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MapLight stock falls 46% as InvestingPro Fair Value flagged overvaluation

InvestingPro’s Fair Value nailed 68% gain in Capital Bancorp stock

The movements of the rupee are shaped by various elements, such as interventions from the RBI and prevailing market sentiment. Experts forecast that the currency will achieve stability soon, hovering between Rs 94.5 and Rs 96 per dollar. Despite recent inflows of dollars, the rupee’s market value remains largely unaffected. A thorough analysis underscores the…

Travel companies will increasingly need to focus on building continuity across the customer journey, strengthening trust and making it easier for travellers to return to an existing plan as artificial intelligence reshapes how trips are discovered and booked, according to a joint report by Skift Research and McKinsey & Company.

Foreign institutional investor flows into Indian stocks are expected to remain stable over the next year. Analysts indicate that foreign investors have withdrawn significant funds from Indian equities recently. For a resurgence of foreign investment, India needs to develop globally competitive companies. The appreciation of the rupee and rising valuations have also impacted foreign investment…

Sony Pictures Networks India is set to debut a new show called Raandhuni Na Kaanduni on October 3. The program combines comedy and cooking, showcasing Bengali culture and personalities in unique ways. Hosted by Ankush Hazra, it promises engaging interactions among familiar faces in a cooking environment. This format moves beyond traditional cooking competitions to…

On September 25, 2026, GIFT Nifty reported unprecedented turnover and open interest, showcasing impressive expansion. The platform achieved a total cumulative turnover of $3.52 trillion since its inception, alongside trading 76.19 million contracts. The NSE IX indicated a substantial uptick in trading volumes post the July 2023 full-scale operation launch, significantly fostering international participation, especially…

India has invoked Section 11 of the Electricity Act to enhance power generation from captive coal-based power plants. The directive requires plants with over 50 MW capacity to operate at maximum availability. Electricity demand has risen significantly, leading to higher market prices for power. Captive coal plants mainly supply industries and are expected to contribute…

IIT-M & Unicorn India hit ₹450 cr first close for its fund; Backs 4 deep-tech startups

Bangkok under water: Torrential rain floods roads, forcing hundreds to evacuate- videos emerge