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The Ken

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.

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  1. Why India’s airlines are flying less and charging you more 16:04
  2. At IITs, a long-brewing ‘culture war’ between engineering and humanities boils over 14:25
  3. Gen Z wants to own a home. The math says inherit one 8:57
  4. Vodafone Idea’s losses are halving and its stores are buzzing. The hard part comes next 12:01
  5. Sacred Games put Netflix India on the map. Roadies is how it plans to stay there 15:52
  6. How to ‘manufacture’ an Ivy League applicant 14:01
  7. JioHotstar’s real overseas rival is a $10 per month pirate box 24:36
  8. India's instant home help boom has a pricing problem 10:36
  9. Without a UPI, Africa pays a toll on cash. Airtel Money collects it 11:27
  10. Ajio wants to course-correct, but Reliance Retail’s shadow looms large 11:51
  11. Dogs have a nose for cancer. An Indian startup is betting on them 14:06
  12. India’s largest financial-sector FDI is coming. But what does the public get? 10:42
  13. Why your Diwali shopping is more important than MDR on UPI 12:30
  14. After making a fortune at the dock, Adani's next bet is a fleet of 100 ships going offshore 9:05
  15. Air India needs saving. Singapore Airlines is playing saviour 14:02
  16. What happens when you put Indian business on a 2x2? 1:19:56
  17. India’s food inflation has layers. The onion is only the first 10:20
  18. 7-Eleven promised "Everything essential". It still lost to India's corner shops 15:00
  19. Karnataka can’t fix its potholes. So it’s building an AI city 13:42
  20. Bollywood wants to offend nobody. AI is happy to help 12:31
  21. Why your next IIT, IIM reunion will feel like a sales pitch 21:30
  22. Apple and Google's app stores are the next battleground for protests 15:44
  23. Nike needs India’s sneaker heads. But do they need Nike? 19:07
  24. Delhi built a ‘safe’ surveillance city. It can now locate anyone in seconds 21:00
  25. How Flipkart Minutes became the company's redemption arc 15:11
  26. Adani’s think tank flexes its muscles in Delhi 10:31
  27. India is burning through its coal buffer 10:22
  28. Ekta Kapoor built her own OTT app. Now she's betting on YouTube 15:03
  29. Can India build a ‘UPI’ for your cows and your gold? 12:38
  30. AI is Bollywood's cheapest new hire 15:37
  31. UPI is the trojan horse taking small banks into HDFC, Axis's credit-card empire 15:20
  32. How India's rich are finding returns in the country's court backlog 14:14
  33. Amazon’s quick-commerce win will be less about speed and more about Prime 16:23
  34. One year of GST 2.0. Who's it working for? 15:55
  35. A cancelled peptide party, and the questions it raised that Indian sellers still can't answer 17:18
  36. Why Indigo went budget and premium at once 10:21
  37. India's newest iPhone prices hurt the people selling them, buying them and even taxing them 16:26
  38. 7.8% growth. So why doesn't India feel richer? 12:33
  39. Your kids might be looting your bank account in the guise of gaming 12:06
  40. ⁠India's data law has HDFC Bank, Amazon, Paytm, and others shopping for consent 12:15
  41. This week in AI: activist robots, doom-laden researchers — so who's the good guy? 12:57
  42. India has more tourists than ever. So why is tourism in trouble? 15:35
  43. The Government sold Air India to escape its problems. The fix is to buy back in 18:10
  44. Nykaa cracked fashion at last. Myntra sees no reason to panic 8:37
  45. Rapido broke the ride-hailing duopoly. Now it's coming for Zomato and Swiggy 14:49
  46. India's call centres are using AI to make agents sound American 23:23
  47. Meta's $18 billion child-safety settlement has India looking for the wrong answer 10:27
  48. India got cheap Ozempic. No one knows how to sell it 19:43
  49. A worker-owned Uber is India's fix for its ever-expanding gig workforce 9:11
  50. The best savings product your bank offers is the one it advertises less 12:15