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India’s new luxury playbook: Homes as hard assets, handbags as portable wealth

India’s luxury market in 2025 shifted from aspiration to asset allocation. Ultra-HNIs are buying scarcity-driven luxury homes for permanence and designer handbags for liquidity, treating both as hard assets that hedge volatility, preserve value, and diversify wealth beyond traditional markets.

India’s new luxury playbook: Homes as hard assets, handbags as portable wealth

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Bad boy billionaires: India’s biggest fugitive economic offenders and here’s how much they owe to each bank
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Bad boy billionaires: India’s biggest fugitive economic offenders and here’s how much they owe to each bank

The CapTable looks at the fine print of the Lok Sabha data to identify who owes how much money to which bank.

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Track India's startups from seed to growth.

Patent pending: Why Indian startups aren't racing to protect IP

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Patent pending: Why Indian startups aren't racing to protect IP

While India celebrated a record year of patent approvals in 2023, a severe shortage of patent agents and examiners, coupled with lengthy processing times and weak enforcement, continues to hold back the country's intellectual property ambitions.

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