Many professionals take continuing education. Let’s add etiquette classes This type of training is needed now more than ever, as the American workplace gets more and more diverse The Guardian - US · Sep 13
Karnataka seeks bigger ExxonMobil footprint in Bengaluru, eyes skilling and startup tie-ups Karnataka's Home Minister met with ExxonMobil to discuss expanding their Bengaluru operations. Discussions focused on skilling, startup support, and joint innovation initiatives. The state recently approved significant investment projects creating many new jobs. These projects include aerospace, electronics, and IT space development. Toyota Kirloskar Motor will also establish a business… The Economic Times · Sep 13
Block Makes a Federal Trust Bank Move That Could Reshape Its Fintech Model Block filed with the OCC to form Builders Bank & Trust, N.A., a national trust charter aimed at cutting sponsor-bank fees and unifying compliance for Cash App and Square. MarketBeat · Sep 11
Satin Finserv Limited launches 'Sankalp by Satin Finserv: The Climate Edition' to back India's next generation of climate innovators Satin Finserv Limited has announced the launch of ' The Climate Edition', a national initiative aimed at discovering and supporting students and early-stage startups building solutions to some of the most pressing climate and environmental challenges. The Economic Times · Sep 11
GFF 2026: NITI Aayog's Gauba calls for deregulation as defining feature of India's next-generation reforms NITI Aayog member Rajiv Gauba called for simpler rules and hassle-free processes. He emphasised deregulation and doing away with license approvals and frequent renewals. India's digital public infrastructure serves as a global model for financial inclusion. Regulatory frameworks should balance public interest and innovation while promoting competition. The Economic Times · Sep 10
BRICS 2026: From bigger to better? The New Delhi summit may put trade, tech and energy in focus BRICS 2026 will test whether the expanded 11-member grouping can translate its growing economic and geopolitical weight into practical cooperation. With trade, payments, startups, AI, energy, critical minerals and climate finance on the agenda, India’s presidency faces a tougher challenge: building consensus among members whose strategic interests often diverge. The Economic Times · Sep 10
UK Data-Centre Boom Could Deliver Just a Quarter of Techuk's 40,000-Job Forecast Verdant's analysis reveals UK datacentres may create only 10,400 jobs, challenging TechUK's higher projections. The findings spark political debate over the sector's environmental impact and economic benefits. International Business Times UK · Sep 9
Exclusive: Latitude, founded by Stripe and Uber alums, raises $35 million to turn stablecoins into local payments The startup is targeting the gap between instant digital transfers and money people can actually spend. Fortune · Sep 9
Meet Asia-Pacific’s Top Employers for 2026 The Top Employers Institute has revealed its esteemed 2026 Asia-Pacific honorees, showcasing 460 organizations from 23 countries that have earned this prestigious certification. These companies exemplify exceptional workplace environments and robust people practices. Their intentional organizational design and consistent performance under challenging circumstances reflect a strong dedication to redefining the… The Economic Times · Sep 9
Nomura raises target price of stock that’s up over 150% in 2026; stock soars another 6% Shares of Avalon Technologies rose sharply on Monday after Nomura raised its target price to Rs 2,767 from Rs 2,211 while retaining a Buy rating. The brokerage said Avalon’s joint venture with Zollner Electronic will expand its capabilities, add global customers and support entry into healthcare, test and measurement, and… The Economic Times · Sep 7
Civil rights groups urge a halt to South Africa data centers boom amid water and power fears Civil rights groups in South Africa are calling for a pause on building more data centers until their use of water, land and electricity is investigated The Independent UK · Sep 4
Pressure on John Swinney as SNP MSP says data centre moratorium ‘needs consideration’ PRESSURE is building on the Scottish Government to back a moratorium on hyperscale data centres after an SNP MSP said it should be given “serious… The National (Scotland) · Sep 3
Small investors, big money! 15 retail-heavy subscribed IPOs of 2026 deliver up to 76% returns Small investors have profited significantly from 2026 IPOs with strong retail demand. Many of these issues are trading well above their initial offer prices. Tempsens Instruments and Sunshine Pictures show the highest returns, gaining seventy-six percent. This performance follows robust listing gains, with fourteen of fifteen IPOs trading higher. The… The Economic Times · Sep 3
Palantir CEO Alex Karp says French restrictions on US software are ‘backfiring’ Palantir CEO Alex Karp said on Wednesday French restrictions limiting government use of US-made software were proving counterproductive. His comments followed France’s decision to replace Palantir with domestic provider ChapsVision at intelligence agency DGSI over data sovereignty concerns. Karp said Europe’s regulatory environment was hurting competitiveness. France 24 · Sep 2
The Economic Times · Sep 1 Happiest Minds stake sale: At 82, Ashok Soota’s next act is a ₹1,330 cr healthcare push Ashok Soota is selling a significant stake in Happiest Minds Technologies for Rs 1,330 crore. These funds will support his medical research and healthcare ventures. ITC Infotech will acquire the stake as part of a merger plan. The combined entity aims for a USD 1 billion turnover by FY28. Soota…
The National (Scotland) · Aug 31 Campaigners slam plans for Greenock data centre on site owned by billionaire brothers CAMPAIGNERS have hit out at plans for a huge data centre at a site owned by billionaire businessmen James and Sandy Easdale ...
