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Tata Consumer Products, Infosys, Ajanta Pharma: Top Stocks for Investors Today
The SGX Nifty was trading 40.50 points up at 14,767.50 at 7:10 am. On February 2, the BSE Sensex gained a whopping 1,197.11 points or 2.46 percent to close at 49,797.72.
Tesla To Fix Touch Screens, Ending Spat With US Regulators
After initially refusing a request from U.S. safety regulators, Tesla has now agreed to recall about 135,000 vehicles because the large touch screens on the console can go dark.
Singapore Regulators Warn Against Trading Incited By Online Groups
Singapore regulators said on Tuesday they were closely monitoring market activities for signs of false trading and other misconduct, cautioning investors of risks related to trading in securities incited by online forums and social media chat groups.
Businessmen Using Tax Havens for Non-Liability Will Now Have to Pay Taxes in India as Budget Amends Law
This is bad news for those businessmen who had their setups in countries such as Dubai, that are considered to be tax havens.
Asian Equities See Outflows In January On Worries Over Valuations, COVID-19 Cases
Foreigners turned net sellers of Asian equities in January, after three consecutive months of buying, as they booked profits amid worries over rising coronavirus cases and lofty stock valuations.
Shares of HDFC Bank Surges to New High After RBI Appoints IT Firm for its Audit
RBI, in the month of December 2020,issued an order to the HDFC Bank regarding certain outages incidents in the internet banking, mobile banking and payment utilities of the bank over the past two years.
Asian Markets Buoyant As U.S. Stimulus Package Debate Looms
Asian stock markets gained for a second day on Tuesday on increased optimism about economic stimulus and global recovery, while retail investors retreated from GameStop and their newfound interest in silver.
BP Sinks To First Loss In A Decade On Pandemic Hit
BP's profit in the last quarter of 2020 sunk to $115 million due to weak energy demand and poor trading results, with fuel consumption continuing to slide so far this year due to tightening travel restrictions.
Explainer: How A GameStop Share Pullback Could Hurt Some Investors
Any pullback in GameStop Corp's shares potentially exposes some investors to losses. Those at risk could include people who bought the stock at recent highs, or on margin, and those using options trading strategies.
Google Shutters Internal Stadia Game Studio
Google is closing the internal studio tasked with developing games for its Stadia cloudgaming service, a move that raises questions about the future of the Stadia service itself.
Global Shares Rally, Retail Surge Drives Silver To 8-year High
Global shares rebounded from last week's steep selloff and silver prices surged on Monday as retail investors expanded their social mediafueled battle with Wall Street to drive the precious metal to an eightyear high.
US Construction Spending Up 1% In December Led By Housing
U.S. construction spending rose a moderate 1% in December as strength in home building offset continued weakness in nonresidential construction.
Union Budget 2021: Rs 4.78 Lakh Crore Allocated for Defence, 19% Increase in Capital Outlay
In a tweet, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Sitharaman for increasing the defence budget to Rs 4.78 lakh crore and said the nearly 19 per cent hike in the capital expenditure is the highest-ever increase in the last...
Union Budget 2021 Proposes to Launch Unified Securities Code, Notify SEBI as Gold Regulator
While the capital market watchdog SEBI will be notified as a regulator, the warehousing development and regulatory authority will be strengthened to set up a commodity market ecosystem arrangement including vaulting, assaying and logistics along with ware...
Nintendo Profits Soar As People Play Games During Pandemic
Nintendo Co. reported Monday that its profit for the first three fiscal quarters nearly doubled as people around the world stayed home for the pandemic and turned to playing games.
Expert Views: India Unveils Budget in Wake of Covid-19 Slump, Proposes Doubling Healthcare Spending
The government will launch a new federal health scheme with an outlay of around 641 billion Indian rupees ($8.80 billion) over the next six years, Sitharaman told parliament kicking off her budget speech.