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These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of more than 25%
On Monday, market breadth remained positive, even as the Nifty and Ssensex came under pressure, indicating the underlying bullish sentiment of the street. As the second quarter of the current fiscal year begins today, the focus will shift to how earnings are going to shape up in Q1. Remember that corrections happen for two reasons. One, because of profit-booking; and two, for structural reasons. In January-February, over-valuations and lower growth made it a structural issue. At this point, however, it is more likely to be profit-booking, especially as earnings have shown signs of recovery.
Amazon's one-month deadline to US employees amid mass layoff fear: Resign in 60 days or...
Amazon has asked many of its corporate employees to relocate closer to their teams and direct managers. This comes after Amazon CEO Andy Jassy warned employees that the workforce could reduce significantly in the coming years as the tech giant adopts AI tools. Amazon has asked its employees to re-locate in major city hubs in the US, giving them a 30-day deadline to take their call. Employees have 60 days to re-locate or resign without severance.
These large- and mid-cap stocks can give more than 25% return in 1 year, according to analysts
Just two days of correction in the mid-cap space and memories of January-February have come flooding back. But let's be clear: Yes, in the short term we might see some pressure as the market adjusts for any possible increase in oil prices. The reason: An increase in oil prices will put some burden on fiscal numbers. So, in the very short term we might see some pressure. But at this juncture, the probability is very low that we will see a phase where the Indian market is a standalone underperformer in the emerging market space, as it was in January-February this year.
Karisma Kapoor was the second wife of ex-husband, Sunjay Kapur. Who were his first and third wives, Nandita Mahtani and Priya Sachdev?
Sunjay Kapur, ex-husband of Karisma Kapoor, passed away at 50s due to a heart attack. He reportedly swallowed a bee during a polo match in England. Kapur was previously married to Nandita Mahtani and later to Priya Sachdev. He had two children, Samaira and Kiaan, with Karisma Kapoor and a son, Azarias, with Priya Sachdev.
These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of more than 25%
Here’s an old market saying: Even when the bulls are in control, you can never write off the bears. They will make an appearance at regular intervals, sometimes staying longer than expected. At this point of time, both the bulls and bears are placed pretty much at the same levels, though the bias is toward the bulls. In such a scenario, it is better to focus on one thing: Earnings, and the overall possible growth in a sector. At the end of the day, the stock market is about earnings. And that has a very different trajectory from what the bulls and bears push the market toward at different points of time.
RBI surprise to boost earnings, support India’s market outperformance: Mayuresh Joshi
The market reacted positively to the rate cut. Reserve Bank of India changed policy stance to neutral. This move ensures financial system transmission. Corporate earnings may grow 12.5% to 14.5%. Input cost inflation is expected to go lower. Tax cuts will increase discretionary spending. Rural consumption may strongly comeback. Banks and NBFCs will benefit.
Tenant eviction: It took 60 years long legal fight involving two generations of a landlord's family to win eviction order against tenant in Supreme Court
A landlord's legal battle against tenants spanned 60 years. The Supreme Court of India ruled in favor of the landlord's children in April 2025. The court said legal heirs can continue eviction suits based on their own needs. This decision clarifies the scope of bona fide requirement under the Uttar Pradesh law. It emphasizes tenants must show actual hardship. Read below to know more.
Big change may happen soon at Delhi borders after "nuisance" remark by Gadkari prods govt into action
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena are advocating for the removal of physical entry fee collection booths at city borders, following Union Minister Nitin Gadkari's concerns about commuter disruption. They propose exploring new revenue sources for the Municipal Corporation of Delhi.
These mid-cap stocks with ‘Strong Buy’ & ‘Buy’ recos can rally over 30%, according to analysts
In the last few trading sessions, what has indicated an underlying bullish bias despite the volatility? First is the largely positive market breadth. And second is the behaviour of the mid-cap indices. On most days, the mid-cap indices have traded in positive territory, even when the broader market indices were under pressure. But we are still not in a runaway rally, and the economy, though in recovery mode, is doing so gradually. So, it is better to be selective when it comes to mid-caps.
No contempt of court if Parliament, state legislature simply make laws: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has ruled that laws passed by Parliament or state legislatures cannot be considered contempt of court. This decision came while addressing a 2012 plea concerning the Chhattisgarh government's actions against Maoists. The court emphasized the importance of maintaining a balance between different branches of government.
Morgan Stanley, Walmart, Pfizer and more: Full list of over 150 American companies laying off employees in June
The US workforce is facing significant job cuts in June 2025, following widespread layoffs in the first quarter. Reports suggest nearly 160 companies across retail, pharmaceuticals, airlines, and other sectors are planning reductions. Federal agencies and corporate restructuring contribute to the economic uncertainty, exacerbated by tariffs. Here's a look at various American companies laying off employees in June.
These mid-cap stocks with ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos can rally over 26%, according to analysts
With each passing night of peace on the border, the street is getting into a mode where it will look only at what matters. And that is earnings (and macro developments in a sector that will impact future earnings). Now, a factor favouring bulls today is that, unlike three months back when the street punished every company no matter how good or bad its results were, the reaction to the Q4 earnings has been stock-specific. That is, for a company that is able to deliver earnings, there is money waiting in the wings.
Trai suggests satcom spectrum price at 4% of AGR
India's telecom regulator has recommended administrative allocation of satcom spectrum for a fee, set at 4% of adjusted gross revenue, paving the way for commercial satellite internet services. The proposed licensing framework spans five years, extendable by two, and includes spectrum assignment across multiple frequency bands.
SC rules Sharia courts, Kazis have no legal standing; grants maintenance to Muslim woman
In a key ruling, the Supreme Court reaffirmed that bodies such as Sharia Courts and Courts of Kazi have no legal standing in India. The judgment came while granting maintenance to a Muslim woman whose husband had relied on a 'Darul Kaja' decision for divorce. The bench quashed earlier rulings that had denied her support and criticised assumptions about dowry and second marriages. The court also stressed that personal law cannot override constitutional protections or legal process.
SC provides relief to mother who killed her daughters under 'spell of invisible powers'
The Supreme Court overturned a woman's murder conviction for killing her two daughters, citing a possible temporary mental disorder. The court acknowledged the influence of superstition in rural areas, suggesting she may have been experiencing a mental health crisis misinterpreted as possession by 'invisible powers.' Given the lack of motive and her history, the conviction was reduced to culpable homicide.
V Resorts bags the UNWTO Award for sustainable tourism
V Resorts competed with enterprises from Canada, Colombia, India, Italy, Spain, Switzerland and the Philippines.
Hospitality startup V Resorts launches its mobile app
The app offers easy-to-use features like Editor's Choice of resorts, the option to browse through various resort and travel packages.
V Resorts raises $4 m from Seedfund, RB investments
"The travel space is flooded with such aggregators but no player is currently targeting the problem of on-ground experience,” said Aditi Balbir, CEO at V Resorts.
Boutique resort chain V Resorts eyes 100 properties by 2017
The asset-light company, which manages small resorts with 10 rooms on average, was founded by ISB and Duke University graduate Aditi Balbir in 2012.
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