India’s top IT services companies — long admired for steady cash flows and generous returns to shareholders — are now facing a strategic vulnerability in the age of artificial intelligence (AI). A new ET Prime analysis highlights how a prolonged focus on payouts over deep reinvestment in innovation has hampered their readiness for the AI revolution.
Strong GDP growth may sound like a perfect recipe for soaring stock markets, but the relationship between economic expansion and equity returns is surprisingly weak — and here’s why that’s often the case in practice:
India’s Supreme Court has ruled that Tiger Global’s $1.6 billion capital gain from selling its stake in Flipkart to Walmart in 2018 is taxable in India, rejecting the argument that Mauritius-based holding companies should be exempt under the India-Mauritius Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA).
JSW Energy’s share price has shown a bullish technical setup, breaking above a classic inverse head and shoulders pattern on its daily charts — a formation often interpreted by traders as a trend-reversal signal from bearish to bullish momentum.
JSW Infrastructure Ltd, the ports and logistics arm of the Sajjan Jindal-led JSW Group, has proposed acquiring three promoter-related entities for about ₹1,212 crore, a move that has drawn scrutiny from analysts and proxy advisory firms over its valuation and impact on minority shareholders.
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NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25,694.35
FII: -Rs. 4,346.13 cr DII: Rs. 3,935.31 cr
(19th–23rd January 2026)
As discussed in the previous report dated 12th January 2026, market behaviour remained on expected lines during the week.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has underscored the need for sharper and more transparent disclosures in IPO (Initial Public Offering) documents, especially when it comes to explaining what actually drives a company’s business and financial performance.
What SEBI Chairman Emphasised
SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey highlighted that companies planning to go public should ensure that their IPO offer documents:
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