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 This week’s biggest news was the Union Budget. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman managed to keep the markets happy as Sensex and Nifty both surged around 5%. If you'd ask a retail investor it was like icing on the cake that they were having after hitting lows of March 2020. However, there's one stock that hasn't been able to match the beat. HDFC AMC has been treading rough waters. Why so? You can read about it in our first story of this edition.On the contrary, UTI AMC has been keeping its investors amused through its market-beating returns, thanks to Vetri Subramaniam and his team. We have a story on that too.There are other exclusives in this edition that were ET Prime's most-read stories over the past week:

HDFC AMC has it all. The HDFC brand, INR4 lakh crore of assets under management, and a market with a rising number of retail investors. Still, on a day when the Sensex measured mount 50K, the stock fell 110 points. So, what went wrong? The story has a long prequel.
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Auto + Aviation
Tesla’s start in India may be muted due to high prices. But with large-scale domestic manufacturing and localisation, like it did in China, the Elon Musk company may offer EVs at competitive prices. With a robust automotive supply chain, lower corporate tax rates, and software skills, India could become a solid local market and an export hub for Tesla.
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Markets

Can a GameStop play out in India? Short answer: no. But similar concepts can work well. Think ETFs.

Can a GameStop play out in India? Short answer: no. But similar concepts can work well. Think ETFs.In India, it is not easy to look at the positions of hedge funds and take an opposite one. Moreover, going short in Indian markets is restricted to 200 stocks. However, if ETFs and index funds, which also aim to take on huge institutional players, acquire a certain heft, they have to be taken seriously.
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Consumer
Rebel Foods is taking on the distribution of established brands like Wendy’s, Natural’s Ice Cream and Mad Over Donuts. The company tasted success when it pivoted from QSR chain to delivery-only brands. But cracks in that model are beginning to show, and there’s a clear shift in focus. Where does that leave its own brands?
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