India's wealth managers find new ways to delight their ultra-rich clients - with more than a little help from luxury lifestyle management firms. 'Ask and ye shall have it'. Well almost. Nuha Bubere (नुहा) has a rich story today at The Ken the-ken.com/story/lunch-wi…

• A 3:00 a.m. call to book the penthouse at a seven-star Dubai hotel • A seat at Berkshire Hathaway’s annual shareholder meeting to meet Warren Buffet • Lunch with Roger Federer Wealth managers—who handle the assets of the well-heeled—are finding new ways to delight them.

With the help of luxury lifestyle-management firms and their networks, they are leaving no stone unturned to fulfil their clients' demands. These firms see this as an opportunity to partner with wealth managers and expand their clientele. ✍️ Nuha Bubere (नुहा): the-ken.com/story/lunch-wi…

Zomato is sitting on Rs 10,800 crore in cash. So why does it want to raise another Rs 8,500 cr? It’s not because Zepto and Swiggy have also raised a ton of money. Ok, it is about that, a little bit (1/2)

Why is Zomato raising Rs 8,500 cr? Is it just due to competition or something more? Aakriti Bhalla has a great point-in-time story on what is really playing out at the Deepinder Goyal-led food-tech major for today's The Ken the-ken.com/story/zomato-i…

Earlier this week, I wrote about wealth managers and how they are going over and above, catering to a whole set of luxe requests for their ultra wealthy clients, with help from luxury lifestyle management firms. Makes for a great weekend read! The Ken the-ken.com/story/lunch-wi…

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Hurun wants to go where Forbes and Bloomberg couldn’t. In today's story, Nuha Bubere (नुहा) reports how Hurun India and wealth managers turned ‘rich lists’ into a virtuous cycle. the-ken.com/story/how-huru…

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Very interesting piece in The Ken today by Abhirami G Seems that Indian data centers that want to offer GPU computing to clients will need liquid cooling. “Water is the new air,” the story says. But where is the water?

Water is the new air: the race to cool India’s data centres with pricey new tech. Three foreign firms are set to capture a slice of India’s Rs 10,000 crore data-centre boom as liquid cooling becomes essential to handle AI’s power surge. ✍️ Abhirami G the-ken.com/story/water-is…

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Hurun India and wealth managers turned ‘rich lists’ into a virtuous cycle. Here's how👇 Hurun started curating rich lists in India over a decade ago. The aim was to go beyond Forbes and capture the stories of more than just the top 100 wealthy individuals.

This led to the expansion of Hurun, and with it came the sponsorships with leading banks and wealth management firms. But it’s not just Hurun’s extensive research on wealth creation that’s attracting these firms. What else, then? Nuha Bubere (नुहा) reports: the-ken.com/story/how-huru…

Data centres are such a wild concept. I think of them as apartment buildings but for computers. A data centre can use the same amount of power in an HOUR that 120 households in Bengaluru could use in an entire year. That is a huge amount of power for a country like India.

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