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Barclays targets Indias billionaires as private banking competition intensifies
Barclays is targeting Indias wealthiest founders and business owners as it seeks to expand its private banking business amid intensifying competition. The lender is leveraging its international network and capital-markets expertise to serve ultra-rich Indians with global assets, aiming for double-digit growth and deeper relationships with the countrys top promoters.
Buying health insurance in 2026? Check these 7 factors before choosing a policy
Best health insurance policy 2026 India: compare sum insured, exclusions, waiting period, co-payment, sub-limits, network hospitals, top-up plans & no-claim bonus before buying a family floater.
Yash's gangster drama Toxic opened strongly, crossing Rs 100 crore on its first day. The film experienced a major drop on its second day. Its Day 2 performance lags behind recent pan-India blockbusters like Dhurandhar 2 and Pushpa 2. The Hindi market led the Day 2 collection, while Kannada showed higher occupancy. Read on to know how much Yash's movie earned on day 2.
Ankur Warikoo reflected on how he went from playing with his sister every day for 15 years to speaking with her once or twice a month. He said college, the US, relationships, marriage and separate homes gradually created distance. Warikoo believes siblings are often taken for granted because we assume they will always be there. His advice: send a simple Hey today.
Banks will remain closed in several states on 28 August for Raksha Bandhan. The closures are state-specific, while online banking, UPI, NEFT, RTGS, and ATM services will continue. Customers should check their local bank's holiday schedule before visiting a branch.
Trump administration weighs US ownership stake in Venezuelas vast oil reserves: Report
The Trump administration is discussing a potential US ownership stake in Venezuelas oil industry, Axios reported, covering more than a dozen fields holding about 90 billion barrels of proven reserves. The proposal could bring private US companies into developing the assets, increase Venezuelan oil revenues and significantly expand US access to crude.
SBI sees corporate loan pipeline at Rs 5 lakh crore: CS Setty, SBI, Chairman
The State Bank of India forecasts a significant surge in corporate loan prospects, aiming for 5 lakh crore as companies pivot towards investments in renewable energy and battery storage solutions. SBI remains steadfast in its goal to secure $10 billion through FCNR(B) deposits while confidently targeting a 14-15% growth in credit. With robust capital buffers, banks are better positioned to navigate future economic fluctuations.
Yatharth Hospitals draws interest from Aster, Advent as healthcare consolidation heats up
Aster DM Quality Care is negotiating to acquire a controlling stake in Yatharth Hospitals. This potential acquisition aims to consolidate the hospital sector amid private equity interest. Yatharth Hospitals' stock has seen a significant rise in anticipation of a potential trade. The deal would trigger an open offer for additional shares, expanding the acquirer's ownership. This move would significantly strengthen Aster DM Quality Care's presence in northern India.
Food packets may have to spill the beans
India's food regulator is considering new front-of-pack nutrition labelling for packaged foods. This system would highlight excessive fat, salt, or sugar content on food packages. The regulator is also exploring varied assessment thresholds based on typical serving sizes. This move follows Supreme Court scrutiny over the prolonged delay in implementing such standards. Industry representatives support clear, science-based nutrition information for consumers.
Vodafone Idea plans to repay 49,000 crore spectrum dues in 3 years
Vodafone Idea plans to pay nearly 49,000 crore in spectrum dues over the next three years, with payments of about 7,000 crore in FY27, 15,000 crore in FY28 and 27,000 crore in FY29. The telco expects to fund these through higher EBITDA, internal cash generation and fresh bank funding, while also pursuing a 45,000-crore network expansion plan.
A man found himself losing his dream job within moments, and after months of trying to be gainfully employed and failing, he ended up with a less than perfect job washing dishes that paid less than $11 an hour. Taking to Reddit, the despondent Reddit user shared his story.
Hindalco Industries expands specialty Alumina portfolio
Hindalco Industries commissioned a new facility for specialty alumina in Belagavi. This new plant will produce flame-retardant products for various safety applications. The company is also planning several more specialty alumina facilities soon. These expansions will significantly increase Hindalco's total specialty alumina capacity.
