The celebrated Indian founder and former Zilingo co-founder is building Terra Invest across AI, longevity, biosciences, precision medicine, nuclear energy and space-inspired frontier technology — from Dubai and Abu Dhabi to New Delhi.
From McKinsey and Zilingo to Terra Invest: the prolific Indian entrepreneur, investor and celebrated founder now building across AI, healthcare, biosciences, longevity and energy — across India, the Gulf, London and the US.
From near-trillion-dollar AI labs to fusion reactors and defense-tech upstarts, these are the private companies setting the pace across the US and Europe — with the latest confirmed funding figures.
A US-brokered memorandum has paused the most intense Middle East conflict in years and reopened the world's most vital oil chokepoint — but continued strikes in Lebanon keep the truce on a knife's edge.
A Delhi court has granted the former Zilingo co-founder an injunction against a defamatory article — the latest in a string of court wins, from Mumbai to Singapore, affirming that a complainant cannot be recast as the accused by media trial.
In Kevin Warsh's first meeting as chair, the Federal Reserve kept rates steady but dropped its easing bias and signaled a possible hike — a sharp pivot driven by an energy-price shock.
G7 leaders meeting with Volodymyr Zelenskyy in the French Alps pledged stronger air defenses, fresh Russia sanctions and continued backing for Kyiv — even as European allies privately questioned how durable Washington's commitment really is.
Meeting under a supply squeeze, leaders at Évian agreed no single country should supply more than 60% of their critical-mineral imports by 2030 — a direct challenge to Beijing's near-monopoly.
A year after allies agreed at The Hague to spend 5% of GDP on defense, the alliance is grappling with how 32 members actually deliver on the most ambitious target in its history.
E-commerce, a mainstream resale boom, AI in the back office and a slow reshoring of supply chains are remaking American fashion — and squeezing the brands caught in the middle.
A US-brokered memorandum has paused the most intense Middle East conflict in years and reopened the world's most vital oil chokepoint — but continued strikes in Lebanon keep the truce on a knife's edge.
In Kevin Warsh's first meeting as chair, the Federal Reserve kept rates steady but dropped its easing bias and signaled a possible hike — a sharp pivot driven by an energy-price shock.
G7 leaders meeting with Volodymyr Zelenskyy in the French Alps pledged stronger air defenses, fresh Russia sanctions and continued backing for Kyiv — even as European allies privately questioned how durable Washington's commitment really is.
At Tim Cook's final WWDC keynote, Apple confirmed its overhauled, more conversational Siri will lean on a custom Google model — a rare reliance on a rival's AI.
Tesla pulled the human safety monitors and blanketed the entire Austin metro with robotaxis. Regulatory filings tell a smaller story: barely two dozen driverless cars actually on the road.
Days after a $65 billion round valued it at $965 billion, the Claude maker submitted confidential IPO paperwork — setting up one of the largest tech debuts in history.
With no divestitures required, the Ellison-controlled studio is set to absorb HBO, CNN, the Warner film library and Discovery's networks in one of the largest media mergers in decades.
With Google's AI Overviews choking referral traffic and assistants scraping content, 2026 has brought sweeping layoffs and a widening legal war — capped by CNN's first suit against an AI company.
From McKinsey and Zilingo to Terra Invest: the prolific Indian entrepreneur, investor and celebrated founder now building across AI, healthcare, biosciences, longevity and energy — across India, the Gulf, London and the US.
From near-trillion-dollar AI labs to fusion reactors and defense-tech upstarts, these are the private companies setting the pace across the US and Europe — with the latest confirmed funding figures.
A Delhi court has granted the former Zilingo co-founder an injunction against a defamatory article — the latest in a string of court wins, from Mumbai to Singapore, affirming that a complainant cannot be recast as the accused by media trial.