BUSINESS
Promoter picks up over half a percent stake in Welspun Enterprises, Invesco MF buys 0.89% stake in Dredging Corporation
Invesco Mutual Fund's shareholding may be increased over 1 percent in Dredging Corporation now.
BUSINESS
IBM to buy Confluent for $11 billion in all-cash AI data deal
IBM will acquire Confluent for $11 billion in an all-cash deal to strengthen its AI and real-time data platform as global enterprise data volumes surge.
BUSINESS
RBI to conduct $5 billion USD/INR buy/sell swap auction on December 16
As per estimates by the experts, this auction will approximately inject Rs 45,000 crore liquidity to the banking system.
BUSINESS
IndiGo signals turnaround with 1,800 flights and 91% OTP after week-long disruptions
IndiGo said its network coverage has now been fully restored, and all cancellations for Tuesday were executed a day in advance to ensure that customers received timely notifications
INDIA
India to China after Shanghai airport row: Don’t ‘target’ Indians in transit, give safety assurance
India protests the 18-hr detention of an Arunachal-born citizen at Shanghai airport, seeks assurances from China on Indian travellers and issues a transit caution.
BUSINESS
Virat Kohli to sell One8 to Agilitas, invest Rs 40 crore to pick up stake
Moneycontrol was first to report that Virat Kohli was set to invest Rs 40 crore in Agilitas, as part of a larger round, in June.
INDIA
Right to Disconnect Bill tabled in Lok Sabha: Which other countries enforce work–life balance?
According to the Bill, the ‘right to disconnect’ means that while the employer may contact the employee after work hours, the latter is not obliged to reply.
BUSINESS
Moody’s calls IndiGo disruption ‘credit negative’, flags planning and oversight lapses
Moody’s calls IndiGo flight disruptions credit negative as govt blames planning lapses; Rs 827 crore refunded while DGCA seeks replies from top executives.
INDIA
Priyanka slams PM Modi's speech in Lok Sabha: 'Vande Mataram debate as West Bengal polls are coming'
You (BJP) are for the elections, we are for the country. No matter how many elections we lose, we will sit here and keep fighting you and your ideology. We will keep fighting for our country, says Congress MP.
BUSINESS
Biocon shares drop 3%: Analysts expect 'earnings dilution' after firm's Biocon Biologics buyout
Biocon share price: The shares of the company closed at Rs 381.60 apiece on Monday, the lowest level seen by the stock in over three weeks.
INDIA
India deploys four more naval ships to Sri Lanka under Operation Sagar Bandhu after cyclone
India expands cyclone relief to Sri Lanka with four more Indian Navy ships under Operation Sagar Bandhu, taking total aid to about 1,000 tonnes.
TRENDS
'My HR caught me cheating on her': Employee found speaking to other companies on Day 1 at new job
Describing the exchange, the employee wrote: 'That whole conversation sounded like a breakup that’s about to happen.'
INDIA
Aaditya Thackeray's big claim amid tensions between BJP, Shinde Sena: '22 MLAs growing close to CM'
“There is one party and two factions on the treasury side. Twenty-two MLAs from one faction have grown close to the CM. They have good funds and they have started dancing to the tune of the CM,” he said, without explicitly naming the Shiv Sena faction.
BUSINESS
Live: Sensex, Nifty fall 1% amidst broad-based selloff | Closing Bell
Join Lovisha Darad and Yatin Mota in conversation with Rajesh Bhosale, Senior Technical and Derivative Analyst, Angel One and Daljit Singh Kohli, Head -Equity, Roha Asset Managers LLP
INDIA
Bengaluru says 22,539 potholes fixed, links repairs to Rs 4,800-crore road overhaul
Girinath said Bengaluru has 1,682 km of arterial and sub-arterial roads, many of which have seen little funding for nearly eight years. Ongoing upgrades worth Rs 4,800 crore are aimed at easing congestion once completed.
BUSINESS
Earnings are holding up, but stock prices aren’t: PMS managers see widening gap in H1 FY25
At PMS AIF World's latest Alpha Investment Summit, speakers on the panel, Pawan Bharaddia and Arun Subramanyam, said this disconnect became sharper in the first half of FY25 and is now a key driver of short-term underperformance across parts of the PMS-AIF space.
INDIA
Rahul, Priyanka skip Vande Mataram debate in Lok Sabha; Gogoi leads opposition's charge
"People of India are suffering and there is no mention of it. PM Modi did not mention Delhi blast once. We are not able to protect our citizens, neither in Delhi or Pahalgam. People are unable to breathe, says PM Modi.
INDIA
Not taking situation lightly, will take very strict action and set example: Civil aviation minister on IndiGo crisis
Naidu added that any miscompliance or non-adherence by any person, entity, organization, or operator in civil aviation will attract very strict action to set an industry-wide example
TRENDS
Ex-Infosys techie praises work culture in Germany, says India had no work-life balance
Applying for leave in India, Kaustav Bannerjee said, felt like 'the biggest challenge' in an employee’s life. 'Nobody is willing to approve it.' Life in Germany, however, is vastly different. 'I cannot even start to praise the numerous good things,' he added.
BUSINESS
Tata-Lockheed Martin break ground for new C-130J MRO hub in Bengaluru
The move comes as the Tata-Lockheed Martin joint venture is pitching the C-130J Super Hercules for the IAF upcoming mega procurement of around 80 heavy-lift transport aircraft.
INDIA
Vande Mataram debate: PM Modi corrects himself from ‘Bankim da’ to ‘Bankim babu’ after TMC objects | Watch
INDIA
PM Modi in Lok Sabha: 'Nehru backed Jinnah's sentiment, buckled under Muslim League's opposition to Vande Mataram'
It is unfortunate for the country that Congress compromised on Vande Mataram. They bowed to the Muslim League and decided to fragment Vande Mataram, says PM Modi.
INDIA
Vande Mataram says what Lord Ram said when leaving Lanka: PM Modi in Lok Sabha
During our Vedas, it was said, This land is my mother, and I am the son of the soil. This same idea was conveyed by Shri Ram when he gave up Lanka, says PM Modi
TRENDS
Salman Rushdie 'worried' about Hindu nationalism. Your attacker was Muslim, remind netizens
British author Salman Rushdie also said that in India, 'There seems to be a desire to rewrite the history of the country; essentially to say Hindus good, Muslims bad.'
