Flipkart creates over 250,000 festive jobs as ecommerce demand rises
Nearly 75,000 opportunities are for first-time workers, as the Walmart-owned company expands its delivery network with 900 new hubs
Profit by knowlytics
Uncover the latest corporate headlines, economic policies, macro-level market updates, and industry developments shaping Indian and global markets on FinSiddhi.
Nearly 75,000 opportunities are for first-time workers, as the Walmart-owned company expands its delivery network with 900 new hubs
So far in 2026, stocks of large cement companies have declined more than the 10% fall in benchmark index Nifty50. Valuations have moderated, but unless fundamentals improve, that’s not enticing enough.
Engineers with up to three years of experience comprise 45 per cent of active candidates but only 28 per cent of jobs, translating to 9.5 candidates per opening
Sensex, Nifty today: The 30-share pack dropped nearly 400 points, or 0.50%, to an intraday low of 74,403, while the NSE counterpart slipped to 23,252 during the session, falling nearly 150 points, or 0.60%.
The phased integration, starting this month, will support CBRE teams across investment advisory, occupier advisory, market intelligence and client reporting
Elitecon International share price hits a 5% upper circuit after announcing a waiver request for a BSE fine of ₹1,53,400 due to regulatory non-compliance. The company is awaiting BSE’s decision. Meanwhile, it strengthened its governance with key leadership appointments.
European sovereign debt pressured as traders price ECB hikes through early 2027
NSE’s IPO price band of Rs 1,700-1,785 is below earlier unlisted-market expectations, offering a reality check for investors who bought the exchange’s shares at higher prices. While NSE’s dominant market position and strong fundamentals could support demand, experts caution that unlisted shares carry liquidity and valuation risks, with pre-IPO prices often reflecting scarcity and expectations…
The discovery comes as Riyadh races to develop domestic critical minerals and a civilian nuclear energy programme, while seeking to build a broader value chain around uranium and rare earth elements
NSE’s IPO could deliver a massive windfall to 10 public-sector shareholders, which together could make a profit of around Rs 12,802 crore by selling their shares at the upper price band of Rs 1,785. State Bank of India stands to gain the most, with a potential profit of nearly Rs 2,849 crore, followed by The…