Rashmi Saluja from Religare is under SEBI's pressure to deal with Dabur's Burman family's hostile takeover bid. The podcast delves into the potential consequences for both companies and the regulatory hurdles involved.

Exploration of why the current telecom spectrum auction in India lacks interest due to challenges with 5G networks, including low demand from telcos with existing spectrum, limited revenue from 5G, and the apprehensive attitude of the telecom sector. It examines spectrum auctions, bidding procedures, and obstacles in implementing and profiting from 5G networks.

The podcast delves into the impact of fuel prices on both dealers and consumers, highlighting strategies like refueling in states with lower prices. It also discusses why including fuel in the GST system may not necessarily lead to cheaper fuel due to implications on state revenues and living costs.

Explore the reasons behind the ATM crunch in the country, from the deadlock between government, RBI, and banks to the challenges of ATM upgrades. Learn about the shift towards digital payments, secure ATMs, and the struggles with implementing RBI's directives.

An Oxford alumnus discusses the biggest crypto scam in history, unraveling the OneCoin cryptocurrency scam that promised wealth but collapsed, leaving investors trapped and the mastermind vanished.

Exploring HUL's strategy to reduce palm oil in soaps amidst fluctuating prices, APOA's concerns over the decision, challenges faced by Asian palm oil producers, and potential consequences of reducing reliance on palm oil for small-scale farmers.

Exploring Tata Steel's challenges in the UK, including the aftermath of the global financial crisis and Brexit, and the government's investment of £500 million to revamp operations for sustainability, saving jobs and reducing carbon emissions.

Elon Musk's $45 billion pay package controversy, court ruling, shareholder approval, and Musk's influence over Tesla's governance are discussed in this episode.

Exploring the economics of 'Special Category Status' for states like Bihar and Andhra Pradesh in India. Discussing the reasons behind the central government's decision to discontinue SCS and the impact on these states.

Thieves pull off a daring heist in Mumbai's Dadar, using shovels and cable cutters to excavate buried items. The theft highlights the increased demand for copper in the energy sector and the importance of sustainable sourcing practices.