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India-EU trade talks: Goyal to visit Brussels this month
This month, India's Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal is set to embark on a significant journey to Brussels, focused on revitalizing the free trade agreement discussions with the European Union. After a series of proactive dialogues and deeper collaboration between India and the EU, both parties are hopeful of sealing the deal by December.
Egypt to intensify India ties to counter extremist ideology: EAM Abdelatty
Egypt has taken a bold step in addressing the complexities of global terrorism by highlighting the Muslim Brotherhood’s implications. The country is dedicating resources to deradicalization initiatives focused on youth engagement and Imams' training. Furthermore, Egypt is advocating for a multinational stabilization force in Gaza through a UN resolution.
Capgemini completes acquisition of WNS
This deal creates a global leader in Intelligent Operations. The acquisition aims to enhance AI tool offerings for companies. WNS will be integrated into Capgemini's accounts soon. This move is set to transform business processes in the era of generative AI. Capgemini is also pursuing other acquisitions this year.
GCC expansion to power 40 pc of India's office demand by FY27: Report
Global capability centres are expected to lease an additional 50-55 million square feet of Grade A office space in FY2027, representing around 40 per cent of total demand in India's top six office markets, a report said on Thursday.
‘The Israel-Gaza ceasefire deal is not about Palestinians’ rights — it shows US attempts to pull the Middle East away from China’
Professor Adam Hanieh explains that the recent Israel-Palestine ceasefire is a misnomer, failing to address fundamental Palestinian rights and aiming to consolidate US dominance in the oil-rich Middle East. He highlights the shift of oil exports to China, creating an 'East-East energy axis' and influencing global rivalries.
GCCs to lease 50–55 msf, to drive 40% of office space demand in top 6 Indian cities by FY26-27: ICRA
Global capability centres (GCCs) are set to lease 50–55 million sq ft of Grade A office space across India’s top six cities by FY27, contributing nearly 40% to overall demand, as global firms expand R&D and innovation hubs.
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GCCs set to drive 40% India’s top 6 office markets’ leasing demand during FY26-27
Global Capability Centres are set to lease 50-55 million sq ft of office space by FY2027. This will boost India's top property markets significantly. The number of GCCs is expected to grow to over 2,500 by 2030. These centres are evolving into innovation hubs, driving demand for tech-enabled and green spaces. India's cost competitiveness and talent pool attract global firms.
Chikungunya mosquitoes invade US as New York gets first case; Has China-borne pandemic reached America after spreading in Europe?
New York State confirmed its first locally acquired Chikungunya case on Long Island, marking the first such instance in the U.S. since 2019. The mosquito-borne virus, originating in China, has seen a surge in Europe, raising concerns about its global spread. Health officials are investigating the precise source of exposure for the Long Island resident.
India's wearables firms venture abroad as local market wears a weary look
Indian wearable companies are looking beyond domestic borders for growth. Facing a slowdown in India, brands like Boat, Noise, and Fire-Boltt are entering markets in Southeast Asia, the UAE, and Europe. They are partnering with local distributors and exporting products. This global push aims to offset declining sales in India.
November Visa Bulletin shows limited movement for Indians on the green card queue
The November 2025 visa bulletin reveals minimal changes for Indian applicants in family and employment visa categories. Most dates remain static, with slight advancements in specific segments. This indicates continued tight visa availability for India. Understanding these dates is crucial for Green Card aspirants navigating the process.
'Absolutely critical' to boost growth in Europe: IMF official
To keep pace with the United States, Europe must invigorate its economy and enhance productivity. The IMF recommends a strategic reallocation of finances to prioritize research and development over bureaucratic expenses, unlocking potential for greater output. This approach could serve as Europe's roadmap to success. Additionally, the IMF offers fiscal guidance to France, underscoring the importance of sound financial practices.
IIMC Innovation Park, TechnoServe join hands to nurture over 100 green startups in five years
IIM Calcutta Innovation Park has partnered with TechnoServe’s Greenr Sustainability Accelerator for five years to support over 100 climate-focused startups in India. The initiative will nurture 20–25 green startups each year, aligned with IIMCIP’s Rs 50 crore Cleantech and Sustainability Fund, offering incubation and further growth support through Greenr.
India to develop Vande Bharat 4.0 with an eye on export ambitions
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced the development of Vande Bharat 4.0, the next-generation semi-high-speed train, with a focus on export demand. The government also plans dedicated high-speed corridors for 350 kmph travel, aiming to position India as a global rail technology supplier and innovation hub.
Sahasra Semiconductors expands portfolio, begins exports of ‘Made in India’ Micro SD cards
Sahasra Semiconductors recently announced its partnership with German brand Hama GmbH for supplying Made-in-India Micro SD cards to the EU market.