Demand for vaccines surges as H1N1, other influenza cases see a sharp rise
Demand for flu vaccines has significantly increased this year. At-home vaccination services are seeing a substantial rise in bookings. Rapid testing requests are also growing from various Indian cities. This surge is driven by elevated viral spread and increased awareness. Experts recommend annual vaccinations and usual protective measures.
NTPC plans to treble capacity to 244GW by 2037, invest 16.86 lakh crore
NTPC plans to nearly triple its power generation capacity by 2037. The company will invest significantly in renewable and nuclear power expansion. This investment will also cover battery and pumped storage systems. NTPC aims to contribute substantially to the nation's nuclear energy target.
ACME Solar raises Rs 1,571 crore for 300 MW Rajasthan power project
ACME Solar Holdings announced 1,571 crore project funding from IIFCL. This financing will develop ACME Renewtech Sixth's 300 MW assured peak power project. The company has now secured 10,976 crore in financing this fiscal year. The project's power purchase agreement is with Solar Energy Corporation of India. This agreement is for twenty-five years at a tariff of 6.28 per unit.
7 Baby Names From Ancient Rome That Sound Majestic And Have Pop Culture Significance
7 Baby Names From Ancient Rome That Sound Majestic And Have Pop Culture Significance
India needs Rs 30 lakh crore to hit 500 GW clean-energy target: Pralhad Joshi
India needs over 30 lakh crore investment for its 500 GW non-fossil fuel target. Domestic financial institutions and capital markets will fund much of this significant green-energy expansion. The nation has already surpassed 300 GW of installed non-fossil fuel capacity. Renewable energy capacity grew substantially in the first four months of FY27. Maharashtra is urged to showcase projects and attract global developers at BRESE 2026.
HDFC Bank's CEO call gains urgency as Sashidhar Jagdishan's term nears end
The timeline stands in contrast to Jagdishan's previous reappointment. HDFC Bank's board had recommended a fresh three-year term for him on March 4, 2023, nearly eight months before his first tenure was due to expire. The Reserve Bank of India approved the appointment in September that year.
Gaana, Fenix360 team up to create direct artist-fan ecosystem
Gaana and Fenix360 have partnered to launch a new artist-fan ecosystem. This integration combines discovery, engagement, and monetization within the Gaana app. Artists can now build digital storefronts and offer merchandise directly to fans. The platform also enables ticket sales and paid live streams for artists. This new ecosystem aims to foster stronger artist-audience connections and revenue streams.
In Graphics: Kitchen basket inflation is back
Edible oils and eggs are also seeing higher prices. Demand for most commodities is elevated amid the onset of the festival season, even as poor monsoon rainfall and the second-order effects of the West Asia crisis continue to add pressure.
'Croma on turnaround path as losses narrow, quality of growth gets better': CEO
Infiniti Retail, Croma's operator, is on a strong turnaround path, significantly reducing losses. The company achieved operational profitability in FY26, swinging to a profit of 159 crore. Total income grew thirteen percent to 21,784 crore, with sales growth nearly doubling. Infiniti Retail closed thirty-five unviable stores and plans to add forty-five new outlets. Continuous cost optimization is now a habit in the business.
Singapore Airlines' board to retain final say on further Air India investment
Singapore Airlines board will retain the final decision on any further investment in loss-making Air India, chairman Peter Seah told shareholders. He said the board is closely reviewing the investment and would approve additional funding only as circumstances warrant.
India, Canada set $70 billion trade target, widen economic partnership
India and Canada aim to deepen economic ties, expanding beyond goods and services. They plan to scale up bilateral trade to seventy billion dollars annually by 2030. Discussions focused on investment, financial sector cooperation, and critical minerals. Canadian investors were urged to leverage India's growing economy and talent. Both nations seek to build more resilient and inclusive economies together.
