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India, Australia aim to expedite CECA, review ECTA progress to maximize duty-free access for Indian exporters

India, Australia aim to expedite CECA, review ECTA progress to maximize duty-free access for Indian exporters

The Economic Times

Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal met Australian Trade Minister Don Farrell on Thursday in Milwaukee to fast-track the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement. They reviewed the existing ECTA to help Indian exporters get more duty-free access. Both nations also discussed a bilateral investment treaty to boost cooperation in pharmaceuticals and critical minerals.

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Faster, bigger, easier: Interpol's stark warning on AI-fuelled cybercrime for corporate world

Faster, bigger, easier: Interpol's stark warning on AI-fuelled cybercrime for corporate world

Moneycontrol

Interpol’s chief information security officer Bjorn R Watne said AI makes cybercrime faster and easier to scale. Speaking on Thursday, he noted that AI helps scammers target many victims at once. He warned companies to protect their critical assets, adding, "It's an evolution and not a revolution," regarding these digital threats.

Tap to Read More2 Oct 3:25 AM
Tokyo core inflation rate jumps in September, bolsters case for more BOJ hikes

Tokyo core inflation rate jumps in September, bolsters case for more BOJ hikes

Reuters

Tokyo’s core inflation rate rose 2.7% in September, marking its fastest pace in ten months. This jump exceeded market forecasts and the Bank of Japan’s 2% target. Masato Koike said, "Core inflation will continue to accelerate as a trend due to rising energy costs." Higher prices now support further rate hikes.

Tap to Read More1 Oct 11:44 PM
Why Effective Leaders Get Branded as Problems

Why Effective Leaders Get Branded as Problems

Economic Times

Organizations often label effective leaders as problems when they create friction. Instead of fixing the root cause, companies blame behavior. Anna, a high-tech executive, got told she had a blind spot because she moved too fast. She said, "She makes decisions before the rest of us are ready."

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Agrani Labs funding: Agrani in talks to raise Rs 800-850 crore from Samsung, 360 One, Peak XV

Agrani Labs funding: Agrani in talks to raise Rs 800-850 crore from Samsung, 360 One, Peak XV

Economic Times

Bengaluru-based semiconductor startup Agrani Labs is in talks to raise Rs 800-850 crore from Samsung, 360 One, and Peak XV Partners. The company also plans to apply for Rs 120-130 crore under the government-backed RDI scheme. This significant capital injection could boost India’s growing footprint in the global semiconductor manufacturing sector.

Tap to Read More2 Oct 12:32 AM
Rs 235 cr missile bet, Rs 4.3 cr robot bet: Singhania and Kedia’s new picks revealed

Rs 235 cr missile bet, Rs 4.3 cr robot bet: Singhania and Kedia’s new picks revealed

Financial Express

Sunil Singhania’s Abakkus Asset Manager bought 12.88 lakh shares of Axiscades Technologies for Rs 235 cr on 29th September 2026. Meanwhile, Vijay Kedia picked up 5.57 lakh shares of Robokidz Eduventures. Both investors showed interest in these firms as they focus on building new technology in defence and school labs.

Tap to Read More1 Oct 11:30 PM
India has biotech talent and know-how, but funding ecosystem lags: Lilly CEO

India has biotech talent and know-how, but funding ecosystem lags: Lilly CEO

The Economic Times

Eli Lilly CEO David A. Ricks said India has great biotech talent but lacks a strong funding ecosystem. The company plans to launch four new weight-loss drugs in four years. Ricks noted, "India’s biotech ecosystem holds tremendous promise," and said the firm is open to partnerships with local Indian companies.

Tap to Read More2 Oct 12:00 AM
Trading Day: Stocks find footing as Treasury yields ease

Trading Day: Stocks find footing as Treasury yields ease

Reuters

Wall Street closed higher on Thursday as US Treasury yields eased from recent highs. Investors now look toward Friday’s employment report, which expects the US economy added 90,000 jobs in September. The jobless rate should hold at 4.1%. Markets hope this data brings more stability after a busy trading week.

Tap to Read More1 Oct 9:06 PM
It's raining cashbacks on Q-comm

It's raining cashbacks on Q-comm

Financial Express

Quick-commerce platforms are offering big cashbacks to attract festive shoppers. BigBasket, Zepto, and Flipkart Minutes have started new discount schemes on orders. Zepto’s Devendra Meel said, "This festive season, we're expanding our offers across banks, fintech and EMIs, giving users more ways to unlock value." These deals help boost basket sizes.

Tap to Read More1 Oct 2:39 PM
KawiSafi invests $2 million in Orb Energy's East Africa business

KawiSafi invests $2 million in Orb Energy's East Africa business

Business Line

KawiSafi Ventures invested $2 million in Orb Energy to expand its solar business across East Africa. Published on October 1, 2026, the funding supports commercial and industrial projects in Kenya. Orb Energy said the capital will help move projects from development into construction, boosting its clean energy work in the region.

Tap to Read More1 Oct 3:42 PM
Nobody is allowed to cap fuel sales: Petroleum Secretary

Nobody is allowed to cap fuel sales: Petroleum Secretary

Business Line

Petroleum Secretary Neeraj Mittal said on Thursday that oil companies cannot cap fuel sales. The government will tell retailers like Jio-bp and Nayara Energy that these limits are not acceptable. Mittal said, "Nobody is allowed to put a cap on sales." Officials are now working to ensure fuel remains available.

Tap to Read More1 Oct 2:40 PM
NCLT president pushes for higher IBC threshold

NCLT president pushes for higher IBC threshold

Financial Express

NCLT President Anupinder Singh Grewal suggested raising the insolvency threshold from ₹1 crore to ₹5 crore or ₹10 crore on Thursday. He said, "I do feel that the threshold needs to be revised upwards." He also pushed for mediation to resolve disputes early and warned against professionals who breach integrity.

Tap to Read More1 Oct 3:26 PM
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