A New Jersey data center has leaked thousands of gallons of diesel fuel, and it’s the latest example of Americans’ fears about the environmental threats of the AI buildout materializing. Secaucus, New Jersey, officials are cleaning up a 5,000-gallon oil spill from an Equinix data center storage tank that began leaking last week, the New…
Nike’s turnaround has proved harder than expected. The sportswear giant has fallen far enough to lose its place among America’s 100 biggest blue-chip companies last week, having lost $200 billion in market cap since its 2021 peak. It’s now bringing a scion of the world’s biggest luxury conglomerate into the boardroom to help it regain…
India’s Nifty has declined 12% in 2026, but Goldman Sachs’ basket of 42 AI enablers has surged 60%. Power, data centres and semiconductor companies are driving gains, supported by earnings growth, rising capex and increasing corporate focus on AI infrastructure.
‘Made in Korea’ is back for a second season with new and familiar faces. Here’s a guide to the series’ cast and characters and some historical context for the K-drama.
Self-driving cars can restore transportation independence for spine patients with nerve problems—while raising hard questions about responsibility.
Macklemore was barred from playing at multiple venues scheduled for Ed Sheeran’s North American tour after he made comments supporting Palestinian people.
The Fed’s rate hike could keep pressure on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies by raising the appeal of safer assets and limiting cheap funding. ETF outflows, tighter liquidity, inflation risks and potential further hikes may shape investor demand. For Indian investors, currency movements add another layer to Bitcoin’s dollar-price volatility.
Sebi Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said regulatory measures have helped reduce aggregate F&O losses, but individual traders continue to lose money. Sebi’s latest study showed individual traders’ net losses fell to Rs 91,685 crore in FY26 from Rs 1.12 lakh crore in FY25, while 88% still reported losses.
The NSE IPO was subscribed 42% on Day 1, with investors bidding for 3.7 crore shares against 8.86 crore shares on offer. Non-institutional investors led with 70% subscription, followed by retail investors at 43% and QIBs at 19%. Meanwhile, the IPO’s grey market premium hovered around 9%, suggesting expectations of a moderate listing gain.
Sebi has restrained Kore Digital and three key executives after finding prima facie evidence of misstated financials, questionable subsidiaries, suspicious accounting and alleged diversion of preferential issue proceeds. The regulator also blocked main-board migration and ordered a forensic audit of company records.