Stocks in news: Tech Mahindra, Axis Bank, Ola Electric, ICICI Lombard, Vedanta
Markets closed marginally lower on Tuesday due to trade concerns, with Nifty approaching key support. Tech Mahindra reported better-than-expected Q2 revenue, while Ola Electric is poised to enter the energy storage market. Several other companies like Axis Bank and ICICI Lombard will announce Q2 results today.
LT Foods set to buy Hungary's Global Green for Rs 25 million
LT Foods makes a significant move by acquiring Global Green Europe Kft, a leading Hungarian company specializing in processed and canned foods. This ₹25 million deal orchestrated through its European subsidiary marks LT Foods' strategic entry into the canned food sector, aiming to amplify synergies with its ongoing European initiatives. The acquisition awaits approval from Hungarian FDI authorities.
Envision Energy India to supply 152 smart wind turbines to Andhra Pradesh
In an exciting development for renewable energy in India, Envision Energy India is set to provide 152 advanced wind turbines to Evren, facilitating a robust 501.6 MW project in Andhra Pradesh. This collaboration, supported by the Brookfield Global Transition Fund, marks a strategic joint venture between Brookfield and Axis Energy Group.
IMF upgrades US growth outlook as Trump's tariffs cause less disruption than expected
The IMF has slightly raised its global and U.S. economic growth forecasts for this year, citing that Trump administration tariffs have been less disruptive than initially feared. While economies have shown resilience, the full impact of trade policies is still unfolding, with potential for future price hikes and emerging downsides.
LT Foods to acquire European processed foods co Global Green Europe Kft for €25 million
LT Foods is set to acquire Hungary-based Global Green Europe Kft for approximately 25 million euros, aiming to bolster its European packaged food market presence. This strategic move includes acquiring supporting entities and will expand LT Foods' reach in the 15 billion euro European canned and preserved vegetables category.
Nations meet to consider regulations to drive a green transition in shipping
Nations are meeting in London to decide on new rules for global shipping. These rules aim to put a price on greenhouse gas emissions from ships. This move could significantly reduce pollution from the industry.
The growing preference for global MBA programs over traditional MBAs
Management education is shifting from traditional, single-campus MBAs to Global MBA programs emphasizing international exposure and multi-campus experiences. This evolution equips leaders with the adaptability and cross-cultural understanding needed to navigate today's uncertain, borderless business environment. Global MBAs foster consulting-oriented problem-solving, cross-functional learning, and technological integration for future-proof careers.
Indian market quietly setting up for the next big bull run; Atul Suri on next 3 mega trends
Indian markets are consolidating, a healthy phase before a strong breakout. Global markets are driven by AI, with tech giants leading. India missed this wave but has structural growth in defence, online retail, and green energy. New leaders are emerging from midcaps and high-growth sectors. This period is a rest before the next sprint.
ACME to set up 1.2 MT per year sponge iron plant using green hydrogen
Gurugram-based ACME Group is venturing into sponge iron production using green hydrogen. The company plans to set up a 1.2 million tonne per year plant. This move aims to decarbonize the steel industry. ACME will leverage its existing green hydrogen production. The company has already secured a significant off-take agreement. Further customer discussions are underway for the remaining output.
Cars to fighter jets: China's new export curbs may level a heavy blow worldwide
China has implemented sweeping export restrictions on critical components like electric motors and computer chips, effective November 8 and December 1. These new regulations, extending beyond rare earth metals, aim to control global commerce and have triggered a trade dispute with the US and Europe, impacting industries from automotive to defense.
NTPC Green Energy edge lower despite MoU with Japan’s ENEOS for green hydrogen supply
Shares of NTPC Green Energy Ltd (NGEL) could see attention after signing an MoU with Japan’s ENEOS to explore green methanol and hydrogen derivative supplies. The agreement, part of NGEL’s Green Hydrogen Hub at Pudimadaka, aims to boost India’s clean energy exports and decarbonisation efforts. NGEL closed 1.5% higher on Friday, trading below most key moving averages amid a neutral RSI.
Germany-India collaboration shows how innovation drives progress, says BJP foreign affairs head
The event highlighted shared democratic values and a vision for innovation-led global solutions.
Volkswagen's third-quarter sales lifted by Europe and EVs
Volkswagen Group saw a slight rise in global car sales for the third quarter. New models boosted performance in Western Europe. However, sales in China and the United States faced pressure. Electric vehicle sales surged in North America and Europe. China experienced a significant drop in electric vehicle demand. Porsche AG also reported lower sales in China.
Green stocks are beating big indices, even gold
Clean energy stocks are surging, outperforming major indexes and gold, driven by soaring demand for renewables to power the AI boom. Investors are increasingly recognizing the crucial role of green energy in meeting AI's immense power needs, despite policy shifts. Lower US interest rates are also supporting these capital-intensive sectors.
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