Faster KYC, nods key to boosting FDI flows: Piyush Goyal
The minister was speaking at the end of his official visit to Japan, where he held a series of high-level engagements aimed at accelerating Japanese investment in India, strengthening industrial partnerships and expanding bilateral economic cooperation across emerging and strategic sectors. Our focus is on process and procedures... there are very few sectors where FDI is restricted but we are open to ideas whatever industry demands... during these engagements here, new ideas have come up, Goyal said.
Centre allows imported coal in Rs 37,500-crore gasification scheme
The government permits imported coal for gasification projects under a new scheme. This initiative aims to convert coal into valuable chemicals and fuels. Developers will arrange their own fuel supply, with no domestic coal guarantee provided. Foreign companies can bid but must establish a local entity if selected. The scheme offers financial support for plant and machinery costs.
Two Soviet dogs, Belka and Strelka, orbited Earth and returned safely. Strelka later had puppies, and one was gifted to the Kennedys. This puppy, Pushinka, arrived at the White House as a surprise gift. Pushinka and a Kennedy dog named Charlie had four puppies together. These pupniks symbolized a small connection between two rival superpowers.
Waste-to-Power Plant in Aminbazar: Electricity Tariff Set at Tk 25 per Unit
China will invest in establishing a waste-to-energy power plant in Aminbazar. A tripartite agreement on the project will be signed in Beijing on September 2. Electricity generation from the plant is expected to begin in 2028, with the Bangladesh Power Development Board (PDB) set to purchase the electricity at Tk 25 per unit. Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Yao Wen paid a courtesy call on Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives (LGRD) Minister Dr. Abdul Moin Khan at the Secretariat on Thursday. The issues were discussed during the meeting. LGRD State Minister Mir Shahe Alam was also present at the meeting. Speaking to journalists, he said China wants to increase its investment in waste-to-energy projects. A Chinese company will generate 42 megawatts of electricity from waste at the Aminbazar landfill and supply it to the national grid. Power supply is expected to begin between August and September 2028. The state minister said the electricity tariff has been set at Tk 25 per unit. Although the price may initially seem high, it is tolerable considering the overall benefits. They will dispose of our waste and, at the same time, reduce carbon emissions, he said. He added that China has also been invited [] The post Waste-to-Power Plant in Aminbazar: Electricity Tariff Set at Tk 25 per Unit appeared first on Energy Bangla .
Onion prices likely to stay firm till November despite Centres Rs 35/kg push
Onion prices will likely stay firm until November despite government sales. Inferior quality of stored onions and delayed fresh crop arrival are key factors. Global onion shortages are also supporting domestic price stability. The government's price control measures follow a significant wholesale price increase. The Kanda Express transports onions from Maharashtra to major cities.
S&P retains India rating, keeps outlook stable on economic momentum
Last year, S&P, the biggest of the global ratings firms, had raised its rating on India to 'BBB' from 'BBB-' after 18 years, citing the country's economic resilience and sustained fiscal consolidation. However, Fitch has retained its sovereign rating on India at BBB- since 2006, while Moody's has retained the same lowest investment grade of 'Baa3' since 2020. As for short-term India credit rating, S&P has maintained it at A-2, indicating that the country's capacity to meet financial commitments remains satisfactory.
Pernod Ricard weighs options for India IPO, kicks off legal process
Pernod Ricard has confirmed that its board is evaluating a potential IPO of its Indian operations and has begun legal preparations to keep the option open. CEO Alexandre Ricard said the decision is still under discussion and will depend on the strategic rationale and potential shareholder value.
Banks, FIU-IND work on sharper framework to flag money mule accounts
Banks are enhancing suspicious transaction reporting for money mule accounts. They aim for better analysis and pattern identification by the principal officer. Artificial intelligence and machine learning tools are now being deployed. This initiative follows parliamentary committee recommendations for accountability. The goal is to recover funds and prevent financial system misuse.
Will talk to Japan on increasing basmati rice exports from India: Goyal
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Thursday said India will take up the issue of greater market access for basmati rice with Japan during a review of the trade agreement, and explore opportunities for exports of processed food products. Responding to a question from an industry representative on increasing basmati rice exports to Japan, Goyal said the government would have to engage with the Japanese authorities as rice is a sensitive sector in Japan. We in the government will have to work on it and will have to talk to the Japanese government. There are several areas which are sensitive for each country, and to the best of my knowledge, rice is a sensitive area in Japan, he said. He noted that Japan has restrictions on the quantity of rice that can be imported and duties are applicable beyond the permitted quantity. We will talk to the Japanese government when we review the CEPA (Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement) and see what more areas of mutual ...
