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Sixth-seeded Indian squash player Suraj Chand advanced to the quarter-finals of the Singapore Classic with a dominant straight-games victory over Australia’s Benjamin Ratcliffe. Chand controlled the match from the outset, winning 11-6, 11-4, 11-4 in a performance that underlined both his seeding and his growing authority on the PSA circuit.
Indian sixth seed Suraj Chand advanced to the quarter-finals of the Singapore Classic with a commanding straight-games victory over Australia’s Benjamin Ratcliffe. Chand controlled the match from start to finish, winning 11-6, 11-4, 11-4 to underline his form and composure in a decisive last-16 performance.
Indian players Om Semwal, Rathika Seelan and Sanya Vats moved into the next round of the Singapore Classic, underlining a promising run for the country at the PSA Challenger event. Sandhesh Palanivel Ravikumar, however, exited in the opening round, highlighting the uneven start for India at the $15,000 tournament.
Galaxy Digital chief executive Mike Novogratz says the artificial intelligence trade has entered bubble territory, even as he argues investors should not abandon it. His comments add to a growing debate among market veterans over whether record valuations in mega-cap technology and AI-linked stocks can be sustained. The warning lands as global investors gather in Singapore amid rising concern that enthusiasm for AI may be colliding with valuation risk.
Morgan Stanley is working to contain the fallout after an accidental email reportedly exposed a list of more than 100 potential and live transactions across Asia and other markets, raising immediate concerns over confidentiality and internal controls. In India, the Securities and Exchange Board of India has begun examining the matter, underscoring how a simple operational error can quickly become a regulatory and reputational crisis for a global investment bank.
A sharp winter wedding calendar has given India's luxury bridal market an unexpected second wind, with multi-designer stores in Mumbai and Delhi reporting a 30% rise in purchases from NRI families. The demand is being driven by destination weddings, heirloom-led styling and a renewed appetite for couture pieces that travel across ceremonies, continents and generations.
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