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Bengaluru-based wealthtech startup PowerUp Money has raised $10 million, or about ₹95 crore, in a fresh funding round led by Flourish Ventures. The capital is expected to support the company’s expansion of wealth management services as it seeks to deepen its position in India’s fast-evolving digital investing market.
American retirement savings are increasingly tied to the artificial intelligence trade as pension funds and 401(k) plans gain exposure to the companies driving the sector’s rally. The shift has created a powerful upside case for long-term returns, but it also raises fresh questions about concentration risk, valuation excess and fiduciary responsibility if the A.I. boom cools.
Flipkart-backed UPI provider super.money reported a near-tripling of revenue in FY26 to ₹292 crore, underscoring rapid scale in India’s crowded digital payments market. However, the company’s net loss widened to ₹263.8 crore, up 78.5% from ₹147.8 crore in the previous year, highlighting the steep cost of growth and customer acquisition.
Investors who have spent years relying on bonds for ballast may need to reconsider that assumption as managed futures strategies gain attention. In an environment shaped by inflation shocks, policy uncertainty and shifting rate cycles, some market strategists argue that trend-following hedge fund approaches could offer a more adaptive alternative to traditional fixed income.
Democrats are entering the midterm cycle with a clear fundraising advantage in several pivotal congressional contests, giving them a stronger candidate-finance base than Republicans in the early stages of the battle for Congress. But the GOP is increasingly benefiting from a different kind of financial force: Elon Musk, whose political spending and influence are adding a volatile new layer to Republican-aligned efforts, including support tied to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and groups close to Donald Trump.
A farmer from Maharashtra’s drought-hit Marathwada region has sent a money order of ₹5,000 to the chief minister, saying the state’s interim relief for crop losses was too small to cover even a fraction of his costs. The protest underscores deep rural distress as farmers struggle with poor yields, mounting debt, and what they describe as inadequate government compensation.
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