In today's episode we talk about used cars and why their prices have been skyrocketing of late.

On Monday, shares of Adani group companies tumbled rather precipitously in a matter of a few hours. And while it came against the backdrop of an ET report that alleged NSDL had frozen the accounts of three foreign funds holding about 43,000 crores worth of shares in the group companies, not everybody was convinced about the veracity of the reports themselves. So in today’s episode, we piece together the puzzle and see all the conflicting reports associated with the incident

In today's episode we talk about revenge shopping and why people may suddenly be looking to buy luxury goods.

Last week, the US Senate passed a monumental industrial policy bill (“US Innovation and Competition Act”) that authorized a whopping $250 billion in federal funding towards science and technology research, subsidies for chipmakers, and academic research. But the implications of this bill are likely to be far-reaching and in today’s episode we discuss this and more.

In today's episode we talk about Toothpaste wars and how Colgate is trying to hold its fort in an increasingly competitive landscape.

In today's episode we talk about smartwatches, wireless earphones and Apple's place in all of this.

A few days ago, the union minister for petroleum and natural gas said that he would like to see petrol and diesel included under the ambit of the GST. The reason being that it would probably bring down fuel prices. And while the suggestion does deserve merit, we have to ask - What's really stopping us from actually implementing this? So in today's episode we discuss this and more

In today's episode we talk about the recent internet outage and the kind of economic impact it can have

In today's episode we talk about how Covid may exacerbate the global semiconductor shortage

In today's episode we talk about why there's so much riding on the government's latest project, the National Asset Reconstruction Company

In today's episode we talk about automakers and the horrible month they just had.

In today's episode, we talk about Nestlé's confession, unhealthy food and new labelling guidelines

In today's episode we talk about the latest cyberattack on JBS and try to quantify the impact they might have on large businesses

In today's episode we talk about Juhi Chawla's lawsuit against 5G and the evidence surrounding the adverse health effects associated with cellular technology

In today's episode we talk about fertility rates, China's three child policy, and why is it so hard to optimize population levels

You can buy almost anything on Amazon. And Amazon can buy almost anything it wants — Which is why it should come as no surprise that they just went ahead and bought MGM ((Metro Goldwyn Mayer) — the iconic Hollywood studio for a whopping ~$8.5 billion. So in today’s episode, we look at the deal and ask — “What is Amazon trying to do with its latest acquisition”

In today's episode we talk about a rather interesting theory that’s now trying to explain why stock markets continue to rise despite gloomy economic prospects.

In today's episode we talk about the Olympics and the economic incentives influencing decisions at the top.

In today's episode we talk about global minimum tax rates and why the US is seemingly pushing for it.

In today's episode we talk about how a power source that was once considered a vanity object suddenly came to dominate the energy mix