The WeWork IPO is in shamblesSo, there's been a lot of chatter recently about the big ticket IPO for WeWork and how it's about to set a new precedent for all startups in the future. Unfortunately, it seems as if that plan is now in serious jeopardy. So what went wrong?
Are Millennials to be blamed for the Auto Slowdown?So Nirmala Sitharaman's Press Conference on Tuesday really kicked off a Twitter storm didn’t it? That is our main story for today...
Trump's Volatile TweetsIn today's newsletter we discuss the newly minted Volfefe Index that tracks how Trump's tweets impact stock markets and, PayTM's plans (allegedly) to acquire stake in the troubled Yes Bank.
The Link is Complete or is it?The RBI has now made it mandatory for banks to link all floating rate loans to an external benchmark and we need to talk about this. This story is just one big translation
Why we should go back to the Moon?In today’s newsletter, we discuss the monetary impact of space exploration and Zomato’s new push for automation.
Why is Apple getting a loan?Ever wonder why Apple Keeps borrowing when it has $210 billion lying idle in its bank account?
The Trouble Keeps Piling onLooks like the recent Mega bank merger went wrong. Well, that's what the wisdom of crowds think it is. Why is it so?
The Great Big FineThe New Motor Vehicles Act has suddenly made it very expensive for people to flout traffic norms. We are talking about fines ranging from Rs. 500 to a mind-boggling Rs. 23,000. And we need to talk about this.
The 5 Trillion SummitThe GDP numbers are finally in. 5% is what we could muster last quarter.... What lead to this slowdown in India's growth?
Weekly Wrapup- The Clash of GiantsThis week, we saw a lot of breaking news. From the RBI's decision to transfer a whopping Rs. 1.76 Lakh Crore to the government, to NHAI's massive debt pileup. It couldn't have gotten more interesting and we have the complete wrap-up right here.
The Big Bad Debt ProblemA letter from Prime Minister’s Office on Wednesday said that “road infrastructure has become financially unviable” and that NHAI is “totally log jammed with unplanned and excessive expansion of roads”