global capability centres

Proposed US H-1B wage hikes are poised to benefit India's global capability centres (GCCs) as MNCs re-evaluate global workforce strategies. With a focus on smaller, outcome-driven teams and visa-agnostic environments, GCCs are becoming a cost-efficient alternative for companies looking to scale operations offshore amidst rising US hiring expenses.

Many GCCs have become integral to the global enterprise. But with AI becoming such a powerful technolgy, the next generation of GCCs will not merely have to deliver solutions, they will also have to shape enterprise outcomes, redesign work, orchestrate ecosystems, and accelerate AI adoption at scale. If they don't, they'll lose relevance

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Arundhati Bhattacharya, Naina Lal Kidwai, Chanda Kochhar, Shikha Sharma were all leading some of the country’s largest financial institutions. Today, a striking number of global capability centres run in India by American, European and British banks and financial services firms are led by women. These centres span everything from core banking technology and risk management to advanced analytics and operations, supporting some of the world’s largest financial institutions and increasingly shaping how they function globally

Uber is set to open two new technology centers in Bengaluru and Hyderabad by the end of 2027, significantly expanding its engineering and infrastructure presence in India. These facilities will focus on AI, backend systems, and global product development, reflecting Uber's long-term commitment to the Indian market and its growing role in solving mobility challenges worldwide.

Housing sales in eight major Indian cities saw a 2 percent dip in early 2026. Demand slowed, especially in affordable housing. Bengaluru, however, showed strong growth. Other cities like Mumbai and Pune experienced declines. New housing supply remained steady. This indicates a shift towards quality-driven demand in the residential market.

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