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  • newZee Ent Q3 profit falls 5% YoY to Rs 155 cr
    Zee Entertainment Enterprises (ZEEL) reported a 5% year-on-year decline in its December quarter consolidated net profit, reaching Rs 155 crore. Despite this, the company saw a significant 15% rise in revenue from operations, which stood at Rs 2,149 crore for the quarter.
    - 5 hours ago 22 Jan 26, 1:54pm -
  • newPortfolio rejig: 4 stocks with upside potential of up to 40%
    The Nifty has given up most of the gains accumulated over the past couple of months and is now trading comfortably below its record peaks amid rising geopolitical tensions and persistent FII outflow. For India, the impact is more pronounced, as the prolonged tariff dispute with the US has heightened volatility and disrupted market momentum. However, PL Capital has added 4 stocks that could do well in the coming quarters, while removing 6 names from its high conviction ideas. Here’s everything…
    - 9 hours ago 22 Jan 26, 9:37am -
  • newKalyan shares fall the most in 3 years as stake-sale fears spook investors
    Kalyan Jewellers' shares plummeted over 12% on Wednesday, marking their steepest single-day fall in three years and extending a nine-session losing streak. Investors are nervous due to concerns about a mutual fund potentially reducing its stake, coupled with an increase in promoter share pledging. Margin calls also contributed to the significant decline.
    - 13 hours ago 22 Jan 26, 5:52am -
  • newFMCG firms seen posting mid-to-double digit Q3 growth as volumes recover
    FMCG companies anticipate mid-single to low-double-digit revenue growth in the December quarter, fueled by volume increases, easing GST disruptions, and stable pricing. Resilient rural demand and portfolio premiumization are key drivers, with ITC and HUL expected to show healthy improvements. Nestle India is poised for double-digit revenue growth as post-GST normalization continues.
    - 13 hours ago 22 Jan 26, 5:44am -
  • newForeign investors not done with selling, FMCG tops list in 2026
    Foreign investors withdrew ₹22,420 crore from Indian markets in early January 2026. The FMCG sector saw the largest sell-off, losing shares worth ₹6,128 crore. Financial services and IT also experienced outflows. Investors are reportedly sensitive to high valuations in FMCG. Metals and mining was the only sector to see significant foreign buying.
    - 13 hours ago 22 Jan 26, 5:32am -
  • newWEF 2026: Navigating global tech and trade disruptions, India stands strong, say CEOs at Davos
    Indian corporate leaders at Davos highlighted India's economic resilience amidst global challenges, emphasizing the need for faster reforms and deeper manufacturing to sustain momentum. They noted opportunities arising from global trade disruptions and the importance of a strong domestic market, while also stressing the need to boost the MSME sector and accelerate AI development.
    - 18 hours ago 22 Jan 26, 12:49am -
  • newET@Davos: Private investment to rebound once tariff disruption settles, says CS Setty, Chairman, SBI
    SBI Chairman Challa Sreenivasulu Setty anticipates a private investment rebound once US tariff issues resolve. He believes SBI can achieve its growth aims organically, focusing on AI to boost efficiency. Setty also noted room for consolidation in public sector banking, but SBI does not need inorganic growth. Savings accounts are stable, but current accounts are impacted by government cash management.
    - 18 hours ago 22 Jan 26, 12:25am -
  • newBBC announces landmark 'partnership' with YouTube
    The BBC has announced a significant deal with YouTube. This partnership will bring British storytelling and news to a wider audience. New content will be produced specifically for YouTube's younger viewers. This move aims to connect the BBC with audiences in new ways. The collaboration will also focus on investing in new programming and supporting emerging British creators.
    - 19 hours ago 21 Jan 26, 11:42pm -
  • China urges WTO to set up panel in case against India's incentive schemes for auto, battery, EV
    China has requested the WTO's dispute settlement body to establish a panel to examine its case against India's incentive schemes for auto, battery, and electric vehicles. Bilateral consultations failed to resolve the dispute, with China alleging the schemes violate global trade rules by discriminating against its goods.
    - 3 days ago 19 Jan 26, 10:22pm -
  • Saudi private sector takes larger Vision 2030 role, minister says in Davos
    Saudi Arabia is transferring some Vision 2030 project scopes to the private sector to avoid economic overheating and manage timelines. The government is being agile, rescoping projects while maintaining momentum on its economic transformation goals. The kingdom is over halfway through its ambitious plan, with the non-oil economy now exceeding 55% of GDP.
    - 3 days ago 19 Jan 26, 9:53pm -
  • Provide incentive in Budget for R&D, create specialised fin institution for long-term fund: MPC member Nagesh Kumar
    RBI MPC member Nagesh Kumar urged the government to offer policy incentives for R&D and establish an institutional fund for long-term manufacturing capital in the upcoming Budget. He also suggested restoring the 200% weighted tax deduction for R&D expenditure and creating a specialized development financing institution for manufacturing to boost growth and competitiveness.
    - 3 days ago 19 Jan 26, 7:58pm -
  • South Korea to negotiate with the US for favourable chip tariff terms, official says
    South Korea is seeking favorable terms for United States tariffs on memory chip imports. The country previously secured an agreement ensuring it would not face unfavorable treatment compared to competitors. South Korea's trade minister stated that U.S. tariffs on some advanced computing chips will have a limited impact.
    - 4 days ago 18 Jan 26, 11:48pm -
  • Europeans reeling as Trump imposes tariffs on 8 countries over Greenland dispute
    European nations are reeling from US President Donald Trump's tariff threat. Eight countries face a 10 percent tariff for opposing American control of Greenland. Leaders warn of a dangerous downward spiral for transatlantic relations. China and Russia stand to benefit from these divisions. European Union envoys are holding emergency talks to determine a response.
    - 4 days ago 18 Jan 26, 6:34pm -
  • Beyond the 'Sham' tag: Myanmar's first phase polls offer first signs of stability
    Myanmar successfully conducted phase-1 of its national elections on December 28, 2025, with over 60% voter participation, despite Western skepticism. The elections, aimed at restoring stability, introduced a Mixed Member Proportional system for greater inclusivity. Phase-2 also concluded with higher turnout but increased violence, prompting India to adopt a wait-and-watch approach.
    - 5 days ago 17 Jan 26, 10:46pm -
  • 'We can hunt': Greenlanders weigh drastic options as US threatens
    Greenland residents are contemplating drastic measures amid US President Trump's expressed desire to acquire the island. Ulrikke Andersen plans to flee with her daughter if an invasion occurs, while others are stocking supplies. Despite authorities offering no guidance, some are preparing for the worst, highlighting a growing concern for their homeland's future.
    - 5 days ago 17 Jan 26, 8:28pm -

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