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GameStop Makes Bold $56 Billion Play for eBay, Ready to Go Hostile
A potential deal between GameStop and eBay would upend the usual M&A playbook, as it is rare for a company to target one nearly four times its size. Such deals typically rely on substantial debt, stock issuance, or both - banking on future earnings of the combined company to justify the cost.
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From 'FOMO' To 'FOWT': Why Is Gen Z Hitting A Pause On Stocks?
Share Market News: Gen Z are trying to understand it better before stepping in again. Experts say 'fear of wrong timing' shouldn't hold them back.
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US Stocks Climb Toward Records On Strong Earnings Despite Rising Oil Prices
The S&P 500 climbed 0.9 per cent and was on track to top its all-time high set on Friday.
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Fewer New Launches, Bigger Revenue: How Tim Cook Filled Steve Jobs' Shoes
When Tim Cook became CEO, Apple's stock traded near $13 (split-adjusted). At the time of his exit, it closed around $273.
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Noida Turns 50: How The Planned City Outgrew Its Initial Brief
Noida's growth has been steady. This created trust. And trust attracted capital. Today, Noida is no longer just a supporting player in the NCR story.
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Investors Lose Rs 2 Lakh Crore: Three Reasons Behind Market Crash Today
Stock Market Crash: Within an hour of the beginning of the trading session, investors lost over Rs 4 trillion.
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Got Rs 100 To Invest? Here's How To Split It Between Shares, Gold And FD
Iran War Impact: Investors are selling assets like equities. Even gold, which usually acts as a hedge during times of uncertainty, is fluctuating.
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Electricity On Exchanges Is Getting Cheaper Despite Rising Demand, Here's Why
The exchange price is no longer a crude reflection of scarcity; it is becoming a real-time indicator of an efficient power market, as per experts.
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Trump's Iran Ceasefire: Everyone's Relaxed Except Gold. What Does It Know?
June gold futures rose about 4% to roughly $4,851 an ounce after the ceasefire. Silver jumped more than 6% to around $76. The gains came even as stocks and crypto rallied, suggesting investors are not simply rotating into risk.
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Gold Losing Safe-Haven Shine Amid Iran War: Is Silver A Smarter Choice?
Gold's unusual behaviour during the Iran conflict shows that even "safe havens" can wobble when markets are driven by complex forces.
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Your Magnum Bar Now Owns Popular Indian Ice Cream Kwality Wall's Too
The Magnum Ice Cream Company is the world's largest ice cream company, headquartered in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
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Biggest Surge In 12.5 Years: How RBI Is Saving Rupee From Iran War Jitters
The rupee jumped 1.3 per cent to around Rs 93.53 per dollar on Thursday -- the most since September 2013.
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Are Stock, Commodity Markets Shut For Mahavir Jayanti Today? Check Details
Stock Market Closed For March 31:
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Rupee Hits All-Time-Low, Breaches 95-Level Against US Dollar
The rupee erased the gains and fell 160 paise from its opening level.
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"If They Pump It...": Iran's Speaker On How To Make Money From Trump's Mood Swings
Ghalibaf's message is not just about trading tactics. It challenges how markets process power and information.
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GameStop Makes Bold $56 Billion Play for eBay, Ready to Go Hostile
A potential deal between GameStop and eBay would upend the usual M&A playbook, as it is rare for a company to target one nearly four times its size. Such deals typically rely on substantial debt, stock issuance, or both - banking on future earnings of the combined company to justify the cost.
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From 'FOMO' To 'FOWT': Why Is Gen Z Hitting A Pause On Stocks?
Share Market News: Gen Z are trying to understand it better before stepping in again. Experts say 'fear of wrong timing' shouldn't hold them back.
-
US Stocks Climb Toward Records On Strong Earnings Despite Rising Oil Prices
The S&P 500 climbed 0.9 per cent and was on track to top its all-time high set on Friday.
-
Fewer New Launches, Bigger Revenue: How Tim Cook Filled Steve Jobs' Shoes
When Tim Cook became CEO, Apple's stock traded near $13 (split-adjusted). At the time of his exit, it closed around $273.
-
Noida Turns 50: How The Planned City Outgrew Its Initial Brief
Noida's growth has been steady. This created trust. And trust attracted capital. Today, Noida is no longer just a supporting player in the NCR story.
-
Investors Lose Rs 2 Lakh Crore: Three Reasons Behind Market Crash Today
Stock Market Crash: Within an hour of the beginning of the trading session, investors lost over Rs 4 trillion.
-
Got Rs 100 To Invest? Here's How To Split It Between Shares, Gold And FD
Iran War Impact: Investors are selling assets like equities. Even gold, which usually acts as a hedge during times of uncertainty, is fluctuating.
-
Electricity On Exchanges Is Getting Cheaper Despite Rising Demand, Here's Why
The exchange price is no longer a crude reflection of scarcity; it is becoming a real-time indicator of an efficient power market, as per experts.
-
Trump's Iran Ceasefire: Everyone's Relaxed Except Gold. What Does It Know?
June gold futures rose about 4% to roughly $4,851 an ounce after the ceasefire. Silver jumped more than 6% to around $76. The gains came even as stocks and crypto rallied, suggesting investors are not simply rotating into risk.
-
Gold Losing Safe-Haven Shine Amid Iran War: Is Silver A Smarter Choice?
Gold's unusual behaviour during the Iran conflict shows that even "safe havens" can wobble when markets are driven by complex forces.
-
Your Magnum Bar Now Owns Popular Indian Ice Cream Kwality Wall's Too
The Magnum Ice Cream Company is the world's largest ice cream company, headquartered in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
-
Biggest Surge In 12.5 Years: How RBI Is Saving Rupee From Iran War Jitters
The rupee jumped 1.3 per cent to around Rs 93.53 per dollar on Thursday -- the most since September 2013.
-
Are Stock, Commodity Markets Shut For Mahavir Jayanti Today? Check Details
Stock Market Closed For March 31:
-
Rupee Hits All-Time-Low, Breaches 95-Level Against US Dollar
The rupee erased the gains and fell 160 paise from its opening level.
-
"If They Pump It...": Iran's Speaker On How To Make Money From Trump's Mood Swings
Ghalibaf's message is not just about trading tactics. It challenges how markets process power and information.
