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Shubham Kumar's coverage focuses on investment analysis, press releases, and private sector announcements in a variety of industries such as healthcare, railways, power, banking, consumer electronics and manufacturing.
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By: Shubham Kumar, Apoorva Bajj
The man who just took over WhatsApp is also India's most prolific angel investor. Tracxn lists 299 companies in Kunal Shah's portfolio. We pulled the data apart by sector, vintage and outcome. Here is what it reveals about how he wins, where he loses, and what is still unproven.
By: Shubham Kumar, Apoorva Bajj
SEBI has proposed a single Common Advertisement Code to replace the patchwork of rules that govern how financial entities advertise. It scraps mandatory prior approval for most ads, lets firms use celebrities again, and classifies big finfluencers, OTT stars, and even AI avatars as "celebrities."
By: Shubham Kumar
Andy Jassy met Narendra Modi and pledged $48 billion for India through 2030. But every dollar of the new money he announced, $13 billion, goes to AI and cloud, not to retail. Where the money is going tells you Amazon's priorities have shifted.
By: Shubham Kumar
FIFA is a non-profit registered in Zurich. It is also on track to collect roughly $13 billion in four years, almost all of it from a single tournament. Let's Learn how the money is actually made, where it goes, and why the whole machine runs on a four-year clock.
An oil major as a top FIFA partner. A sovereign fund inside FIFA's broadcaster, its new club tournament and one of its clubs. The men's World Cup heading to Saudi Arabia in 2034. How Gulf capital became central to football's finances, what each side gets, and what it costs.
By: Shubham Kumar
Tumbledry markets its laundry franchise on an 80% annual return and profit from the third month. The company itself is real, bootstrapped and profitable. But a profitable franchisor is not the same as a profitable franchise.A pre-investment reality check.
A while back, I shared the launch of dummyimg.in — a simple tool built to help developers and...
By: Pranveer Singh, Shubham Kumar, Guru Nanak
The selection of an appropriate dielectric material for a microelectromechanical systems (MEMS)-based radio-frequency cantilever switch is essential
By: Shubham Kumar
The report cautions that easing domestic sales by SEZ units could undermine the export-focused framework, weaken MSMEs and distort competition unless accompanied by strict safeguards
By: Shubham Kumar
Mumbai's suburban railway is the lifeline of the city, carrying millions of commuters every day. While it is considered one of India's safest public transport networks, ensuring quick assistance during emergencies remains a critical priority, especially for women travellers. Addressing this challenge, Yatri, the official Mumbai local train app, has introduced a dedicated SOS feature in collaboration with Central Railway and the Railway Protection Force (RPF). The feature enables women commuters to alert authorities with a single tap, securely sharing their live location and train details to help responders reach them faster.
