
Alex Mathew
Alex Mathew is an award-winning journalist and anchor of multiple shows at NDTV Profit. Over a 15-year career in business journalism, Alex has reported on a variety of corporates in the automotive,...
Stories By Alex Mathew
'Sell US AI': S Naren Flags Overheated Bubble, Bets On India As 'Ultimate Contrarian Play' After Multi-Year LagSpeaking at the NDTV Profit Ignite 2026 Diwali special event, the veteran fund manager warned that the AI trade in the US has reached unsustainable extremes, creating ripe conditions for a major market reversal.
TCS Expects To Recoup Margin As AI Investments Taper, Bench Strength Gets DeployedTata Consultancy Services stated again, in an interview with NDTV Profit after their Q2 results, that they wish to be the world's leading AI-led technology services firm, as annual AI revenue exceeds $3.1 billion.
BJP Bags All Three MP Rajya Sabha Seats Unopposed Amid Meenakshi Natarajan RowThe BJP won all three Rajya Sabha seats from Madhya Pradesh unopposed after Congress candidate Meenakshi Natarajan's nomination was rejected. Congress has challenged the decision in court, alleging bias and procedural irregularities.
Usain Bolt Exclusive: 'Coach Believed I Could Have Run Faster'The legendary sprinter and fastest human alive, Usain Bolt, revealed that his longtime coach, Glenn Mills, believes the world never witnessed him at his absolute peak.
Money Wise: You Should Consider Grabbing A Slice Of Real EstateWhile it would be difficult for you to own an office building – even a small one would cost a few hundred crore – you could own a slice of it through a REIT.
Money Wise: The Wealthy Continue To Buy Real EstateThe Mercedes-Benz Hurun India Luxury Consumer Survey found that 22% of respondents – people with a net household worth of Rs 8.5 crore or more – said they intended to boost investments in real estate.
Money Wise: Be Wary Of Your Overseas Equity InvestmentsIn any case, the Reserve Bank of India’s and by extension, the SEBI’s, limits on overseas equity investment by mutual funds have curtailed options for the Indian investor.
Money Wise: GST Bonanza Will Put More Money In Your HandsFor you, and your finances, the impact may not be immediately apparent. Instead, you may find that you have more money at the end of the month.
Money Wise: You Don’t Know What You Got Till It’s GoneFinancial advisors stress the importance of health insurance before you make your first investment.
- Money Wise: Your Insurance Premiums Are Set To Get Cheaper But...
This is good news for you. But it shouldn’t make you consider deferring your purchase of an insurance policy.
Money Wise: What Does Freedom Mean To You?Young professionals entering the work force have the ability, because of the foundation laid by earlier generations, to contemplate financial freedom and everything that entails.
Money Wise: Don Ko Pakadna Itna Mushkil Nahin HaiIf you buy a house from a non-resident Indian and fail to deduct tax at source, you’re going to be answerable to the tax department. And the penalties can be quite severe.
Money Wise: Rs 1 Crore Is Now A PitstopThe first crore is perhaps the hardest amount to accumulate for someone starting with nothing. At 10,000 a month earning 12% per year, you’ll take 20 years.
Money Wise: A Compelling New Way To Transact For Globetrotting IndianThe ability to use a mobile application to transact would be a welcome addition to say the least, but the charges that will be levied for transactions is still unclear.
Money Wise: Traipsing Through Moonlight Is Not Always A Bad ThingWe threw out a few questions on social media to figure what people think about moonlighting and the results were… interesting.
Money Wise: Tactical Investments Take A Backseat; SIPs Hold SteadyFor regular market watchers, the 0.8% fall in the benchmark may even have come as a bit of a relief after four sessions of listless, low-volume trade.
Money Wise: Now You Know Why You Lost Money On Index TradingThe secret to long-term wealth creation is to build a stock or mutual fund portfolio and to benefit from the eighth wonder of the world – compounding.
Money Wise: Blink And You’ll Miss ItIn an age when most financial decisions have moved to digital platforms, the tendency to react quickly to ongoing developments is high.
Money Wise: Is Your Credit Score 'Good Enough'?First of all, your savings bank balance and the punctuality of your payment of utility bills does not count. What’s most important is your regular repayment of your existing debt.
Money Wise: The Repercussions Of The Air India TragedyAs hard as it is to put a value to a life, for the families of the deceased, a key question is how much they will receive as compensation.