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)
A European royal family walked into India’s startup boom with a billion dollars…
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The future of telecalling in India is automated. And complicated
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AI is writing more code in India. Fewer eyes are checking it
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Reliance's broken promise is India's energy crisis
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Your missed SIP could be making banks tens of crores every month
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Why the man who built Practo to find doctors is now using AI to find disease fir...
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Anthropic built an AI that can supposedly break into anything. Then it forgot to...
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Can India's $22 billion fertiliser subsidy keep the Gulf War off your plate?
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India's data centre boom is a bet on water it doesn't have
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Yoga over Python: how India’s new college curriculum rewards the easiest skills
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If Razorpay is right about AI, you may never open a payment app again
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India's new IT rules could turn every content creator into a publisher. Without...
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The flight refund problem is fixed. The jet fuel problem is just getting started
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India wants a chip-design hub—without the founders who can make it happen
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Why your health insurance works great — until you need it
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India banned online betting. Polymarket is wagering on our elections anyway
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The click is dead. Long live the answer
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Why Open AI's flirtation with an "adult mode" never landed a date
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India commoditised Novo's blockbuster obesity drug. Novo's not flinching
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India is training doctors in AI. Can they build what tech bros can’t?
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Why Bengaluru’s apartment complexes would rather rely on the “tanker mafia” than...
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Would you trust AI to be your money-whisperer?
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A thorium fuel made for India's nuclear reactors is here. India didn't make it
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How are companies with no spectrum winning India's 5G game?
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India's Northeast millionaires have BS detectors. Wealth managers are learning t...
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China's raising OpenClaw lobsters. India's testing the waters first
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Wake up, Neo. There’s a glitch in the pharma matrix
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In Kerala, remittance built a world that war can now undo
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The rest of the world is cutting back on alcohol. India just doubled its consump...
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India’s LPG success story runs on a two-day buffer
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Uber knocks at a new door as Rapido shuts many others
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Akasa Air has the best seat in Indian aviation. It just can't find a place to pa...
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A social media ban for under-16s is Big Tech's get-out-of-jail-free card. Here's...
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Owning a home makes you feel rich. Owning an office could actually make you rich
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What does Swish know about 10-minute food delivery that Zomato or Swiggy doesn’t...
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A $4 trillion economy running on 25 days of oil
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Deepinder Goyal built an app that fed Indians. With Temple, can he fix how they...
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Are weight loss clinics still relevant in the Ozempic era? VLCC thinks so
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Family office goes from side gig to ‘the’ gig for some uber-rich
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Everyone who's anyone is flying private in India. They're not really flying safe
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India's elite schools are getting pickleball courts. Their teachers are getting...
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India's rewriting its GDP. Its 'fastest-growing' title may not survive the edit
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AI wearables may be inevitable, but Gen Z’s consent isn’t
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China is the new US. How to make the most of it as an investor
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Hosur powered India’s EV boom. So why are companies heading to Sambhajinagar?
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Friday Roundup: India bets big on AI, and America puts big tech on trial
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Does big tech want you to 'put your brain in a jar'?
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The big AI players want India's data. But data sovereignty is a no go
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Nothing's changed in your Blinkit order. Everything's changing behind it
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Are SIPs always right? Nah, says a new study
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