EIH dispute: Oberoi Hotels told to deposit late chief's dividend with Delhi HC in four weeks
Anastasia Oberoi, daughter of late hotelier PRS Oberoi and Mirjana Jojic Oberoi, had sought to restrain Oberoi Hotels from distributing the final dividend declared in its annual general meeting (AGM) held on September 26 last year, or alternatively sought a direction that the dividend so declared be placed in a separate interest-bearing account in the registry of the HC.
Equity mutual fund returns can vary sharply across categories and schemes. Over a 10-year SIP period, some small-cap and mid-cap funds emerged among the top performers, while certain large-cap, value and flexi-cap schemes featured at the lower end.
Oyo parent Prisms FY26 profit jumps over fourfold to Rs 994 crore
Oyo parent Prism reported a substantial profit increase for fiscal 2026. Consolidated revenue from operations also saw a significant rise of fifty percent. Ebitda more than doubled, driven by higher business volumes and acquisitions. Gross booking value increased substantially, reflecting strong market performance. The company is now considering a large initial public offering.
BPCL to get first Iraqi crude cargo as Hormuz disruption persists
Bharat Petroleum Corporation will soon receive its first Iraqi crude oil shipment. This move aims to secure supplies while facing disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. The company is also open to purchasing more Gulf crude on a free-on-board basis. BPCL plans a ship-to-ship transfer of the Iraqi cargo near Fujairah. This diversification strategy helps maintain essential fuel supplies for the nation.
Why are Indian investors increasingly choosing index funds over their 'cheaper cousin' ETFs?
Index funds are becoming increasingly popular among retail investors in the passive investing segment. Here's why Indian investors are choosing index funds over ETFs despite the latter being a cheaper option.
Mahindra Last Mile Mobility planning to double capacity, scouting for new factory site
Mahindra Last Mile Mobility is considering doubling its annual production capacity to meet rising demand for electric three-wheelers. The Mahindra & Mahindra subsidiary currently has capacity to produce 300,000 vehicles a year across plants in Telangana, Karnataka and Uttarakhand.
HDFC Bank staff help prevent Rs 1.12-crore 'digital arrest' fraud
HDFC Bank employees took swift action to block a potential digital scam targeting elderly clients. An attentive staff member noticed an anxious couple trying to send a hefty amount of money while on a video call with someone unknown. Reacting promptly, the bank team identified the suspicious activity and successfully protected the seniors from losing Rs 1.12 crore, showcasing their commitment to customer safety.
A wife sought 4 lakh per month as maintenance for herself and the children at the Gurgaon Family Court. She also asked for 7.5 lakh as litigation expenses. The husband claimed that his annual income had fallen to 36 lakh with other liabilities.
A talented eighteen-year-old student has developed groundbreaking biodegradable filters using jute waste fibers. These remarkable sponges efficiently extract toxic substances from road runoff, achieving an impressive eighty percent reduction in pollutants as confirmed by laboratory analysis. This eco-friendly innovation demands far less energy and financial investment to manufacture, garnering the young inventor significant recognition at a prestigious competition.
Vashishtha Narayan Singhs life story seems like someone straight from a film. It began with a lot of promise, as the late academic was hailed as a child prodigy, and he went on to complete his three-year mathematics course in just one year and later went to the University of Berkeley for further studies. But his bright career was cut short by schizophrenia.
Closer India-Canada economic cooperation gains importance amid global uncertainty: Sitharaman
India and Canada are strengthening economic ties amid global uncertainty. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted the need for deeper partnerships. Discussions focused on investment, finance, and regulatory cooperation between the nations. Both countries explored avenues for financial sector collaboration and critical minerals. This dialogue aims to build resilient and sustainable economies for both nations.
