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60% of nearly 600 realty projects under scrutiny in Kolkata likely to get clearance soon: CREDAI

Approximately sixty percent of Kolkata's real estate projects will soon receive clearance. Most remaining projects are expected to be approved before August fifteenth. This follows mandatory scrutiny of buildings taller than four floors by the Kolkata Municipal Corporation. The government has made significant progress in reviewing these development proposals. Restarting…

The Economic Times

Tech Brief (Aug. 6): U.S. Drafts Ban on Chinese Optical Modules, Exposing Mutual Supply Chain Risks

MiniMax shares surge after joining Hong Kong Stock Connect, Unitree IPO opens with bids implying up to 55 billion yuan valuation

Caixin Global

How open-source malware is re-targeting UK supply chains

Open-source malware has changed shape. What once focused on noisy cryptomining has moved toward something far more valuable: access.

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Construction qcomm outfit HomeRun raises $12 million from Nexus Venture Partners, others

HomeRun, the Bengaluru-based startup that specializes in quick delivery of construction and renovation materials, has successfully raised twelve million dollars in a funding round led by Nexus Venture Partners. This fresh capital injection will support its expansion efforts and improve its supply chain technology. Having completed over one hundred thousand…

The Economic Times

LEAP India Rs 2,480-crore IPO opens tomorrow. Check GMP, price band and other key details

KKR-backed LEAP India is set to launch its Rs 2,480 crore IPO on August 7, with shares commanding a grey market premium of around 2%. The company plans to use the proceeds to reduce debt and strengthen its balance sheet, while investors bet on India's growing logistics and supply chain…

The Economic Times

HAL shares jump over 6%, extend gains for second straight session. What did its annual report reveal?

HAL shares surged over 6% after the company’s annual report highlighted a robust order book of Rs 2.55 lakh crore for FY26, offering 7-8 years of revenue visibility. The defence major expects growth to accelerate through supply chain stabilisation, capacity expansion, infrastructure investments, and faster production ramp-up of key platforms,…

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From 1899 to 1902, wartime horse fodder may have carried Argentine ants into South Africa; the insects later disrupted the recovery of some large-seeded plants

British forces brought horses and supplies to South Africa during a war. Imported horse fodder linked to the arrival of Argentine ants. These ants disrupted native seed dispersal relationships with plants. This ecological change resulted from wartime supply chain connections. Human movement and warfare caused unintended environmental consequences.

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AMD Says Unexpected Demand Is Squeezing Server CPU Supply, But Lisa Su Forecasts a Brighter 2027: ‘Should Be Better Than 2026’

On Tuesday, Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMD) said stronger-than-expected demand has tightened the server CPU supply chain, but CEO Lisa Su expects conditions to improve in 2027.

Benzinga

US Assistant Secretary Paul Kapur to visit India, Central Asian nations to boost trade, regional ties

Assistant Secretary S. Paul Kapur will visit India and Central Asian nations from August 5 to 12. His trip aims to advance key bilateral and regional economic priorities for the administration. Discussions will focus on trade, investment, and strengthening supply chain resilience across the region. Kapur will meet with senior…

The Economic Times

5 Thiruvalluvar Kural Verses on Ethics and Governance That Every Indian Leadership Team Should Know

1. On choosing the right people: the minister problemThe Kural's chapter on ministers, Amaichchu, in the Porul section, is essentially a hiring framework. Thiruvalluvar argues that a ruler's single most consequential act is selecting who sits closest to the decision. He does not mean loyalty. He means tested judgment: someone…

Times Life

US weighs polysilicon price floor, tariffs to counter China in solar and chips

The Trump administration plans price floors and tariffs on polysilicon imports. This move aims to protect domestic factories and compete with China's ambitions. The decision impacts solar panel and semiconductor manufacturing supply chains significantly. Importers investing in US production may offset associated trade protection costs. China criticizes the trade investigation,…

The Economic Times

Trump Targets A New Piece Of China's AI Supply Chain. Data Center Equipment Faces Fresh U.S. Curbs

The Trump administration is drafting rules to block imports of new Chinese optical transceiver models used in AI data centers, citing national security concerns.

