Daybreak
Business news is complex and overwhelming. It doesn’t have to be. Every day of the week, from Monday to Friday, Daybreak tells one business story that’s significant, simple and powerful.Hosted from The Ken’s newsroom by Snigdha Sharma and Rachel Varghese, Daybreak relies on years of original reporting and analysis by some of India’s most experienced and talented business journalists.
Episodes (868)
Four in 10 quit Niti Aayog in a year. Time to think or tank?
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The ICC World Cup is Disney+ Hotstar’s last chance
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Licious has enough money but not enough customers
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How the $17 billion-worth Jio Financial is gearing up to disrupt India's NBFC sp...
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Dunzo fans made it a verb. Then it became just another delivery firm
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The Kota factory is imploding and student suicides are not the only reason
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What VC analysts do when there are few deals to make
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Why Airtel's Gopal Vittal is betting on younger and “hungrier” executives for to...
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Credit-card whizzes are beating banks at their own game
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In the push to make social media 'safe,' Youtube, Instagram creators are collate...
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How Apple is building an army of 'faithfuls' in India
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Why banks are suddenly lining up to finance your study abroad
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Is Digiyatra more about cash than convenience?
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The “Big 3” consulting firms have a talent problem
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Is Rapido trading passenger safety for growth?
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India has over 10,000 unemployed pilots but airlines can’t hire them
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There's more to Unacademy's U-turn than what meets the eye
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Your EV is a computer on wheels and your data is its fuel
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Disney leaves Jio the keys to the kingdom
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Sleepwell isn’t sleeping on the mattress business anymore
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Byju’s had one escape route. Now, it is in limbo
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How Tata’s using “innovation managers” to enter the FMCG race
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Tutors have a troubled relationship with Unacademy. Here's why
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Nothing's coming in the way of Star Health's recovery. Not even angry customers
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Reliance controls just 3 percent of India's retail market. It's still a big deal
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Influencers promote products. What happens when they do the opposite?
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Ola chose selling over servicing EVs. Bajaj disagrees
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All set to enter India, Tesla seems to be learning a thing or two from Tata Moto...
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Why India's first law for gig workers doesn't live up to all the hype
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On UPI, you are who you transact with
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Byju’s employees are getting blocklisted by recruiters
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Why Microsoft India's most successful leader couldn't keep all his employees hap...
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Everything that could've gone wrong is going wrong at Urban Company
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Credit-on-UPI is going to change credit card economics forever
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Tata Motors is leading the cab industry’s EV shift. But it hates the ‘cab car’ t...
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Will the end of password sharing help Netflix get some chill in India?
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Maybe Pharmeasy’s founders weren’t crazy enough
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Reliance Retail shows why the unlisted market is not for the fainthearted
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Does the delivery-partner fee you pay 'fully go to them for their time and effor...
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Cybercrime syndicates running ad scams are thriving on Google and Facebook
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The wild finfluencer party is finally coming to an end
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Free airport lounge access helped sell more credit cards. Now its come to bite b...
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Paytm's left the market divided with its turnaround hack
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Zomato has an edge over Swiggy. Here's why
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ICICI Bank's 'too much democracy' policy is causing its top talent to quit
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What can BITS Pilani do that the IITs can’t?
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Another knockout punch for Byju's. This time from NBFCs
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Byju's auditor Deloitte says “I quit”
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Indian pharma is in the news again. For all the wrong reasons
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Tata needs BigBasket to fulfill its retail ambitions
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