The Times of India · Aug 31 Tiny Scottish village of 200 homes in Auchtertool, Fife, fights plans for world’s second-largest data centre covering more than 100 football pitches; 1,600 objections pile up, residents fear it could dwarf their community Residents of Auchtertool, Fife, are fighting plans for the world’s second-largest data centre, which would cover more than 100 football pitches beside their 200-home village. More than 1,600 objections have been lodged, while locals fear the vast development could transform their quiet rural community and bring concerns over noise, heat,…
MarketBeat · Aug 30 Strike a Balance Between Growth and Stability With These 3 Names Ready to Rally Allegro MicroSystems, Onto Innovation, and Badger Meter offer stability with growth potential, tied to secular trends in EVs, chip manufacturing, and water infrastructure.
The National (Scotland) · Aug 30 Billionaire brothers submit plans for huge AI data centre in Scottish valley PLANS have been submitted for a huge 80,000-square-metre data centre at a site owned by billionaire businessmen James and Sandy Easdale ...
The Economic Times · Aug 29 Sebi bars Trafiksol ITS, its promoters from securities market for 1 year; slaps Rs 1.05 cr fine Sebi has taken decisive action against Trafiksol and its promoters, imposing a one-year ban from the securities market. The company and its directors face penalties totaling Rs 1.05 crore after being found in serious breach of regulations concerning financial disclosures and the allocation of IPO funds. The decision comes in…
MarketBeat · Aug 26 Oura’s $16 Billion IPO Could Put a New Price on Wearable Tech Oura Health is reportedly seeking a $16 billion valuation in a U.S. IPO, a pricing test that could reshape how Wall Street values wearable divisions at Apple and Alphabet.
The Economic Times · Aug 26 Next market winners: Jefferies sees potential in data centers as hyperscalers race for AI capacity Hyperscalers are accelerating data-centre leasing as power constraints and lengthy development timelines limit supply. North American non-commenced leases reached 25.5 GW in Q2 2026, up sharply year-on-year, with third-party operators expected to deliver an increasing share of future capacity.
The Economic Times · Aug 26 Zoho’s Sridhar Vembu has advice for engineers, scientists and doctors: ‘Do sales, get rejected, repeat’ Zoho chief scientist Sridhar Vembu has urged engineers, scientists and doctors who want to become entrepreneurs to start with sales calls, embrace rejection and learn directly from customers. He argues that selling improves communication, tests business assumptions and helps technical professionals understand what it takes to build a successful company.
Fortune · Aug 25 Elon Musk’s former X product chief Nikita Bier is charging venture-backed founders $15,000 for a 30-minute consulting call Bier stepped down as head of product earlier this month.
The Guardian - AU · Aug 25 Australia may face a rush of datacentre construction as AI firms look to avoid upcoming rules, experts say Regulations will require new sites to avoid pushing up power prices by building renewable energy plants and minimising water use