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38 market stories first seen on Tuesday, 6 October 2026 (IST).

'AI raises the floor, people raise the ceiling': PwC US CEO on India venture, Big Four race and GCC push

In a bold move to enhance global integration, PwC is merging its Indian consulting operations with its US counterparts. This monumental shift, led by Sanjeev Krishan, will unite around 40,000 professionals in a shared mission focused on artificial intelligence and technology investments. Expected to rake in $1.5 billion in initial revenue, this merger marks a significant trend in the consulting…

Silicon Valley companies discuss simpler GST, customs rules with CBIC

CBIC chairman Vivek Chaturvedi met a delegation led by Shefali Goradia, chairperson, Deloitte, South Asia and the Silicon Valley Tax Directors Group (SVTDG), which brings together tax directors and finance executives from more than 100 leading US technology companies, primarily headquartered in the Silicon Valley region.

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Hospital pricing part of wider value chain: Max MD

Abhay Soi, chairman of Max Healthcare, commented on scrutiny regarding hospital pricing in India. He stated that hospitals should be evaluated based on the entire clinical process rather than individual consumable prices. Soi explained that the administration of medical supplies involves significant training and compliance with storage and disposal regulations. He noted that hospitals have…

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DG can perform depositary functions: WTO tells India

In response to India's questions on the legal basis by which the WTO director general is assigned the role of acting as the depositary of the Interim Arrangements for the Agreement on Electronic Commerce (ECA), the organisation said that serving as a depositary of the ECA would not conflict with the chief's role and responsibilities.

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Indian workers spend Rs 785 monthly on commute; urban travel cost to office 70% higher: Govt survey

According to the National Household Travel Survey, Indian workers spend an average of Rs 785 monthly on commuting. Urban workers face higher commuting costs, averaging Rs 1,044 compared to Rs 612 in rural areas. The survey indicates a gender gap, with male workers spending more than female workers on transportation. Students in urban areas spend Rs 617 on daily travel, while those in rural areas…

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