India-UK trade deal: Why the new FTA in the series of bilateral FTAs is a joint success of trade & foreign policy

India-UK FTA: It’s the joint success story of India’s Trade & Foreign Policy. (AI image) By Himanshu TewariThe recent announcement of India UK FTA is new in the series of bilateral FTAsnegotiated in the recent past – starting with Australia, followed by UAE and EFTA countries (Norway, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Iceland). It demonstrates a very deliberate…

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Amazon revamps pay structure: What it means for ‘high-performing’ tech employees

Amazon is changing how it pays employees, focusing more on consistent top performance over time rather than one-time achievements.The new pay structure aims to reward employees who consistently perform at a high level and to reduce bonuses for those with less consistent records.According to an Amazon spokesperson, the new framework “better distinguishes between newer high…

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Pharma sector continues to thrive, driven by price-led expansion

Representative image (Picture credit: IANS) The Indian pharmaceutical market continued rising in April 2025, achieving a strong annual growth of 7.8%, with total sales reaching a remarkable Rs 19,711 crore.According to a report by Pharmatrack, the sector recorded an impressive Rs 1,424 crore in additional sales this month, highlighting its continued resilience and strong demand.The…

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India stock market is 245 times Pakistan’s stock market! Nifty50 resilient, KSE 100 crashes 9.5% amidst India-Pakistan tensions

India’s market demonstrates superior structural strength. (AI image) India-Pakistan tensions: The reaction of stock markets in India and Pakistan to the rising tensions post Pahalgam terror attack and the ongoing Operation Sindoor so far is an indication of India’s underlying economic strength. The stock markets of India and Pakistan have shown contrasting responses to the…

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Re pares loss on RBI move, up at 85.37/$

MUMBAI: The rupee recovered sharply on Friday to close at 85.37 against the dollar after touching an intraday low of 85.85, helped by dollar sales from public sector banks acting on behalf of the RBI.The domestic currency closed at 85.71 in the previous session.Despite the late recovery, the rupee posted its steepest weekly decline in…

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