The Off-Balance-Sheet Workforce: Why PMI Isn’t Capturing India’s Contract Job Surge
Indian companies are producing more, and they are hiring to do it. The workers are simply missing from the official data.
Dispatches & Articles
Swiggy Revenue Growth: Order Volumes vs. Platform Fee Hikes
In the lead-up to its landmark initial public offering, consumer internet giant Swiggy reported a headline revenue surge of 36.1 percent, re...
HDFC Bank Data Leak: Executive Exodus and KPI Shifts
The recent HDFC Bank data leak by two senior executives is not an isolated breach. They follow a significant executive attrition rate and st...
Qualcomm Job Cuts: How Forced Review Quotas Mask Structural Layoffs
Qualcomm’s upcoming November job cuts are not driven by broad employee underperformance, but by calculated quotas designed to execute ...
Hindustan Zinc cost guidance: Q2 cost drop masks H2 surge
After reporting a second-quarter production cost of $703 per tonne, the revised Hindustan Zinc cost guidance sits at $825 to $850 for the fu...
Canadian Pension Funds Pause India Investment Amid Trade Mission
Investigating the capital deployment pause by Canadian institutional pension allocators following diplomatic tensions, reviewing bilateral a...
Why Uber Eats Catering Delivery Clashes With Gig Workers
Standard Uber Eats drivers cannot physically or legally handle the bulk of ezCater’s corporate orders.
How Many Adani Khavda Permanent Jobs Will Actually Exist?
When Adani Green Energy Limited and Kachchh University signed a memorandum of understanding to establish an advanced Centre of Excellence in...
India-Japan Semiconductor Timeline Faces a 5-Year Delay Tax
Japan’s push to build full-scale semiconductor manufacturing in India is on track to miss its initial deadlines by three to five years...
The Hidden Cost of “Weathering”: How RBI Currency Intervention Drains Domestic Liquidity
When global macroeconomic turbulence triggers foreign institutional capital outflows from emerging markets, central banking communiqués rout...