In today's Episode we talk about the government's ambitious plan to solve for India's storage problem

Car companies are halting production because their vendors can't supply electronic components. Laptops are struggling to meet demand because they don’t have computer chips. Mobile phone companies are having to pay through the roof to source critical parts. And it’s all happening because the world is witnessing an unprecedented semiconductor shortage. So in today’s episode, we talk about this and more.

In today's Finshots, we talk about the vehicle scrappage  policy and how it might affect you

In today's episode we talk about trees.

In today's Finshots Special we talk about Tiger Global, the Flipkart sale and how a quasi-judicial body is trying to get the billion-dollar hedge fund to pay its taxes.

India has had a problem with bad loans for a while now. People borrow and they don’t pay back. And it’s crippling banking institutions in this country. However, after the union budget was presented earlier this week, banking stocks went on a spectacular rally. So what gives? Well, it’s hard to say precisely why these stocks are seeing such frenetic activity but the story goes that this has to do with the bad bank announcement. And in this week’s Finshots Markets, we talk about this novel idea for a bit.

In today's Finshots, we talk about microfinancing companies and the tumultuous future ahead of them.

In today's episode we talk about the government's plan to revive the faltering power sector in India.

In today's episode we talk about the crazy rally in silver. If you would like  to listen to our story of GameStop, here's the link - https://anchor.fm/finshots/episodes/You-only-live-once-epha4g/a-a4f9189

In today’s Finshots we discuss the budget in 10 minutes. 

In today's Finshots we look at the Economic Survey and discuss some of the interesting bits from the document.

In today’s episode of Finshots Special, we’ll talk about how Videocon’s endless borrowing spree gave rise to the biggest corporate bankruptcy case in Indian banking history. But let’s start from the beginning- back when Videocon was the king of consumer electronics in India.

Last week, Asian Paints took everyone by surprise. Their latest quarterly results were a sight to behold. Sales volumes made a strong comeback and net profit jumped by a stellar 60%. Perhaps even the most optimistic analysts weren’t expecting such numbers. So in this week's Finshots Markets, we look at everybody’s favourite paint manufacturer and see how they’ve managed to stay on top.

In today's Episode we talk about an interesting report from the US talking about thwarting China's lofty ambitions in the tech sector.

In today’s Finshots, we talk about the changing fortunes of AC manufacturers.

In today's episode, we talk about the frenzy surrounding GameStop and explain how a bunch of retail investors on Reddit are beating Wall Street.

In today’s Finshots, we look at decommissioned oil tankers and the pernicious effect it has on those who "recycle" them.

Reports suggest that Tata Group is in talks with Big Basket and 1mg — the online pharmacy platform, to acquire a sizeable stake in both companies in a bid to scale up their plans of building a super app. So we thought maybe we could look at these deals and see why the allure of a super app still captures the imagination of Indian entrepreneurs.

In today’s Finshots Special, we talk about another scam that’s rocked Dalal Street. Or at least we think it did.

Last week, Tata Elxsi published its results for the third quarter and announced that their net profit jumped 40% when compared to the same period last year. And while this isn’t exactly spectacular news in its own right, it does look pretty impressive considering the stock has been on a remarkable run for the past few years. So we thought we could look at the company and see what’s brewing at Tata Elxsi.

In an interview with BloombergQuint, Raghuram Rajan, while discussing the global outlook of the economy and the effects of the pandemic on emerging markets, suggested another Taper Tantrum episode might be on its way. But since taper tantrum isn't a word you come across so often, we thought maybe we could simplify it. So in today's episode, we discuss this and more.

A series of unfortunate events have pushed Indian seafood exporters to the brink. First, there was the Covid induced disruption. And now reports suggest that Indian fishing exports have suffered collateral damage in the ongoing tussle between India and China. So in today's episode, we look at what went wrong and how bad the situation actually is.

In today's episode, we talk about the government 's plan to expedite bankruptcy proceedings.

In today's Episode, we review all the latest developments surrounding the purge of unlicensed online lending platforms.

Recently Deutsche Bank was implicated in another scandal and they were made to pay $130 million for their misdeeds. And while this isn’t news per se, a federal court charged them for engaging in something called spoofing. So in a bid to uncomplicate matters and explain this technical trading term, we thought we could look at the mechanics of spoofing and understand why it’s categorized as an illegal activity.

The Indian Railways Finance Corporation is gearing up for an IPO and while we don't usually do Sunday episodes on the markets, many people had requested us to cover the issue. So in this week’s Finshots Markets, we look at the company and see what they are up to.

In today's Finshots Special, we talk about the biggest stock market scandal of 2020. Period!!!

In today's Finshots, we talk about news anchors and their penchant for stock recommendations.

In today's Finshots, we talk about streaming services, theatrical windows and the changing face of the movie business.

Banks want MDR (merchant discount rate) reinstated for RuPay and UPI transactions. The only problem — Most people still don’t fully understand the issue. So in today’s Finshots, we discuss MDR, its abolition and more.

According to reports Nykaa is apparently gearing up for a $3 Billion IPO pretty soon. So we thought we could look at the online cosmetics giant and see what makes them so special.

On January 8th, Twitter permanently suspended President Donald Trump’s account from the platform after a mob of protesters ransacked the legislator’s offices in the Capitol. Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram also booted the president off their apps and many other companies followed suit soon after. And while this move was unprecedented for the most part, it wasn’t exactly unexpected. So in today's Finshots, we look at how the reluctant gatekeepers became the active moderators of 2021.

In today's episode we bring you a recap of a past story based on the fraud that shook parts of US markets amidst the Coronavirus turmoil. Fair warning- This will probably take more time to listen to, but we promise you, it will be worth your time.

In this week’s episode of Finshots Markets, we talk about Titan and it's ever-growing jewelry business.

In today's Finshots we look at the big dispute surrounding iron ore.

In today's Finshots, we talk about record GST collections and the input tax credit scam.

A few days ago, Maharashtra reported that it had seen a spurt in revenue collection after having reduced stamp duty on sale deeds. So we thought we could take a closer look at this story and perhaps explain how stamp duty has been evolving over the years.

Bitcoin has been on a rally like no other. So we thought we could look at the crypto asset once again and see what's really happening this time around. But like every other story, we need an introduction before we start moving along. So here goes...

On January 1st SEBI ordered billionaire Mukesh Ambani and his conglomerate Reliance Industries Ltd. to pay a combined penalty of Rs 40 crores for alleged manipulative and fraudulent trading in the month of November 2007. And if you’re wondering why the regulator imposed such a harsh penalty, here’s our simplified take on what happened during the fateful month.

In this week’s Finshots Markets, we talk about the agrochemical industry and the growth story of one of the leaders in the pack — PI Industries.

Here's a short message from us wishing you a happy Christmas and thanking you for your support. Enjoy your holidays folks :)

In today's Finshots, we talk about funding lawsuits :)

This week the CBI booked a Hyderabad based company, Transstroy India and its directors for an alleged bank fraud totalling ₹7,926 crore. For context, the Nirav Modi scam involved ₹7,700 crores. So yeah, we need to talk about this story because this is likely going to turn into another bad loan. Sigh!

In today's Finshots, we talk about the millennial trading app Robinhood and why it's courting so much controversy.

In today's Finshots we talk about the vandalism incident at Wistron's manufacturing unit in Kolar.

In today’s Finshots Markets we look at the growth of the chemical industry in India, but more specifically one stellar performer within the pack — Deepak Nitrite.

In today's Finshots, we try and figure out why the US treasury department put India on the currency manipulator watchlist.

In today's Finshots we look at why China is importing rice from India for the first time in decades.