Some stocks and mutual funds may remain in your portfolio despite prolonged underperformance. These zombie investments may no longer fit your strategy or goals. Here's how investors can spot warning signs and review whether such investments still deserve a place in their portfolio.
Indias Agriculture Minister seeks industrys support in taking agri tech to farmers field
Urges industry to work on a 5-point formula, invites private sector to take technolgy to help the government in achieving larger objectives
NCLT Subhash Chandra Case: Rs 22,000 crore is not bank loan write-off, sources on order
The National Company Law Tribunal approved a repayment plan for Essel Group founder Subhash Chandra. This plan does not signify banks writing off nearly all of Rs 22,000 crore in loans. The Rs 22,006 crore figure represents claims against Chandra as a personal guarantor. Corporate borrowers remain liable for their debts, and creditors retain recovery avenues. This case is an exceptional personal-guarantor resolution, not a corporate debt write-off.
Indias entertainment & media sector to grow to $36.7 billion by 2030: PwC
Internet advertising remains the primary growth engine and is projected to nearly double from $7.5 billion in 2025 to $14.3 billion by 2030, growing at a 13.9% CAGR supported by acceleration in search and video advertising
Nothing Before Coffee plans to add over 60 outlets this year
Over the years, the brand has expanded across metro, Tier-II and Tier-III markets, taking its caf experience to a wider and increasingly aspirational consumer base
Googles India-first AI models for agriculture are finding applications beyond India
Google's agricultural AI models, developed in India, have expanded their reach to eleven countries, facilitating advancements in farming and water management systems. By harnessing satellite imagery, these models support sustainable practices, such as rice cultivation and informed agricultural financing. State governments are now incorporating this innovative technology into their digital agriculture platforms, ultimately enhancing global food security through improved data access.
Border talks, summit diplomacy signal steady India-China reset
Modi to hold bilateral with Putin, engage with Xi at SCO meet ahead of BRICS summit
In 1987, Dolly Parton welcomed a unique guest on her variety show: Kermit the Frog. Together, they delivered a memorable rendition of Sly & the Family Stone's 'Everyday People'. This enchanting performance, highlighting themes of acceptance and unity, has stood the test of time, capturing the hearts of fans well into the future and leaving a lasting legacy in television history.
Gifting an SIP to your sister this Raksha Bandhan? Rules, tax traps and how to do it the right way
The simpler approach is to gift the money to your sister and allow her to invest it through an SIP from her own bank account.
Modi-Putin SCO talks to focus on bilateral trade, widening imbalance
Bilateral trade rose from $13 billion in 2021 to $60 billion in 2025, while the trade imbalance widened from $6.6 billion to over $50 billion in Russia's favour
Execution date set for man convicted of killing 2 real estate agents near Atlanta in 2003
Understanding the engineering behind Samsungs latest foldables
Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold8 series takes foldable technology to the next level with a sleeker design and Flex Titanium technology that enhances display efficiency while maximizing internal capacity. The series boasts advanced battery systems and dual-path charging for a power boost. Durability is key, as Samsung has conducted rigorous reliability tests to ensure these devices can handle everyday use with ease.
RBI receives 1.42 trillion bids against 2 trillion in overnight VRRR
Central bank will conduct a three-day VRRR auction on Friday to absorb 3 trillion from the banking system; surplus liquidity stood at 3.75 trillion on Wednesday
Brics finance ministers to discuss digital currency, currency trade
Sitharaman will chair the September 1-2 meeting ahead of the Brics Summit, with members set to explore mechanisms to cut transaction costs and boost intra-bloc trade
We used an EPF calculator to calculate how a 30-year-old can potentially accumulate over 4 crore for retirement by contributing 12% of a monthly salary of 80,000.
Govt flags off NCCF, NAFED vans to sell onions at Rs 35 per kg
The government is also using rail and road networks to move buffer onions from producing regions to major consumption centres.
Passive funds: Kotak MF suggests where to put your money across market caps, commodities and sectors
Kotak Mutual Fund has highlighted passive investment opportunities amid market correction, spanning indices, commodities, sectors and themes. Heres what the fund house has suggested and how investors should approach this.
