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Turkey set for runoff as Erdogan falls short

The president won 49.5% of the votes with nearly all the ballots counted

PVR Inox to shut 50 screens in 6 months

The newly merged PVR Inox entity plans to shut down approximately 50 cinema screens over the next six months.

Telcos ask govt to apply licence rules to messaging apps

India's telecom operators are urging the Centre to extend licensing conditions applicable to them to apps offering messaging and calling services, following the rise in unsolicited calls from international numbers on Whatsapp.

Market raises a toast to DLF after record year, strong FY24 prospects

DLF Ltd’s stock hit a new 52-week high of ₹475.80 apiece on Monday before closing around 7% higher.

SpiceXpress taps UK group for $100 mn

SpiceJet Ltd's freighter unit will raise $100 million (about 1823 crore) from UK's SRAM & MRAM Group to further scale its operations in a growing Indian air cargo market.

Amazon leads ₹110 cr round in men's innerwear firm XYXX

E-commerce giant buys significant minority stake through Amazon Smbhav Venture Fund

India to press for just energy transition'

India will press for a \"just energy transition\" at the G-20 parleys, a top government official said on Monday, pointing out that 5 million people are directly dependent on coal mining.

India and Russia settle some trade in rupees: Uco Bank

India and Russia have been settling some of their non-oil trade in rupees since the beginning of this year, said a top official at state-run UCO Bank, which is involved in the transactions.

Russia turns India's biggest crude supplier by volume

However, in terms of value of imports, Iraq was India's largest oil source in FY23

India, Indonesia likely to expand ties in air force

India and Indonesia are seeking to boost cooperation between their air forces, according to persons aware of the matter.

Old oil tankers fetch shipping cos big bucks thanks to Russia

Gone With the Wind\" anti-hero Rhett Butler's brutal take on war still resonates almost a century later.

ZestMoney sees founder exits, uncertain future

Two months after a deal to be acquired by Walmart-owned PhonePe fell through, all three founders of the Bangalore-based digital lending platform ZestMoney have resigned, plunging the eight-year-old company and its some 100 employees into uncertainty.

Claims baseless, no probe into Adani since 2016, Sebi tells SC

The markets regulator has not investigated publicly traded Adani group companies since 2016 for suspected misuse of global depository receipts (GDRs) to route black money or any other violation, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) told the Supreme Court on Monday.

Exports plunge most in 3 years as demand cools

India’s goods exports fell the steepest in three years in April as weakening global demand and declining commodity prices continued to weigh on outbound shipments. Exports declined by nearly 13% in April to $34.66 billion from $39.70 billion in the year-ago period, commerce ministry data showed.

Wholesale inflation hits near 3-year low in April

Wholesale inflation contracted for the first time in three years in April as global commodity prices softened, easing pressure on raw material costs used by factories.

Gift City examines Indian stock UDRS

The International Financial Services Centre Authority (IFSCA), the regulatory body overseeing GIFT City’s international financial services centre, is considering permitting unsponsored depository receipts (UDRs) for Indian shares, two people aware of the matter said.

Priority sector loan norms to get a rejig

Bank deposits in rural funds to count as priority sector exposure

Bullish On India, Didn't Invest In Adani Due To Debt: Mobius

The outlook for India is very good and assuming that the Indian government continues its reforms process and pays attention to investors coming to India, it is going to be a big boost to the country.

Emerging Technologies Like AI Can Revolutionize Privacy Rights

AI tools could help ensure all Indians are empowered with knowledge to exercise their data rights

Is There Room For A Dairy Behemoth?

Many cooperatives are struggling financially. But a pan-India mega brand will be hard to pull off

Musk, Samsung's Lee Discuss Chip Biz

Samsung Electronics Co executive chairman J. Y. Lee and Tesla Inc chief executive officer Elon Musk met in the Unite States last week, according to Yonhap News Agency.

Safe Banking Is Largely Illusory So We Must Pursue It With Care

Rule-makers must acknowledge that perfect stability doesn’t exist

Why India Seems Short Of Sympathy For Its Middle Class

Sorrows like dream homes worth crores going poof on builder failure are not seen as tragic enough

"Taking notes is a good way to be productive"

Etsy India head Pankaj Jathar on what being a mentor means to him

Political agenda pushers should let Tagore's quotes be

Citing him out of context may suit those with axes to grind but does the poet laureate a big disfavour

Who moved our ghee? It has all from store shelves but vanished

GCMMF’s failure to raise milk prices in line with cattle-feed prices has hit our dairy farmers and caused market shortages.

It takes two to perform the double-engine tango

The emphatic Congress victory in Karnataka holds a lesson in central-regional balance for the BJP too. But the big question is what a clash of ideologies in Lok Sabha polls will yield

Sebi's micro-Reit proposals may let you own a slice of your office

Proposed MSM Reits will have minimum asset size of ₹25 crore, as against ₹500 crore ticket size of regular Reits.

Russian commanders killed in Bakhmut

Ukraine renewed efforts to break through Russian defences in Bakhmut

Pasang Dawa Sherpa climbs Everest 26th time, equals record

A Sherpa guide scaled Mount Everest on Sunday for the 26th time, matching the record set by a fellow Nepalese guide for the most ascents of the world's highest peak.