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Ace investors take a hit on portfolios in March quarter By Ruchita Sonawane , ET Bureau Last Updated: May 29, 2026, 06:23:00 AM IST Synopsis Top Indian investors saw their portfolios shrink in the first quarter. Hemendra Kothari and Mukul Agrawal experienced over 25% declines. Madhusudan Kela's holdings fell 21%. The portfolios of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's

Interest in overseas investing has risen as Indian equities lag several global markets over the past year. A look at different ways to invest overseas, the costs involved, and what to watch out for. What's the rush for investing overseas these days? The recent interest is largely because global markets have done better than India

A rendering of imaging satellites operated by Finland’s Iceye, which announced a 150 million euro Series E funding round in December led by U.S.-based General Catalyst. Credit: Iceye TAMPA, Fla. — While European space startups are attracting more venture capital, their private-led growth rounds remain anchored by U.S. investors rather than regional investment firms. The

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A class action filed in California accuses JPMorgan Chase of aiding a US$328 million crypto Ponzi scheme run by Goliath Ventures, alleging the bank ignored clear warning signs. Approximately US$253 million flowed through a single JPMorgan account, with US$123 million, transferred directly to Coinbase wallets. Goliath Ventures CEO Christopher Delgado was arrested in February on

Business AI companies are spending eye-watering amounts of money on infrastructure and training to improve AI. Many investors are getting nervous. Beyond the short term financial markets, tech experts say the AI revolution is real, but the economic impacts may be longer term. Transformative tech is real, experts say, but we may still be in

As government programs and private ventures lay the groundwork for a sustained presence on the moon, a handful of commercial space pioneers are starting to turn their attention further afield. Mars promises a new frontier for commerce, spanning resource extraction to scientific services, even as its commercial viability remains far more distant and uncertain than

Every Thursday, Delve Into AI will provide nuanced insights on how the continent’s AI trajectory is shaping up. In this column, we examine how AI influences culture, policy, businesses, and vice versa. Read to get smarter about the people, projects, and questions shaping Africa’s AI future. Let us know your thoughts on the column through