India, Canada can bring more certainty to global growth: FM Sitharaman
Finance minister pitches India as a stable investment destination as the two countries seek to conclude an investment protection agreement by the end of this year
Pernod Ricard India sales rise 7% in FY26; IPO plan under discussion
Pernod Ricard reported seven percent sales growth in India for fiscal year twenty twenty six. The company is discussing a potential initial public offering in its second largest market. Global sales saw a decline while India demonstrated strong consumer demand and premiumization. The India-UK Free Trade Agreement is expected to further boost performance and innovation.
Subhash Chandra clears air on Rs 22,000 crore personal insolvency claims against him
Media baron Subhash Chandra states his personal insolvency claim totals Rs 3,992 crore. He has not borrowed any money directly from any lender. Dissenting creditors claimed Rs 22,000 crore against him in proceedings. A third member of NCLT approved a plan for Chandra to pay Rs 6.5 crore. This decision allows for potential recovery from borrowing entities directly.
Karnataka declares 101 taluks as drought-affected
The State has received cumulative rainfall of 465 mm during the June 1-August 26 period against a normal of 666 mm
A young innovator from California, developed an AI-driven device to detect fire hazards early. This invention was inspired by witnessing a devastating restaurant fire in San Jose. Her breakthrough earned national recognition and support from the U.S. Fire Administration. She launched her startup, Vigil, in 2025 to scale the technology for mass manufacturing. The device uses AI and thermal imaging for real-time environmental monitoring and instant alerts.
Tata Motors rolls out Tata.Cars identity for PV business, aims to meet India's growing aspirations
Tata Motors unveiled a new brand identity called Tata.Cars for its passenger vehicle business. This new identity aims to meet the growing aspirations of Indian customers. The company is charting a new course as India gains more confidence. Tata.Cars will serve as the primary customer-facing expression for the business.
NRIs cannot make fresh investments in Sovereign Gold Bonds but can continue holding SGBs bought while they were residents. They can invest in physical gold, gold mutual funds, e-gold and Gold ETFs, subject to applicable rules.
Goyal pushes for 10 trillion in Japanese investment into India by 2035
Commerce minister meets Japanese financial institutions and companies as India seeks investment in semiconductors, technology and resilient supply chains
BRICS Summit likely to push cross-border payment links, not de-dollarisation: Sources
FM-Central Bank Governors track to meet in early September to firm up proposals on CBDC and payment-system links ahead of the September 12-13 summit
This 1971 sitcom broke TVs biggest rules. But now it is considered one of the decades best
All in the Family changed the landscape of sitcoms by boldly confronting tough social issues. It shone a light on topics like racism, feminism, and homophobia, stirring conversations across the nation. A pivotal 1977 episode even addressed physical assault, marking a first for primetime TV and catalyzing the creation of a rape treatment center. This series demonstrated that comedy can navigate complex human experiences with both sincerity and humor.
GST-registered taxpayers filing ITRs for AY 2026-27 need to choose the right form and ensure their turnover and income figures align with GST records. Heres what you need to know about ITR-3 vs ITR-4, turnover reconciliation, GST treatment, and common filing mistakes.
S&P affirms India's BBB rating, flags risk of fiscal slippage in FY27
Rating agency retains stable outlook, citing policy stability and infrastructure investment, but sees risks to Centre's FY27 fiscal deficit target from revenue, subsidy pressures
During renovations at Arlington House, construction workers stumbled upon four glass bottles hidden beneath the floor. After investigation by archaeologists, these bottles were identified as remnants of a spiritual shrine from the mid-19th century, likely belonging to an enslaved family. These artifacts not only shed light on their spiritual practices but also reveal their enduring quest for protection and freedom in a difficult era.
Home Ministrys nod required for appointing Chinese nationals on board of foreign cos Indian arm: MCA
The MCA released the Frequently Asked Questions with regard to registration of foreign companies or Indian subsidiaries of foreign body corporate
One little town, situated in the middle of the border between Texas and Mexico, was once the stopping point for tourists looking for some entertainment, tired and dusty and looking to relax, or in the mood for some affordable food. Today, it is a ghost town that has seen better days.
