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    Combination of strong brand & higher margins equals long-term investment: 5 stocks with an upside potential of up to 23%

    In investing, chasing fads and short-term momentum can be tempting. But history tells us that enduring wealth is created by owning quality businesses with strong fundamentals. Among these, brand strength is a unique, intangible asset that multiplies the effects of good management, customer centricity, and operational excellence. A strong brand attracts more customers, allows higher pricing, generates higher margins, enables steady earnings growth, and, eventually, reflects in a superior stock price trajectory.

    NFO Alert: Baroda BNP Paribas Mutual Fund launches healthcare and wellness fund

    Baroda BNP Paribas Asset Management has introduced the Baroda BNP Paribas Health and Wellness Fund. This open-ended equity scheme focuses on healthcare and wellness companies. The NFO is open until June 23. The fund aims to capitalize on growth in the healthcare sector. India's healthcare expenditure is expected to increase.

    Chandrababu Naidu looks back at his "most difficult" year, gives a peek into his Amaravati plan

    Chandrababu Naidu considers his first year in office during this fourth term as the most challenging compared to previous tenures. In a recent interview, he discussed the hurdles faced, including economic issues and the need for investment in technology and healthcare.

    Why you should invest in health and wellness sector for improved financial health

    You’ve heard it time and again — “Health is wealth.” But as one approaches middle age, this adage becomes more than just a cliché. Rising medical costs, especially due to chronic conditions like diabetes, cardiovascular complications, and lifestyle diseases, begin to weigh heavily on personal finances.

    VC fund HealthKois plans $400 million fund for healthcare play

    HealthKois is aiming at a first close at the end of this year or early 2026. The investments will be deployed over the next four years, with ticket size of each of the investments likely in the range of $7 million to $25 million. "We are looking at a $300 million fund with a green shoe option of another $100 million," said Ajay Mahipal, partner at HealthKois. "We are looking at 13-16 portfolio companies in the HealthKois fund," he said.

    India could add $500 billion to GDP by 2035 through strategic AI adoption: Acuité’s Sankar Chakraborti

    Sankar Chakraborti emphasizes AI's role in innovation and job creation, highlighting infrastructure gaps and brain drain as obstacles. He advocates for extending AI to rural areas with affordable internet and localized solutions.

    • Why should all health insurance claimants face painfully stringent claims processes due to a few fraud cases?

      The broader lesson extends beyond health insurance to all financial services. Basic systems that people depend on should be designed to work efficiently and fairly. When they fail to do so, we need accountability mechanisms that create real consequences for those who abuse their position, whether they’re defrauding the system or denying legitimate claims.

      TCS CEO’s pay hike; L Catterton’s India fund

      IT major TCS paid Rs 26.5 crore in remuneration to CEO and MD K Krithivasan in FY25. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

      MNC pharma companies: Time to take a re-look? 8 pharma stocks, 5 with an upside of up to 34%

      Some time back an MNC pharma firm announced the divestment of one of its businesses in India. Another sold one of its plants. Now, with the capital in hand, they may either expand into some other segment, or farm out the extra cash as a special dividend. These companies could thus become dividend plays. If the company increases its focus on India and does it through already listed entities, then there will be strong upward re-rating. But if the focus shifts to a 100% subsidiary, there will be strong de-rating and underperformance. These stocks are thus for investors who have a high risk appetite

      Central and South Asia: Steps to restore forgotten ties

      The Termez Dialogue fosters connectivity between Central and South Asia, focusing on peace, friendship, and prosperity. It highlights historical ties, trade routes, and cultural exchanges, addressing challenges to regional stability. The platform aims to strengthen cooperation in education, science, technology, and security, promoting sustainable development and regional integration.

      Bhutani infra inks JV with Yashoda Hospital to develop mixed-use campus in Greater Noida

      Bhutani Infra partners with Yashoda Hospital for a Rs 1,000 crore project. The project will be in Greater Noida. It includes a commercial and hospital complex. The campus integrates AI for healthcare. Construction starts in June and completes in four years. The 1.5 million sq ft development features retail, offices, and a hospital. It also includes serviced apartments and hotels.

      If PM Modi gives his time, it is worth noting: 6 stocks for investors with ability to take risk and have patience

      Just 10 days back, the country was focused on happenings at our borders; and the headlines were all about Prime Minister Modi meeting with the chiefs of the army, navy, and air force, and other important people from India’s security establishment. While he would still be spending a considerable time on strategic and security-related matters, there is other work on his plate as well. But with limited time, things have to be prioritized. So what has PM Modi taken time out for?

      Delhi chokes again: Why clean air must become a year-round right, not a seasonal fix

      Delhi grapples with a persistent pollution crisis, evidenced by recent AQI spikes following a severe dust storm. The city's fragmented approach, addressing pollution sources in isolation, has proven ineffective. Integrating healthcare, waste management, and climate mitigation strategies is crucial for systemic change, ensuring clean air becomes a year-round right, not a seasonal aspiration.

      Donald Trump's pharma pricing diktat details and how it can be legally challenged

      President Trump signed an executive order aimed at lowering U.S. drug prices to match those of other countries, prompting industry concerns and potential legal challenges. The order directs action if drugmakers don't make progress, including considering imports and export restrictions. While trade groups criticized the move, shares of drugmakers rallied, suggesting skepticism about its implementation.

