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Sensex Falls 625 Points, Stock Market Ends Lower On Profit Booking
The Indian stock market closed in the red on Tuesday due to profit booking, driven by valuation concerns and weakness across the Asian markets.
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Truecaller Introduces AI-Powered Message IDs for Filtering Messages from Verified Businesses
Truecaller on Monday released a new feature which is aimed at aiding users in filtering out authentic messages in an inbox increasingly filled with spam texts. Dubbed Message IDs, it leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to scan the SMS inbox and identify messages like, but not limited to, OTPs, delivery updates, ticket booking status, and more, f...
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India's Manufacturing Sector Growth Hits 10-Month High In April
The growth momentum in the Indian manufacturing sector improved in April, with output increasing at the fastest pace since June 2024, on the back of another strong expansion in order books, a monthly survey
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Sagility India IPO Opens Tomorrow: Offer Size, Price Band, Listing Date
The initial public offer (IPO) of Sagility India Limited is set to open for subscription on November 5. The company aims to raise nearly Rs 2,107 crore via its maiden share sale. Sagility India IPO is a book building issue worth Rs 2,106.6 crore.
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Vistara's Last Flight On November 11, No Bookings After September 3
Vistara Airlines will cease to operate under its brand name on November 11. The airline's operations will be fully integrated with Air India starting from November 12, marking the culmination of a merger process initiated nearly two years ago.
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Vistara Bookings To Stop From September 3. Air India Merger From November 12
TATA SIA Airlines Limited, known by the brand name of Vistara announced its merger with Air India on Friday.
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Bill Gates Escaped Tightly Scheduled Life By Visiting Warren Buffett, Reveals New Book
Despite his busy work schedule, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates used his meetings with Warren Buffett as an escape from work pressure, a new book, written by New York Times correspondent Anupreeta Das, revealed.
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Opinion | Don't Catch a Falling Knife: Message From The Market Correction
Until there is more clarity on positive developments or limited negative outcomes, investors may be better off booking some profits on their equity investments. As the adage goes, "Don't try to catch a falling knife".
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Ruchir Sharma's Warning To West: Beware Of Bigger Governments You Wish For
The 'New York Times'-listed bestselling author and head of the Rockefeller Capital Management's international business, Ruchir Sharma, will be out with his new book, 'What Went Wrong With Capitalism', on June 16.
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Samsung Sees Smartphone and Tech Devices Demand Recovering in 2024 After Record Chip Loss
Samsung Electronics flagged a continued recovery in memory chips and tech demand in 2024, after reporting a 34 percent drop in fourth-quarter profit despite a memory price rebound as consumer demand remained weak in many businesses.
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Kerala Groom Rides Camel To Wedding Venue, Faces Police Case
A groom riding a camel, with 25 people accompanying him, caused a traffic jam on a busy road in this north Kerala district, following which the local police booked them for causing disruption.
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Rajkot Woman In Trouble For Performing Yoga On Road, Gujarat Police Shares Video
A video shared by the Gujarat police on X shows the woman disrupting the flow of traffic by practicing yoga asanas in the middle of a busy road.
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Amazon To Shut Down Its Global Online Bookstore To Cut Costs: Report
Amazon will shut down global online bookstore Book Depository after almost two decades, CNN Business reported. The UK-based bookseller, bought by Amazon in 2011, announced Wednesday that it would cease operations on April 26.
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Auto Components Maker Lifelong Group Acquires After-Sales Service Startup GoMechanic
Auto components maker Lifelong Group on Wednesday said it has acquired stressed automobile after-sales service startup GoMechanic for an undisclosed amount. The GoMechanic business has been acquired by the Lifelong Group as the majority shareholder under Servizzy consortium, the Delhi-based firm said in a statement.
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Samsung Expects Smartphone Demand to Decline YoY as Firm Reports 69 Percent Plunge in Quarterly Profit
Samsung on Tuesday said persistent macroeconomic uncertainty will make for a tough first half year as the world's biggest maker of memory chips and smartphones reported a 69 percent plunge in fourth-quarter profit, its lowest quarterly profit since 2014. Consumer demand for electronic devices has dropped as clients spend less in a weak economy, dra...
