Smarter Markets, Stronger Economies: AI-Driven Deregulation for the Digital Age
According to the Growth Market Report, the global automotive brake fluid market reached USD 3.1 billion in 2024, reflecting steady expansion driven by rising vehicle production and increasing demand for enhanced automotive safety systems. The market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 5.1 percent between 2025 and 2033, reaching an estimated value of…
Lessons from Aninver’s fieldwork in entrepreneurship-support programmes. In an increasingly fragmented economic landscape marked by reconfigured value chains, tightening financing conditions, and rapidly evolving policy environments, MSMEs are required to operate under continuous uncertainty. Enterprise resilience emerges not from isolated firm-level interventions but from the combined strengthening of capabilities, coordination, and integration. Practical capability-building that…
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Birla Precision Technologies Limited (BPTL), a long-established player in precision engineering and manufacturing, has unveiled a new brand identity and strategic vision, marking a significant step in the company’s evolution toward becoming a more technology-driven, diversified, and future-ready organisation. The rebranding reflects the company’s renewed emphasis on trust, growth, innovation, and expansion into emerging industry…
The Union Budget 2026–27 arrives at a moment when India’s real estate sector is transitioning from a phase of post-pandemic recovery into one defined by consolidation, execution discipline, and infrastructure alignment. Unlike earlier budget cycles where industry expectations centred on tax incentives, affordability measures, or sector-specific stimulus, this year’s policy approach signals continuity. The government…
As India’s real estate sector enters 2026, growth is becoming more selective, infrastructure-anchored, and trust-driven. The next phase is defined less by scale and speculation, and more by integrated communities, redevelopment, and alignment with long-term urban systems. Public infrastructure investments, evolving buyer expectations, and stronger governance norms are reshaping where and how value is created….
Most SMEs don’t fail for lack of ambition or opportunity; they fail because governance does not mature alongside growth. As enterprises scale, agility without institutional discipline turns into fragility. Board-level mentoring bridges this gap—embedding risk awareness, decision clarity, and financial discipline without stifling entrepreneurial energy. Growth creates momentum; governance ensures endurance. Most SMEs don’t fail…
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In an FMCG landscape often shaped by cost-cutting and short-term scale, Rungta Tea offers a more durable story rooted in consistency, quality, and long-term relationships. In this interview, Girjesh Rungta, Founder and Managing Director of Rungta Tea, reflects on 24 years of enterprise-building—from navigating the disruptions of COVID to accelerating digital transformation without compromising product…
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Strategic storytelling is the intentional use of narrative to achieve specific business or leadership goals. It’s about selecting the right story fo the right audience, translating data into meaning and fostering empathy to influence outcomes in areas like branding, change management, sales, fundraising, employer branding and crisis management, making it a powerful tool for leaders….
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For much of the past decade, the MSME narrative has revolved around survival — navigating pandemics, supply-chain shocks, inflation, and capital constraints. Today, that narrative is decisively changing. Across regions, MSMEs and startups are no longer just adapting to disruption; they are strategically reshaping how growth is defined and delivered in a fractured global economy….
The global AI data center networking market is undergoing rapid expansion, driven by the surging demand for high-performance infrastructure to support artificial intelligence workloads such as deep learning, large language models, and advanced analytics. Valued at USD 7.8 billion in 2024, the market is projected to reach USD 41.6 billion by 2033, growing at a…