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52 Week Low Stocks Today on March 10, 2025: Following shares hit their 52 week low today – Nagarjuna Fertilisers & Chem, Cambridge Technology Enterpris, Indusind Bank, Tasty Bite Eatables, SBC Exports

Reliance Infrastructure shares fell nearly 2% on March 10, ending a three-day rally. The drop follows the announcement of a merger with its subsidiary, Reliance Velocity Limited, pending approval from the NCLT. Despite the decline, the stock remains up 7% year-over-year.

IndusInd Bank faces uncertainty as RBI shortens CEO’s tenure, citing governance issues, while a potential Nippon Life stake sale hints at capital needs. With falling stock, restoring stability is crucial.

HUDCO’s Board of Directors will meet on March 10 to discuss a second interim dividend for FY 2024-25. The record date for shareholder eligibility is set for March 14, 2025. The company reported a 42% rise in net profit for Q3FY25, despite stock price volatility.

Agentic AI systems, capable of taking actions without human intervention, have the potential to replace roles traditionally performed by women and men. Going ahead, they will reshape hiring practices and workplace dynamics—the HR department will change, too. Here’s how: 

Companies News Today highlights on March 9, 2025: Get the latest updates on the company’s financial performance, strategic acquisitions, and market shifts. Explore detailed insights on mergers, acquisitions, financial results, and leadership changes that are shaping the business landscape across industries.

Technology and flex space companies are fuling the office space demand, as the second half of 2024 witnessed an 11 per cent year on year rise, according to a latest report by Colliers.

USFDA pulls up Granules India for lapses in maintaining storage facilities, equipment at Telangana plant

Despite the aggressive expansion of quick commerce businesses in India, given that people are increasingly opting to shop through the emerging online platforms, brick-and-mortar retail remains a robust channel in the tier 2 and tier 2 cities, as per a report by global consulting firm PwC.

Tesla’s stock has fallen over 35% since Trump’s inauguration, prompting investor concern due to declining sales and Musk’s political focus. This has led to numerous violent incidents at Tesla locations, including arson and vandalism.