DA Davidson raises Qualys stock price target on strong Q2 results
DA Davidson raises Qualys stock price target on strong Q2 results
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DA Davidson raises Qualys stock price target on strong Q2 results
Bodycote receives competing takeover proposals from CVC and Veritas
Space AI stocks to watch as NVIDIA and SpaceX target orbital compute
Iran says reached a deal with Oman on Strait of Hormuz shipping route
Governor Sanjay Malhotra said the central bank’s principle-based framework will determine upper-layer NBFC status, while Tata Sons’ listing question continues to hinge on its CIC licence application.
PB Fintech reported a 92% year-on-year rise in Q1FY27 consolidated profit to Rs 163 crore, driven by robust insurance premium growth, higher operating revenue and improving margins. Operating revenue rose 40%, while total insurance premium increased 41%, supported by strong protection and health insurance demand.
Brock Lesnar has hung up his wrestling boots after a climactic showdown at SummerSlam 2026, where he was defeated by Oba Femi in the main event. In a reflective interview afterward, he revealed his intention to focus on family life and pursue recreational hunting. Lesnar showed immense appreciation for his fans, acknowledging their integral role…
Tewolde Gebremariam takes over from Campbell Wilson, the New Zealander and former Singapore Airlines executive who was appointed in 2022 to lead Air India’s transformation. Air India had earlier disclosed that Wilson had informed Chairman N Chandrasekaran in 2024 of his intention to step down during 2026.
The Bharatiya Janata Party has rejected Rahul Gandhi’s allegations of police excesses. BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra stated no bullets were fired during the protest. He accused Gandhi of spreading a false narrative and using students politically. Patra also questioned Gandhi’s selective focus on certain student groups. The party maintained that ministers attend Parliament when their…
‘India great friend,’ says Hasina; son claims B’desh becoming ‘another Pak’