Economy
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Dialight employee trust purchases 100,000 shares at 566p
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Australia stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 down 0.01%
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Coinmico Launches Crypto Market Data Platform Built From Observed Trading Activity
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Tata Group stocks fall 8% as Tata Trusts calls Chandrasekaran’s extension illegal
Tata stocks took a notable hit following the declaration by Tata Trusts that Chandrasekaran’s reappointment was illegal. The Reserve Bank of India also denied Tata Sons’ plea to maintain private status. With Tata Trusts holding a majority of shares and opposing the IPO, Noel Tata has proposed looking into structural alternatives to appease the regulator.…
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BE:FIRST Prove They’re Ones To Watch With New Global EP, ‘Watch Me’
Japanese artists BE:FIRST talks about hanging out in LA, American culture, Erewhon, working with American producers, and their new international EP, ‘Watch Me.’
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Millennials have peaked — now they’re having their ‘is this it?’ moment
This year marks the 25th anniversary of Is This It, the classic album by the Stokes, the rock band that turned the page from Gen X pop culture to something more distinctly millennial. It’s also a favorite album for this author and Glassdoor senior economist Chris Martin, who used the phrase in a recent conversation…
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AI’s 3 musketeers hit the brakes: Why Chris Wood sees midcaps back in favour
India’s domestic economy is showing resilience despite geopolitical and energy risks, with stronger bank credit, corporate lending and earnings growth. Jefferies’ Chris Wood sees a potential reversal in the AI trade as another catalyst for global investors to refocus on India. He also favours mid- and small-caps, while highlighting domestic flows, gold loans and energy…
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Kore Digital shares crash10% on Sebi’s Rs 541 crore revenue charge
Kore Digital shares plunged after Sebi barred the company and key executives from the securities market over alleged financial statement manipulation, non-genuine subsidiaries and diversion of preferential issue proceeds.
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IndiGo shares rise 2% after India’s largest airline hikes excess baggage and priority service prices
InterGlobe Aviation, IndiGo’s operator, raised charges for domestic ancillary services, including infant travel, excess baggage and priority check-in and boarding. The revisions increase passenger costs beyond base fares. IndiGo had reported a Rs 238 crore Q1 FY27 loss amid higher fuel expenses, despite strong revenue growth and expanding domestic and international operations.