K R Balasubramanyam
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 11
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 19, 2026
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Bengaluru’s tax gap, not tax rates, is the real resource problem: Krishna Byre Gowda (opens the original)
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Six months after oil spiked, why are markets reacting so sharply now? Gold paradox: Why India, a refining giant, is not a big bullion exporter A refinery is not a laptop: Why America's diesel problem can't be switched off Everyone asks who will fund AI. Few ask who pays if it burns How Irdai’s big reset can change insurance landscape, customer choice Can Fly91’s flightpath for India’s smallest airline defy the doomy past?
Karnataka: Nikhil Kumaraswamy to contest from Ramanagara again in 2028 (opens the original)
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A different kind of buyback. Is this the beginning of these kinds of buybacks? Come January 2027, will India’s online platforms get their own Tukaram? Four rules made HDFC Bank a compounder. All four have stopped. Can the new CEO rewrite them? Gold rush on Dalal St as regional jewellers bid to be the next Tanishq Hormuz is a state, not a strait. There are 10 other possible chokepoints for the global economy, including India
Uber, Eternal, Porter quit Karnataka gig and platform workers welfare board - The Economic Times (opens the original)
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Uber, Eternal and Porter have withdrawn from the Karnataka Platform-Based Gig Workers Welfare Board, saying they do not wish to remain part of a statutory body created under a law they have challenged in the high court.The three companies are members of the board constituted under the Karnataka Platform-Based Gig Workers (Social Security and Welfare) Act, 2025. Amazon India, which is also represented on the board, has stayed on as it is not a
Ramakrishna Hegde at 100: The CM who treated power as a passing phase (opens the original)
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FCNR (B) scheme garners USD65 bn, but why isn't the rupee gaining? ET Prime special: Bigger, Better or Both? Understanding business to figure out the mystery: Power Grid Corp – Part 1 US bond yield: Will it become a new pain point? Bigger or Better: BEL’s biggest shareholder is also its biggest customer – and its rule-maker. Final part Train station to rocket propellants, a Nagpur firm’s INR21k-cr journey Are patients paying the price for India’s PE-led healthcare boom?
Siddaramaiah’s absences fuel speculation over next move (opens the original)
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Bigger or Better: BEL’s biggest shareholder is also its biggest customer – and its rule-maker. Final part Train station to rocket propellants, a Nagpur firm’s INR21k-cr journey Are patients paying the price for India’s PE-led healthcare boom? The Nifty doesn't predict India. It records it Power shift, a déjà vu: Air India could be new CEO’s toughest flight yet ET Prime special series: Bigger or Better? Bharat Electronics’ 2013 to 2026 journey – Part 2
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