      IT, SaaS switch on contingency plans to ensure biz continuity

      This follows unease among certain clients over the unfolding geopolitical events in the subcontinent. It is more evident in companies such as HCLTech, TechM, Infosys, and consultancy firms EY, Deloitte, etc which have offices around or closer to border areas like Jaipur, Chandigarh, Ahmedabad and the National Capital Region (NCR).

      PB Healthcare’s fundraise; Wanted: Visa fairness

      Happy Thursday! PB Fintech’s healthcare subsidiary has raised a funding round led by General Catalyst. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

      David Do exposed: the man behind MrDeepFakes and the global deepfake pornography crisis

      David Do, a key figure behind MrDeepFakes -the world’s largest deepfake pornography website - has been exposed. His alleged role in distributing AI-generated explicit content marks a major development in the battle against non consensual deepfake abuse. With the site shutting down, questions mount over accountability, regulation, and digital privacy in the AI era.

      ETMarkets PMS Talk: Growth, margin expansion, and valuation - the 3 pillars behind Purnartha’s stock selection

      All our equity funds have delivered strong performance over the one-year time frame, while our concentrated schemes have also outperformed over the two-year period. This consistent performance is primarily attributed to our strict adherence to core investment philosophies and timely decision-making.

      Canada elections: A look at Mark Carney's promises amid anti-Trump wave and trade tensions with US

      Mark Carney's Liberals retained power in Canada, fueled by anti-Trump sentiment, but fell short of a majority. Carney pledged to counter Trump's trade war, aiming to build the strongest G7 economy. He promised support for industries, retirees, and Quebec's identity, while criticizing Trudeau's carbon tax and advocating for capped immigration.

      Stocks in news: Bajaj Finance, Ambuja, Ultratech Cement, Dr Reddy's, Adani Total Gas

      Shares of Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Finserv, Trent, Ambuja, BPCL and NTPC Green will be in focus as the companies will announce their fourth quarter results.

      India ready to recreate UPI magic with AI

      "We need to, at some point, think of developing a full AI stack as a DPI. I think then we can see a real proliferation of AI to the end users in India," said Rajendra Kumar, secretary (border management) at the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA).

      Pharma & healthcare deals see shifting focus on scalable, global models: Grant Thornton Bharat

      India's pharma and healthcare sector demonstrates resilient investor interest, marked by a 34% year-on-year increase in deal volumes and a 326% surge in values for Q1 2025. Despite a slight quarterly dip due to macroeconomic factors, high-value deals are on the rise, particularly in M&A and PE activity, signaling confidence in scalable models and strategic acquisitions.

      Bengaluru doctor treated thousands for years. Now, at 50, he is taking a career break - for himself

      Dr. Deepak Krishnamurthy, a Bengaluru-based cardiologist, is taking a sabbatical before his 50th birthday to focus on personal wellness and fitness. He will remain available for consultations at RxDx Clinic. Teaming up with wellness expert Dr. Nandita Iyer, he aims to reset his lifestyle, a decision praised by many for prioritizing health in a demanding profession.

      Precision, policy, and progress: Inside Abu Dhabi Global Health Week 2025

      Held at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre from 15–17 April 2025, Abu Dhabi Global Health Week brings together stakeholders across healthcare, technology, finance, policy, and philanthropy. In 2025, ADGHW is placing longevity and precision health at the heart of its agenda.

      From dual-income, with no kids couples to big families with no income: Thyrocare founder Velumani’s take on modern parenthood

      Doctor A Velumani observes a shift in family structures. He notes a decline in people choosing to have children despite increased income. He contrasts past trends of larger families with current trends of fewer or no children. Rising lifestyles and debt may contribute to this change. Social media users reflect on the decline of traditional family values.

      Scientists in U.S. harried by Trump cuts turn towards Europe

      Amidst U.S. research funding cuts under President Trump, European nations are actively seeking to attract displaced American academics. Scientists like David Die Dejean, affected by NOAA job cuts, are considering opportunities in Europe. Several European countries are increasing research funding and creating programs to lure U.S. talent, viewing it as a chance to bolster their scientific capabilities.

      Deepfake pandemic triggers a rush for tools to fight e-fraud

      As AI-generated deepfakes surge, industries face growing threats from fake documents, voices, and identities. Traditional detection fails against evolving fraud, driving demand for advanced tools. Cybersecurity startups like pi-labs and Neural Defend lead deepfake defense, while sectors from banking to entertainment race to protect against billion-dollar fraud and impersonation risks.

      World Health Day: From DNA to data, how India is shaping precision healthcare

      India is moving towards personalized healthcare, integrating genetic testing, AI-powered diagnostics, and digital health records to predict and prevent diseases like heart disease and cancer. With initiatives like Ayushman Bharat, the focus is on democratizing access to preventive care. However, challenges like data privacy, infrastructure gaps, and the need for more healthcare workers must be addressed.

      Healthtech startup Stance Health raises $1 million in pre-seed round led by General Catalyst

      Antler, DeVC (backed by Z47), and angel investors Swiggy cofounders Sriharsha Majety and Nandan Reddy, and Onsurity cofounder Kulin Shah also participated. The funds will be used to scale its musculoskeletal care model in India, enhance its proprietary technology platform, and expand its team and physical centres across Bengaluru and other cities.

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