattacks targeting South Korea's financial sector may be a 26-year-old based in China's Guangdong province, US cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike said.
Grandmother seeks maintenance and share in family pension from granddaughter and daughter-in-law; loses case in Kerala HC
In a recent incident in Kerala, a grandmother filed court case asking for a share of her late son's family pension AND Rs 15,000 maintenance. However, she lost the case in Kerala High Court. Know why
Manager faces career dilemma after being told to ‘manage out’ 20-year employee who ‘exceeded expectations’ for 7 years because firing her could cost $200,000 in severance
A manager says he was told to “manage out” a 20-year employee despite her seven years of “exceeds expectations” reviews and two promotions. The reason, according to a Reddit post, was that firing her could leave the company facing a severance payout of more than $200,000.
Tesla is browbeating the EU to approve its 'Full Self-Driving' tech. The pressure is working
Tesla is involved in a campaign to secure EU approval for its Full Self-Driving technology. The automaker faces criticism regarding the validity of its safety research and claims. European regulators are examining the methodology behind Tesla's assertions of crash reduction performance. Tesla officials have engaged in discussions with various regulators to alleviate concerns over the technology. The outcome of this push could significantly impact Tesla's market presence in Europe.
GST Council likely to align export definition with forex earnings, clarify on overseas branch services
The GST Council is expected to review a proposal to redefine the definition of export for services. This proposal aims to remove ambiguities related to services provided through overseas branches of Indian companies. The changes are anticipated to enhance clarity for exporters and reduce litigation regarding service supply locations. Additionally, this could benefit various sectors including IT, consulting, and engineering firms.
Housing society demanded Rs 1.42 lakh maintenance dues with 18% interest, Maharashtra Court protects resident from being labelled defaulter; Know why
There was a resident of a housing society who have not been paying maintenance since a long time alleging that he wants to pay but the housing society is not issuing him receipt. So he filed a court case and got interim protection from being labelled as defaulter.
Railway passengers looted at gunpoint for 75 minutes on train, TTE and coach attendant were missing; NCDRC orders Rs 20,000 compensation
In what can be termed as a shocking theft, armed robbers boarded train number 5610 in 2004 and looted for about 1 hour 15 minutes then pulled the chain and managed to vanish without trace. Police are yet to find the actual robbers since the persons whom the police caught have been acquitted in court.
In 2003, 90 wind turbines went up across California farmland; crops and cattle stayed, while farmers continued using most of the land
Farmers in Northern California are capitalizing on wind turbine leases as a supplementary revenue stream while continuing their agricultural practices. These installations take up only a fraction of their farmland, allowing for uninterrupted crop production alongside renewable energy production. Although wind earnings contribute only a small part of overall farm income, they enhance financial security for many. This development signals a rising acceptance of renewable energy solutions in farming circles.
MBA graduate pays Rs 84,960 for '100% placement guarantee' course but gets no job: Court orders over Rs 1 lakh payout
An MBA graduate who paid Rs 84,960 for an online AI product management course after being promised “100 percent guaranteed placement” has secured a refund from a Punjab consumer commission. The Gurdaspur District Consumer Commission directed Eduinx Education Services to refund the course fee, pay Rs 10,000 compensation and Rs 5,000 litigation costs, finding the placement commitment was not fulfilled.
Redefining global finance: Emergence of alternative payment infrastructure
Chairman of PSB Bank Petr Fradkov, in an interview with RBC, discusses what is happening in one of the most closed sectors of the economy, cross-border payments, and how the A7 international payment system operates, which essentially lacks international payments.
India’s bid to keep carbon cash home as Europe adds a new trade cost
India’s exporters face new carbon costs under the EU’s CBAM, which took effect in January 2026. For carbon-intensive industries such as steel and aluminium, this could pressure export competitiveness, prompting India to build a domestic carbon market and invest in cleaner technologies.
EPF wage ceiling at Rs 25,000: What it means for employees, employers and take-home pay
The Union Cabinet approved raising the EPF wage ceiling to Rs 25,000. This change impacts mandatory PF contributions for employers and employees. Actual PF contributions depend on an employee's defined wage structure. Employers must bear their increased PF share as a statutory cost. This enhancement aims to strengthen long-term retirement savings and social security.
War, runaway AI and climate shocks will take center stage as world leaders meet at UN
World leaders gather at the United Nations amid numerous global conflicts and escalating crises. Artificial intelligence concerns are now a central focus for the international body. The UN faces significant reform challenges and financial difficulties this year. Key leaders will address issues like climate change and global economic shocks. This pivotal meeting aims to reaffirm multilateralism and international cooperation.
“Gold loans are no longer just for rainy days”; Experian India's Manish Jain on why demand is rising
Manish Jain, Country Managing Director, Experian India, discusses the growing demand for gold loans, the lower risk of over-leveraging with enhanced regulation, and the future relevance of credit scores, in a conversation with Riju Mehta.
India’s chip push draws global interest; Quick comm's ad blitz
India’s semiconductor push is gaining global attention as the country looks to build a stronger chip manufacturing ecosystem. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
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