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Anant Raj expands to Singapore to support $2.1B AI growth strategy
By Cygnus | 29 Apr 2026
Anant Raj launches a Singapore subsidiary to support its $2.1 billion AI data centre expansion. Explore its global strategy, capacity plans, and risks.
DeepSeek V4 puts Huawei Ascend 950PR at center of China’s AI race
By Cygnus | 29 Apr 2026
DeepSeek V4 has sparked a rush for Huawei’s Ascend 950PR AI chips as China’s largest tech firms accelerate domestic AI infrastructure plans.
Rooppur nuclear plant begins fuel loading as Bangladesh boosts energy security
By Axel Miller | 28 Apr 2026
Bangladesh has started nuclear fuel loading at the Rooppur plant. Explore how the project will strengthen long-term energy security and reduce import dependence.
Rising oil costs and regulation push fashion industry to rethink synthetic fiber dependence
By Axel Miller | 28 Apr 2026
Rising oil-linked costs and new EU regulations are pushing the fashion industry to rethink its reliance on synthetic fibers like polyester.
Europe’s integrated lithium project advances in Finland as Keliber begins phased production rollout
By Axel Miller | 28 Apr 2026
The Keliber lithium project in Finland is progressing with phased mining and refining plans, supporting Europe’s push for domestic battery material supply.
Thai AirAsia adjusts capacity and consolidates operations as fuel costs reshape network in 2026
By Cygnus | 28 Apr 2026
Thai AirAsia is adjusting flight capacity and routes in 2026 as fuel costs and demand shifts reshape its network, including changes to India services.
The death of the super carrier dream as United drops pursuit of American Airlines merger
By Axel Miller | 27 Apr 2026
United Airlines is no longer pursuing a merger with American Airlines. Here’s why regulatory pressure and market realities make such deals unlikely.
Eveready commissions Jammu plant to boost domestic alkaline battery production
By Axel Miller | 27 Apr 2026
Eveready launches a ₹200 crore alkaline battery plant in Jammu to expand domestic manufacturing and reduce import dependence in India’s battery market.
Global ambition as Sun Pharma explores large-scale overseas expansion amid Organon speculation
By Axel Miller | 27 Apr 2026
Reports of Sun Pharma acquiring Organon highlight India’s global pharma ambitions, but no deal is confirmed. Explore what’s real and what’s speculation.
Steel probe faces legal scrutiny as SAIL challenges CCI process
By Axel Miller | 24 Apr 2026
SAIL has approached the Madras High Court over a CCI probe, raising procedural concerns as India’s steel sector faces regulatory scrutiny.
Saab profits rise as governments expand AI-driven cybersecurity efforts
By Cygnus | 23 Apr 2026
Saab reports 28% profit growth while Australia partners with Anthropic to expand AI-driven cybersecurity efforts.
Urban mining gains traction as NavPrakriti explores expansion in critical minerals recycling
By Axel Miller | 21 Apr 2026
India’s critical minerals push is driving growth in battery recycling and urban mining, with companies exploring advanced refining capabilities.
Packaging cost pressures rise as polymer prices firm up amid global energy volatility
By Cygnus | 21 Apr 2026
Polymer prices are rising amid global energy volatility, increasing packaging costs for FMCG and industrial sectors in India.
Adani Power explores nuclear energy opportunities as India weighs policy reforms
By Axel Miller | 21 Apr 2026
Adani Power forms subsidiaries linked to nuclear energy as India evaluates policy reforms to expand private sector participation.
Solar cell supply concerns rise as India tightens domestic sourcing norms
By Cygnus | 21 Apr 2026
India’s solar industry faces supply challenges as domestic cell capacity lags module growth under evolving ALMM sourcing rules.
IMO prepares contingency coordination for vessels affected by heightened Strait of Hormuz risk
By Axel Miller | 21 Apr 2026
The IMO emphasizes maritime safety and risk monitoring in the Strait of Hormuz as geopolitical tensions impact global shipping and energy transport routes.
India’s renewable energy expansion faces transmission bottlenecks and project delays
By Cygnus | 21 Apr 2026
India’s renewable energy expansion is facing transmission delays and grid constraints, raising concerns over project execution and power evacuation.
India’s aluminium recycling sector faces cost pressures amid global supply chain disruptions
By Axel Miller | 21 Apr 2026
India’s aluminium recycling industry faces rising costs due to global scrap shortages, shipping disruptions, and evolving EU waste export regulations.
India advances coal-bed methane development through latest acreage allocation rounds
By Cygnus | 20 Apr 2026
India’s CBM sector sees participation from Reliance and Essar under OALP rounds as the country works to reduce LNG imports and boost domestic gas production.
Tesla energy business gains momentum as it supports overall growth
By Axel Miller | 20 Apr 2026
Tesla’s energy storage business is expanding as demand for Megapack systems rises, helping offset pressure in its EV segment.
Honda scales back China operations amid weak sales and EV transition pressure
By Cygnus | 17 Apr 2026
Honda is adjusting its China operations as EV competition rises. Learn how the automaker is reshaping its strategy in the world’s largest auto market.
Andhra Pradesh clears ₹2,500 crore cathode plant to strengthen EV supply chain
By Axel Miller | 17 Apr 2026
Andhra Pradesh clears a ₹2,500 crore cathode material plant, aiming to reduce import dependence and support India’s EV growth.
India’s 7-seater EV segment gains momentum as automakers target family buyers
By Axel Miller | 17 Apr 2026
India’s EV market is shifting toward larger vehicles, with automakers targeting 7-seater models amid rising demand and infrastructure challenges.
Suzlon Energy advances hybrid renewable strategy as financial recovery strengthens market position
By Cygnus | 17 Apr 2026
Suzlon Energy is expanding into hybrid renewable energy and improving financial stability as India’s wind sector regains momentum.
Widebody ambition: El Al expands Boeing 787 fleet to strengthen long-haul strategy
By Axel Miller | 16 Apr 2026
El Al expands its Boeing 787 fleet to modernize long-haul operations. The airline is evaluating the 787-10 to improve capacity and efficiency.
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