V2 Retail, a prominent player in India’s retail sector, has unveiled an ambitious expansion plan, aiming to open 200 new stores each year. This bold strategy reflects the company’s confidence in India’s growing retail market, driven by a rising middle class and increasing demand for affordable yet quality fashion. The expansion will strengthen V2 Retail’s presence across both urban and rural markets, catering to a broad demographic.

Etihad Airways has launched a premium service from Kolkata, India, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s expansion strategy. With this new route, the Abu Dhabi-based airline aims to cater to high-end travelers and business executives, offering them a luxurious and seamless flying experience. This article explores the potential impact of Etihad’s new premium service on the Kolkata market, the airline’s stock market performance, and the broader Indian aviation industry.

In an effort to reward its dedicated workforce, Coal India has unveiled a generous Rs 1.03 lakh reward for its employees. The incentive, which comes as part of the company’s ongoing employee welfare initiative, aims to recognize hard work, boost employee morale, and enhance productivity across its vast network of operations. As the largest coal producer in India, Coal India’s move underscores the importance of employee engagement in driving organizational success.

The Indian personal computer (PC) market is witnessing an evolving landscape, with increasing opportunities for growth amid technological shifts and changing consumer behavior. In an exclusive interview, the Managing Director of HP India shed light on the company’s strategies to capitalize on this trend, focusing on market penetration, product innovation, and the role of digital transformation in driving demand. With hybrid work models and an expanding middle class fueling demand, HP India is positioning itself to lead the charge in this dynamic space.

In a significant move to stimulate consumption, recent cuts in Goods and Services Tax (GST) rates have spurred a notable uptick in e-commerce sales across India during the ongoing festive season. The reductions, which apply to a wide range of consumer goods, have created a favorable environment for online retailers, enabling them to offer discounts that appeal to price-sensitive shoppers. As a result, e-commerce platforms are experiencing a robust increase in transactions, driving optimism among stakeholders and signaling a strong recovery for the retail sector.

In recent trading sessions, the precious metals market has displayed contrasting trends, with gold prices recording notable gains while silver experienced a retreat. Gold, often seen as a safe-haven asset in times of uncertainty, has seen increased demand amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and inflation concerns. On the other hand, silver, which typically mirrors gold’s performance, has not enjoyed the same bullish momentum, and its decline in futures trade signals a divergence in market sentiment.

Saatvik Green Energy, an emerging player in India’s renewable energy sector, made its public debut on the stock market amid widespread anticipation. However, the company’s listing failed to meet investor expectations, with shares dipping post-launch. Despite the increasing global shift toward sustainable energy, Saatvik's entry into the market has been met with caution, as market sentiment remains volatile.

On September 25, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 100% tariff on imported branded and patented pharmaceutical products, effective October 1, 2025. This policy primarily targets high-cost, branded drugs, which constitute a minority of Indian pharmaceutical exports to the U.S. While the immediate impact on Indian generic drug manufacturers appears limited, concerns persist regarding potential future tariffs on complex generics and biosimilars.

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court of India has reinstated JSW Steel’s ₹19,700 crore acquisition of Bhushan Power & Steel Ltd. (BPSL), overturning its earlier verdict that had annulled the deal. The apex court emphasized that resolution plans approved under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) must not be reopened once finalized, reinforcing the primacy of the Committee of Creditors’ commercial wisdom.

The Government of India has announced its borrowing roadmap for the second half of fiscal year 2025-26, unveiling a plan to raise ₹6.77 lakh crore through dated securities between October 2025 and March 2026. This is part of the full-year target of ₹14.82 lakh crore, aligned with the fiscal deficit goal of 4.4% of GDP. The borrowing strategy emphasizes a balanced maturity profile, reduced reliance on ultra-long bonds, and includes ₹10,000 crore through Sovereign Green Bonds.