`We look forward to doubling down on opportunities that we can jointly pursue and get technology in the hands of more and more people to ensure that we make it an inclusive future for all’ says Cisco

Wall Street experienced a mixed start as investors assessed President Trump's renewed tariff threats and concerns about elevated stock valuations. The Dow Jones Industrial Average saw a slight decrease, while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 show ...more

To encourage “sachetisation” of MF schemes, SEBI last February halved the minimum SIP investment to make it more accessible for investors

Gold loan NBFCs could see margin pressure, MFI companies to see lower AUM growth

Tata Motors global wholesales, including Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), stood at 2,99,664 units in the first quarter of FY26, down 9 per cent compared to the same quarter in FY25 (3,29,847).

The 19-km elevated Yellow Line from RV Road to Bommasandra, featuring 16 stations, was initially set to open in December 2021.

The clip opens to the truck driver narrowly escaping hitting another four-wheeler as it slips on the rain-soaked road. It seemed to lose control and skid while manoeuvring a curve.

After the Jane Street scam, the exchanges are in action mode. With an aim to curb malpractices affecting retail investor interest, they are using artificial intelligence (AI) to track irregularities with trades. Know how they are workign on making surveillance impenetrable with AI's assistance, how last-minute trades will be monitored and, what new ...more

SEBI launches a full-scale investigation into US-based Jane Street Group for allegedly using the expiry-day strategy ‘marking the close’—leveraging algorithmic trades to distort Nifty index levels in the final 30 minutes and amass Rs 4,844 crore in profits, even as 91 per cent of retail traders lost money in FY25.

SEBI launches a full-scale investigation into US-based Jane Street Group for allegedly using the expiry-day strategy ‘marking the close’—leveraging algorithmic trades to distort Nifty index levels in the final 30 minutes and amass Rs 4,844 crore in profits, even as 91 per cent of retail traders lost money in FY25.

Home-cooked meals became pricier in June, Crisil reports, with vegetarian thalis costing ₹27.1, a 3% rise, and non-vegetarian thalis at ₹54.8, up 4%. Tomato prices surged 36% due to reduced supply, while potato and broiler prices al ...more