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SoftBank shares fall as Oracle data-center warning fuels AI funding fears
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Asia stocks slip as bond selloff weighs; Trump-Xi summit offers little relief
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AtriCure CTO Salvatore Privitera sells $271,140 in stock
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CNN And MS NOW Barred From White House State Dinner Despite Judge Lifting Ban
The outlets had their White House press credentials removed last week, though a judge lifted the ban against them Thursday.
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Today’s Wordle #1924: Hints, Clues And Answer For Friday September 25
Looking for help with today’s New York Times Wordle? Here are some expert hints, clues and commentary to help you solve today’s Wordle and sharpen your guessing game.
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Lower commissions could push Policybazaar into insurance manufacturing: Yashish Dahiya
PB Fintech is evaluating the possibility of entering insurance manufacturing as distribution commissions may decrease significantly. The proposed commission caps by the Insurance Regulatory Authority of India could impact the economic viability of their current distribution model. While these changes might make manufacturing more attractive, the company emphasizes the need for regulatory clarity. Additionally, PB…
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NSE’s modest listing puts spotlight on muted gains from big IPOs
The National Stock Exchange saw a solid 2% rise on its debut day following its IPO. In recent months, several major IPOs in India have struggled after their launch, with Hyundai Motor India and LIC experiencing steep losses on their first day. Conversely, LG Electronics India enjoyed a strong debut, while ICICI Prudential Asset Management…
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Credit card spending falls 2.8% in August as new card additions slow
In August, credit card spending decreased by 2.8% to ₹2.02 lakh crore from July’s ₹2.08 lakh crore. While year-on-year spending saw an increase of 5.9% compared to August 2025, the trend indicates moderation. Additionally, banks added 1.19 million new credit cards, down 5.6% from July’s figures. This brings the total credit card tally to 124.1…
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India’s external pressures persist despite forex swap inflows, says Nageswaran
India’s Chief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageswaran highlighted ongoing balance of payments pressures amid increased foreign capital inflows. The Reserve Bank of India’s special forex swap window has facilitated significant foreign currency inflows. However, these inflows are seen as a temporary measure rather than a permanent solution to external pressures. Factors like rising imports and…