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Tesla and Mahindra both make electric vehicles, but their similarities end there. For all practical purposes, they live in different universes, and neither is a threat to the other. Here is why.

Until retail traders stuck with shares purchased at steep prices are able to unload fully, bulls will remain on the sidelines. The question: Is it likely any time soon?

Short-sellers have their motives, but they serve a key purpose in bringing to public attention what others don't. Hence, instead of questioning Viceroy's motives, one should look at what its report says on Vedanta.

It will take a lot more buying effort to absorb the selling pressure from short-term nervous bulls seeking an exit. Because of this, the 25,750 resistance level assumes increased importance.

This edition of Mint's ‘Climate Change and You’ newsletter discusses the coevolution of primates and fleshy fruits, the floods in Himachal Pradesh and Texas, and some games with a green bent.

Many companies are facing a paradox where the need for environmental responsibility conflicts with shareholder demands for financial returns, leading to a rollback of sustainability initiatives. This issue is compounded by governments, including the US and India.

The Novelis takeover became a crucial testbed for Hindalco to learn how to ascend the value chain while absorbing cutting-edge production technologies. Subsequent acquisitions have consistently provided access to sustainable manufacturing technologies, especially in low-carbon aluminum production.