When Viren Bhagat announced plans to set up shop in London, he joined a growing number of Indian jewellers expanding into western markets, where the vast majority of the country’s diaspora live. Bhagat started to increase his exposure outside India through his participation in Tefaf, the European Fine Art Foundation fair held annually in Maastricht … Read more
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Masayoshi Son’s SoftBank Group swung to a ¥1.2tn ($7.8bn) profit in its latest quarter, driven by a string of successful initial public offerings in India and better tech valuations. The company’s results easily beat analysts’ … Read more
Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the Indian business & finance myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. Trading in Indian food delivery app Swiggy begins on Wednesday in a $1.3bn initial public offering that investors have already given a lukewarm reception, as it tries to grow in a fiercely competitive … Read more
Thirteen-year-old Sunita was helping her mother in the kitchen when she suddenly slipped and hurt her left leg. Though the pain lingered for a year, there were no visible signs of injury. Then, one night, everything changed. The pain intensified, her entire leg turned red and swollen, and small red marks appeared all over. Concerned, … Read more
Story and photo shared courtesy of Mountain Watershed Association and the author. By: Colleen O’Neil | October 2, 2024 View of Indian Creek from the new trail easement. In August, the Randell E. Nicholson Irrevocable Trust signed a trail easement agreement with Mountain Watershed Association (MWA). The easement allows the non-profit to build a 1.1- … Read more
