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Indian weddings expected to generate ₹6 lakh crore in two months, CAIT says
As the wedding season begins in India, CAIT forecasts 48 lakh weddings in November and December, po…
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Karwa Chauth festivities to boost economy by ₹22,000 crore
Deeply rooted in Indian culture and spirituality, the festival of Karwa Chauth has grown into a sig…
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Consumer staples volume will grow in the coming quarters, notes Motilal Oswal report
A marked growth is visible in the consumer staple segment, and the trajectory in volume improvement…
ANI
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Adani vs Ambani: Mukesh Ambani has overtaken Gautam Adani in race to become richest person in India
Their rivalry isn't merely a headline-grabbing feud, but a significant force shaping the Indian eco…
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My job offer was rescinded, so I started freelancing to support myself. Gen Z workers like me are turning to portfolio careers for security in this economy.
A Gen Z grad started working freelance after his job offer was rescinded, then landed a corporate j…
Ella Hopkins
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I got married at 25 and took a personal loan of $15,000 to pay for the wedding. I don't regret it.
The author and her high school sweetheart took out a loan to pay for their wedding. It took them fi…
Jessica Tzikas
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I sat in the front and back of economy for a round-trip, long-haul flight. I'm still partial to the back.
Business Insider's author sat at the front and back of economy class on recent 10-hour flights. Ult…
Monica Humphries
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A wedding on ice
A bride and groom tried an extreme wedding. They stood on a mound of black volcanic sand with the h…
Talia Lakritz
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How HENRYs are investing and spending in the face of an uncertain economy
HENRYs — high earners, not rich yet — are a wide-ranging group often making over $100,0…
Noah Sheidlower
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman unveils vision for AI's impact on economy and society at WEF Davos
In a Davos session themed 'Technology in a Turbulent World,' Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, delved into…
ANI
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Upcoming wedding season likely to generate Rs 4.7 lakh cr business in India : CAIT
The estimates are based on inputs from trade bodies in 30 cities in different states and stakeh…
PTI
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Vijay Shekhar Sharma says 'Wed in India' is a good idea for its food options
He stated, "No matter where Indians go they always look for Indian food and I believe the best Indi…
ANI
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Gold rush: Don’t recycle or book profits yet, another bull-run on the way say analysts
India is sitting on physical gold holdings which are estimated anywhere between 25,000 to 27000 ton…
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Elephant will not march but run, powered by private consumption: Union AMC
The next two decades and not just the next five years will be India’s “moment of reckoning”, accord…
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We’d like to curtail consumption-led loans with no clear end use: RBI Dy Governor
“The loans in the under ₹50,000 segments is less than half a percent of total outstanding. The…
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Wealthy millennials are blowing their pandemic savings on $200,000 postponed weddings
Those who budgeted $100,000 for a 2020 wedding are now spending twice as much on their delayed wedd…
Hillary Hoffower
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India's smartphone shipments fall 6% in 2022, moderate growth in 2023
India's smartphone shipments fell to 151.6 million units in 2022, declining by 6 per cent compared …
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Biden must extend the student-loan payment pause given the uncertainty with Omicron, Chuck Schumer says: 'We're not getting out of this as quickly as we'd like'
"If we don't extend the pause, interest rates just pile up. Students owe a fortune," Senator Schume…
Ayelet Sheffey
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The credit crunch is here and it could cripple the economy. Here's what Larry Summers, Nouriel Roubini and 7 other experts have said on the emerging threat.
Larry Summers, Mike Wilson, Nouriel Roubini and Bill Gross are among those who have warned of the e…
Zinya Salfiti
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The 'Great Regret' isn't just for job switchers. Some of the smartest companies in the world realized they hired too many people.
Companies saw booming growth, and hired accordingly. Now, the market is slowing — and workers are p…