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After the deep sell-off in cryptos, the thesis that bitcoin is an alternative to gold falls flat. If anything, Monday's crash shows cryptos acted like risk assets rather than safe-haven bets. Can bitcoin become a 'safe' bet for investors? Take a look at this report for more.

Bitcoin as 'digital gold' thesis falls flat

Is Thailand set to legalise gambling? The Thai government is determined to legalise casinos so that the country can attract more tourists, boost its economy, and increase its tax revenue by billions of dollars.

Thailand proposes 30-year licenses for casinos

Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has unexpectedly taken the helm of Bangladesh, a nation grappling with economic challenges. Known as the 'banker to the poor', Yunus is a staunch advocate of social businesses that prioritise solving societal problems over profit maximisation.

Can Yunus mend a Bangladesh's economic crisis?

Following US jobless claims data showing fewer applicants for aid than anticipated, the market sentiment improved. Last week, worse-than-expected jobs data on Friday stoked worries of a recession that led to a market meltdown. However, the latest data eased those concerns about the labour market. Volatility continues to dominate markets this week.

S&P rally marks best session since Nov 2022

Bangladesh's garment factories reopen after a week-long closure caused by violent protests. The unrest, which led to the resignation and flight of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, resulted in significant production halts.

Workers return to factories as Bangladesh seeks recovery

We focus on the rolls back of a property tax announcement in India's budget. Pressured by the real estate sector, the government reversed its decision on long-term capital gains tax on the sale of property. This next report gives the nuanced changes and what it means to you.

India makes u-turn on indexation benefits

Recent earnings reports from US consumer giants reveal a significant drag from the Chinese market, despite its large population and economic potential.

Weak Chinese demand hits big corporations

We look at the unexpected slowdown in china's only bright economic spot so far - its exports. The decline in global demand has put China's export engine in jeopardy, which is crucial for the country's goal of 5% growth. This comes as Beijing is also having trouble boosting its consumer economy.

Cooling global demand threatens China's economic bright spot

Lets, take a look at the center of worry for global investors - Japan. In less than a week, Japan has completely flipped the world's expectations for its markets and economy.

Is Japan's pivot hurting global investors?

Ten foreign airlines operating in India are facing a significant tax dispute. The directorate general of goods and services tax intelligence has accused these airlines of evading taxes worth $1.2 billion.

10 foreign airlines face $1.2 billion GST evasion allegations

Boeing’s mid-air panel blowout incident in January continues to haunt the company. Despite announcing changes to design & advanced safety measures. Workers claim a ‘high-pressure’ environment as the reason for the mishaps. Take a look at this next report to find out more on what next in ‘the boeing curse’.

Over 400 safety violations found at Boeing facilities in past year

A bloodbath in Indian markets from the global stock slump has not displaced the country's reign among Asian peers. The pace of India's losses and the reversal since Monday's crash is better than other Asian markets. In this next report, we dive deep into the reasons and performance.

Indian stocks remain Asia's top performers

Insolvencies in Canada have skyrocketed, reaching a four-year high in the second quarter of 2024. Data from Canada’s office of the superintendent of bankruptcy reveals a 13.3% increase in total insolvencies compared to the same period last year.

Canada’s insolvency rates soar 13.3%, highest in 4 years

The rollercoaster ride in global financial markets continues. After a meltdown on Monday, world stocks are on track for gains for a second consecutive day.

Japan's $1.1 trillion stock meltdown rewrote record books

Bangladesh, a global textile powerhouse, is facing a severe crisis. Political unrest has brought the country to a standstill, with violent protests, curfews, and internet shutdowns disrupting daily life.

Bangladesh’s garment sector faces $4 bn loss amid crisis

Asian stocks rise as BOJ eases rate worries

The Indian government has reversed course on its recent property tax changes. Just two weeks after introducing modifications that drew heavy criticism for burdening the middle class, the government has offered a concession.

India relaxes property tax rules

OLA Electric, India's leading electric scooter manufacturer, successfully concluded its initial public offering on Tuesday. The offering garnered $1.8 billion in bids, oversubscribing 4.3 times. With this, OLA Electric's valuation touched $4 billion, marking a 25 percent decline from its previous funding round. This makes it the largest IPO in India for 2024.

OLA Electric IPO oversubscribed 4.3 times, raising $1.8 billion

India is the fastest growing major economy in the world, but it's the ultra-rich who are growing the fastest. Take a look at this report to find out where they invest and if you are in the league of the super rich.

What does it take to be 'ultra-rich' in India?

A federal judge has ruled that Google’s search business constitutes an illegal monopoly. This ruling supports the position of state and federal antitrust enforcers who argued that Google’s dominance in search is unlawful.

Apple could gain advantage from Google’s antitrust loss

Family-owned businesses continue to be the driving force of the Indian economy. These businesses have outperformed their non-family counterparts in terms of growth and profitability. However, the challenge of maintaining performance across generations looms large. Take a look at this report for more.

Family-owned businesses dominate Indian GDP

The Saudi state oil firm's stock has fallen this year. That is in contrast to some major oil-producing companies whose shares have risen to new record highs. Watch in for more details!

Aramco investors miss out on oil stocks rally

Bangladesh faces economic losses of up to $10 billion as a result of the greatest political violence Bangladesh has seen since prime minister sheikh Hasina's January victory. This will be a devastating blow to the country's efforts to strengthen dwindling currency reserves.

Shutdowns may cost Bangladesh $10 billion

Global stocks are in recovery mode early on Tuesday after a deep selloff across markets from Tokyo to London to New York. Japanese stocks powered higher, leading gains in Asia. They are covering part of the ground lost in Monday's worldwide plunge.

Nikkei 225 rallies at open after sliding over 12% on Monday

The rupee has fallen from being the best-performing currency in developing Asia at the beginning of the year to the worst-performing since July...And it seems probable that this loss will continue. Can rupee stage a comeback?

Rupee at record lows weaken outlook further

India is expected to lead the global energy demand in the coming years. The country’s rich demographics and growing consumption calls for more energy production. But what are the speedbumps in India’s road to self-sufficiency in power generation? Take a look at this report for more.

Powering up India: A trillion-dollar challenge