51% rainfall deficit in Indias Andhra Pradesh on El Nino impact
Paddy area down, while pulses see growth in as the State rolls out four-pronged strategy to mitigate the weather impact
Centre starts onion sales in Delhi NCR at 35/Kg, at other places soon
The Centre is selling onion from its buffer stock after 1.21 lakh tonnes (lt) were procured directly from farmers for the purpose
For employees with a substantial home loan, tapping into a portion of their EPF corpus may appear to be a useful option. The money can be used to reduce the outstanding loan, cut the overall interest burden and potentially ease monthly financial pressure.
Inside Metas Project OT that could have cut some teams by 60% and why Mark Zuckerberg scrapped it
Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, set out with Project OT to create an AI-driven future for the company, proposing substantial team reductions in favor of AI automation. Yet, internal pushback and fears over efficiency stymied the next phase of this initiative. Investors also expressed doubts regarding Meta's large-scale investments in AI. In the end, the company shifted its focus back to prioritizing its human employees.
At 20, Barron Trump has an estimated fortune of about $150 million, with most of his reported wealth tied to the Trump familys cryptocurrency venture, World Liberty Financial. His new $39 SOLLOS energy drink venture has added another business to his portfolio, while the reported fortune is higher than his mother Melania Trumps estimated $20 million wealth.
India Inc sales growth accelerates to 19.4 per cent in Q1 FY27, manufacturing leads recovery: RBI
Indian companies show stronger sales growth entering fiscal year twenty twenty seven. Manufacturing sales accelerated significantly, driven by key industries like automobiles. Operating profit growth also jumped across major sectors, improving margins. Companies faced elevated input costs, which impacted raw material expenses. However, improved pricing power helped absorb these higher costs effectively.
Clancy trial Day 22 LIVE | 'Evidence speaks for itself': Closing arguments begin in final showdown
Company has sent a representation to the Speaker of the State assembly to remove allegations made against it in the House
S&P retains Indias sovereign rating at 'BBB'
Continued policy stability and high infrastructure investment will support Indias long-term growth prospects, says rating agency
In 1908, the lumber corporation laid the foundations of Elkmont, which flourished into a vibrant town housing over fifteen hundred residents by 1918. The logging industry eventually declined, leading to the departure of the railway and a quiet end to its industrial phase. Yet, the spirit of a vacation destination lived on, ultimately integrating into a national park. Presently, nature is steadily enveloping the remnants of Elkmont's past.
India Ratings forecasts bank credit growth at fifteen percent for fiscal year twenty twenty-seven. Lenders will face profitability challenges due to new provisioning requirements. Deposit growth is expected to increase, helping to moderate loan-to-deposit ratios. Non-banking finance companies will focus on asset quality amid global headwinds.
India committed to conclude trade pact with Chile this year: Commerce Minister
India is determined to conclude its trade agreement negotiations with Chile within this year. Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agarwal is on-site in Chile evaluating progress and held discussions with Paula Estevez Weinstein about the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement. Both countries aspire to transform their shared ambitions into tangible trade prospects, with the objective of establishing fair and beneficial outcomes for their respective businesses.
Tejas Networks bags Rs 1,537 crore BSNL 4G order from TCS
Tejas Networks secured a Rs 1,537 crore letter of intent from Tata Consultancy Services. This order is for supplying equipment for Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd's 4G mobile network. TCS had previously won a Rs 2,903 crore add-on purchase order from BSNL. This new order supports BSNL's indigenous 4G network rollout plans. The agreement will help expand BSNL's network footprint across India.
Russia remains India's top crude supplier in Aug despite lower volumes
Russian crude imports are expected at around 2.1 mbpd in August, down from 2.6 mbpd in June and July; fresh US sanctions on Iran are unlikely to have a material direct impact
8 Rare Baby Names From Nearly Forgotten Languages That Carry Beautiful Meanings
