Decathlon India’s Kiprun Shoes Face Import Duty Squeeze
Decathlon India produces nearly 70 percent of its goods locally, but this localization applies primarily to basic apparel.
Timeline Dossier
Year: 2026
Chronological feed of dispatches, investigative insights, and news reports published by Clarity Times.
Britannia Management Reshuffle: Why Strategy Left the CEO
The latest Britannia management reshuffle separates long-term planning from operations by handing corporate strategy to Deputy Managing Dire...
“Solve It in One Text”: Indian Chat Support Agents Face Strict New KPIs as WhatsApp Taxes Service Replies
WhatsApp customer service is shifting to long, single-block messages because Meta is introducing a ₹0.115 per-message fee under its new What...
The ‘Ranbaxy Premium’: How the Daiichi-Ranbaxy Arbitration Spiked M&A Insurance Costs in India
Foreign companies buying Indian businesses now pay up to 66% more for Warranty and Indemnity insurance than they did before the Daiichi-Ranb...
Secondary Passport Brokers See Surge from China AI Exit Bans
Families of Chinese artificial intelligence founders are evading China’s AI exit bans by exploiting a three-to-six-week delay between ...
Kevin O’Leary Calls Small Nuclear the “Cheapest” Power for AI. Energy Economists Disagree.
Kevin O’Leary claims small modular nuclear reactors are the cheapest power for AI data centers, but benchmark energy market data shows...
Global Cancer Cases 2050: Why the Surge is an Aging Success
Global cancer cases in 2050 will jump 77 percent to over 35 million, primarily because people in developing nations are finally living long ...
Do Blue Light Glasses Work? The $3B Medical Panic
Blue light glasses offer no real protection against eye damage, simply because the light from our screens isn’t intense enough to harm...
Why the Government Borrowing Cut Won’t Spark Private Capex
While a reduction in government borrowing is often hailed as a catalyst for private sector growth, the reality is more complex.
Will Shops Charge Extra for UPI Payment? The Legal Loophole
Technically, a shopkeeper is well within their legal rights to charge you extra for UPI transactions exceeding ₹2,000.