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Sensex Falls 625 Points, Stock Market Ends Lower On Profit Booking
The Indian stock market closed in the red on Tuesday due to profit booking, driven by valuation concerns and weakness across the Asian markets.
-
Truecaller Introduces AI-Powered Message IDs for Filtering Messages from Verified Businesses
Truecaller on Monday released a new feature which is aimed at aiding users in filtering out authentic messages in an inbox increasingly filled with spam texts. Dubbed Message IDs, it leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to scan the SMS inbox and identify messages like, but not limited to, OTPs, delivery updates, ticket booking status, and more, f...
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India's Manufacturing Sector Growth Hits 10-Month High In April
The growth momentum in the Indian manufacturing sector improved in April, with output increasing at the fastest pace since June 2024, on the back of another strong expansion in order books, a monthly survey
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Sagility India IPO Opens Tomorrow: Offer Size, Price Band, Listing Date
The initial public offer (IPO) of Sagility India Limited is set to open for subscription on November 5. The company aims to raise nearly Rs 2,107 crore via its maiden share sale. Sagility India IPO is a book building issue worth Rs 2,106.6 crore.
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Vistara's Last Flight On November 11, No Bookings After September 3
Vistara Airlines will cease to operate under its brand name on November 11. The airline's operations will be fully integrated with Air India starting from November 12, marking the culmination of a merger process initiated nearly two years ago.
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Vistara Bookings To Stop From September 3. Air India Merger From November 12
TATA SIA Airlines Limited, known by the brand name of Vistara announced its merger with Air India on Friday.
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Bill Gates Escaped Tightly Scheduled Life By Visiting Warren Buffett, Reveals New Book
Despite his busy work schedule, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates used his meetings with Warren Buffett as an escape from work pressure, a new book, written by New York Times correspondent Anupreeta Das, revealed.
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Opinion | Don't Catch a Falling Knife: Message From The Market Correction
Until there is more clarity on positive developments or limited negative outcomes, investors may be better off booking some profits on their equity investments. As the adage goes, "Don't try to catch a falling knife".
-
Ruchir Sharma's Warning To West: Beware Of Bigger Governments You Wish For
The 'New York Times'-listed bestselling author and head of the Rockefeller Capital Management's international business, Ruchir Sharma, will be out with his new book, 'What Went Wrong With Capitalism', on June 16.
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Samsung Sees Smartphone and Tech Devices Demand Recovering in 2024 After Record Chip Loss
Samsung Electronics flagged a continued recovery in memory chips and tech demand in 2024, after reporting a 34 percent drop in fourth-quarter profit despite a memory price rebound as consumer demand remained weak in many businesses.
-
Kerala Groom Rides Camel To Wedding Venue, Faces Police Case
A groom riding a camel, with 25 people accompanying him, caused a traffic jam on a busy road in this north Kerala district, following which the local police booked them for causing disruption.
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Rajkot Woman In Trouble For Performing Yoga On Road, Gujarat Police Shares Video
A video shared by the Gujarat police on X shows the woman disrupting the flow of traffic by practicing yoga asanas in the middle of a busy road.
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Amazon To Shut Down Its Global Online Bookstore To Cut Costs: Report
Amazon will shut down global online bookstore Book Depository after almost two decades, CNN Business reported. The UK-based bookseller, bought by Amazon in 2011, announced Wednesday that it would cease operations on April 26.
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Auto Components Maker Lifelong Group Acquires After-Sales Service Startup GoMechanic
Auto components maker Lifelong Group on Wednesday said it has acquired stressed automobile after-sales service startup GoMechanic for an undisclosed amount. The GoMechanic business has been acquired by the Lifelong Group as the majority shareholder under Servizzy consortium, the Delhi-based firm said in a statement.
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Samsung Expects Smartphone Demand to Decline YoY as Firm Reports 69 Percent Plunge in Quarterly Profit
Samsung on Tuesday said persistent macroeconomic uncertainty will make for a tough first half year as the world's biggest maker of memory chips and smartphones reported a 69 percent plunge in fourth-quarter profit, its lowest quarterly profit since 2014. Consumer demand for electronic devices has dropped as clients spend less in a weak economy, dra...