International Business Times

'Strategic autonomy' in AI crucial, avoid overdependence on single source: IT Secretary, S Krishnan

India must build domestic AI capabilities and avoid single-source dependence. Strategic autonomy is key for India's AI ecosystem development. Diversified and resilient global supply chains are essential for India's AI integration. The government is considering an artificial intelligence law and regulatory framework. Feedback is currently being gathered for potential AI…

The Economic Times

A Palantir Deal May Boost Mercury System’s Efficiency, But Don’t Rush to Buy MRCY Stock

Mercury Systems partners with Palantir to speed up defense production and modernize supply chains.

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IndiGo should remain disciplined, resilient: CEO Willie Walsh tells staff

In his first address to employees, new IndiGo CEO Willie Walsh said the airline must remain agile, disciplined and resilient amid airspace disruptions, supply chain constraints and changing global conditions. As IndiGo marks 20 years of operations, Walsh said the carrier is well placed to expand internationally, with over 900…

The Economic Times

Government tightens surveillance on GLP-1 weight-loss drug promotion amidst surrogate advertising concerns

Central government directs state regulators to enhance surveillance over GLP-1 drug promotion. Approved GLP-1 drugs are only for Type 2 diabetes and specific weight management. Advisories were issued to manufacturers and drug controllers regarding product information. Regulators must monitor supply chains and take action against diversion. Advertising platforms will be…

Times Life

What Chanakya Wrote in the Arthashastra About Intelligence That Still Drives Competitive Business Research

The spy network Chanakya built before he built anything elseBefore Chandragupta Maurya had a throne, Chanakya had agents. The Arthashastra describes a classified intelligence apparatus, sattris (wandering monks), tikshnas (sharp agents posing as merchants), and rasadas (poison specialists who doubled as informants), deployed not during war but during peacetime. The…

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'Generative AI is already changing what malicious software packages look like and how threat actors are beginning to probe AI-based code systems': Amazon flags North Korean hacker group as being behind the surge in open source supply chain attacks

Amazon linked a North Korean hacking group to software supply chain attacks while warning generative AI is changing malware development techniques.

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The Independent UK

US faces new pressure to build weapons without China's rare earth magnets

A group of young scientists and entrepreneurs started a backyard lab in Boston in 2018 to find a cleaner metal-refining method

The Economic Times

KKR-backed LEAP India's IPO opens on August 7; price band set at Rs 151-159

KKR-backed LEAP India will open its Rs 2,480 crore IPO for subscription on August 7, with a price band of Rs 151-159 per share. The issue comprises a Rs 480 crore fresh issue and a Rs 2,000 crore OFS. The company plans to use proceeds to repay debt and for…

The Economic Times

AI boom, West Asia crisis trigger printed circuit board shortage, price rise in electronics industry

This crunch in printed circuit boards (PCB) -- a hardware platform on which components are fixed in electronic products -- stems from rising material costs, supply chain disruptions in key shipping routes, and component diversion toward high-end artificial intelligence hardware.

The Economic Times

Indian companies build inventories amid rising commodity prices, supply chain risks: Report

Indian companies are accelerating inventory build-up to meet strong domestic demand. This strategy also prepares them for potential commodity price increases and supply chain disruptions. Resilient consumer demand has been evident in company earnings reports for the April-June quarter. Banking, capital goods, and select IT firms showed better-than-expected quarterly performance.…

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‘More than just objects’: Australian booksellers raise alarm over ‘horrific’ destruction of rare titles to feed AI

Secondhand booksellers believe they may have been caught up in the AI supply chain that sees old books scanned then destroyed

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USDA Expects Grocery Prices to Rise Again—Which Foods Are Likely to Cost More Before Labor Day?

Recent economic forecasts from agricultural officials indicate that supermarket prices will climb before autumn arrives. Federal data highlights persistent supply chain pressures affecting specific agricultural sectors across the country. Families preparing for late summer barbecues face looming price hikes on popular cookout ingredients. Knowing which foods will cost more helps…

The Economic Times

India enters the story as China begins to rewrite the chips playbook

India and China are pursuing sharply different semiconductor strategies. While China is developing domestic lithography machines to reduce reliance on foreign technology, India is strengthening ties with ASML through Tata Electronics to enter the global semiconductor equipment supply chain. The Tata-ASML discussions could help India build advanced manufacturing capabilities and…

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