In today’s episode for 8th May 2024, we talk about the economic impact of potholes on Indian roads and how the highway authority intends to innovatively tackle it.

In today's episode for 7th May 2024, we revisit the problem in the Red Sea to see if things are getting any better.

In today’s episode for 6th May 2023, we tell you why the UK High Court rejected the government’s climate action plan.

In today’s episode for 3rd May 2024 we talk about the Indian health regulator’s recent clampdown on malt and milk based drinks

In today’s episode for 2nd May 2024, we tell you how ATM operators make money and why they’ve been asking for higher fees.

In today’s episode for 1st May 2024, we explain the controversy surrounding some of India’s premier spice makers.

In today’s episode for 30th April 2024, we tell you about rising dal prices and government actions.

In today’s episode for 29th April 2024, we talk about why Inheritance Tax may or may not be a good idea. But before we begin, we have a question for you — Do you want to be the one writing and editing the content that goes into our podcast? Well, we might have a role for you that involves leading content initiatives on this newsletter. If you have a background in finance or economics and narrative skills to transform dry financial data into engaging stories, then click this link to apply - https://bit.ly/3vBT8Sw

In today’s episode for 27th April 2024, we explain the role of tower companies in the telecom industry.

In today’s episode for 26th April 2024, we explain a battle between two money management companies in the US and the surprising role India has to play in it.

Last week, heavy downpours and floods in Dubai kindled some chatter around cloud seeding. So in today’s episode for 25th April 2024, we talk about the good and bad economics of artificial rain. But before we begin, we have a question for you — Do you want to be the one writing and editing the content that goes into our podcast? Well, we might have a role for you that involves leading content initiatives on this newsletter. If you have a background in finance or economics and narrative skills to transform dry financial data into engaging stories, then click this link to apply - https://bit.ly/3vBT8Sw

In today’s episode for 24th April 2024, we explain a SEBI order that highlights financial irregularities up the top brass at a formerly listed company called Lloyd Electric & Engineering. But before we begin, we have a question for you — Do you want to be the one writing and editing the content that goes in our podcast? Well, we might have a role for you that involves leading content initiatives on this newsletter. If you have a background in finance or economics and narrative skills to transform dry financial data into engaging  stories, then click this link to apply - https://bit.ly/3vBT8Sw

In today’s Finshots, we tell you about how Amazon has been trying to get insider information about its rivals such as Flipkart and Walmart. But before we begin, we have a question for you — Do you want to be the one writing and editing the content that goes into our podcast? Well,  we might have a role for you that involves leading content initiatives  on this newsletter. If you have a background in finance or economics and  narrative skills to transform dry financial data into engaging stories,  then click this link to apply - https://bit.ly/3vBT8Sw

In today’s Finshots, we tell you why America’s space agency, NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) is struggling to fund its space missions. But before we begin, we have a question for you — Do you want to be the one writing and editing the content that goes into our podcasts? Well, we might have a role for you that involves leading content initiatives on this newsletter. If you have a background in finance or economics and narrative skills to transform dry financial data into engaging stories, then click this link to apply - https://bit.ly/3vBT8Sw

In today’s episode for 20th April 2024, we explain how DMart has tweaked its strategy over the past year and we make a suggestion of our own.

In today’s episode for 19th April 2024, we tell you why countries are clamping down on schemes that offer citizenships and residence permits in return for cash. But before we begin, we have a question for you — Do you want to be the one writing and editing the content tha goes on the Finshots podcast? Well, we might have a role for you that involves leading content initiatives on this front. If you have a background in finance or economics and narrative skills to transform dry financial data into engaging stories, then click this link to apply - https://bit.ly/3vBT8Sw

In today’s episode for 18th April 2024, we tell you why a tax treaty amendment with Mauritius nudged foreign investors to withdraw their investments from the Indian stock market and why Mauritius let that happen. Also, a quick side note. If you're someone who has great communication skills and are looking to join a dynamic team, Ditto is recruiting new Insurance Advisors. You don't even have to know much about Insurance — We will train you from scratch and you can enjoy working remotely with a great team. Click this link to apply - https://bit.ly/3U0bDt4

In today’s episode for 17th April 2024, we tell you how Tamil Nadu became India’s automobile manufacturing hub and now wants to take the Electric Vehicle (EV) crown too. Also, a quick side note. If you're someone who has great communication skills and are looking to join a dynamic team, Ditto is recruiting new Insurance Advisors. You don't even have to know much about Insurance — We will train you from scratch and you can enjoy working remotely with a great team. Click this link to apply - https://bit.ly/3U0bDt4

In today’s episode for 16th April 2024, we explain Tesla’s interest in India and the possible hurdles it might face. Also, a quick side note. If you're someone who has great communication skills and are looking to join a dynamic team, Ditto is recruiting new Insurance Advisors. You don't even have to know much about Insurance — We will train you from scratch and you can enjoy working remotely with a great team. Click this link to apply - https://bit.ly/3U0bDt4

In today’s episode for 15th April 2024, we tell you how and why powerful climate pollutant gases called HFCs (hydrofluorocarbons) are being illegally traded across Europe. But before we begin, we have a question for you — Do you want to be the one writing and editing the content on the Finshots Podcast? Well, we might have a role for you that involves leading content initiatives  on this newsletter. If you have a background in finance or economics and narrative skills to transform dry financial data into engaging stories, then click this link to apply - https://bit.ly/3vBT8Sw