Meet the man who was wealthier than Mukesh Ambani, lost his ₹12000 crore net worth and is now homeless
Vijaypat Singhania, the father of Gautam Singhania and the previous MD of Raymond, has now publicly endorsed Nawaz over Gautam
CM Bhupendra Patel visits Yamanashi Hydrogen Co in Japan, invites it to Vibrant Gujrat Summit
During the visit to the plant, CM Patel detailed the initiatives taken by India under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, including its net zero carbon emissions target.
Empowering Tomorrow: Investing in India catalyzes economic growth and drives positive change
India, as the graph below illustrates: it's both an ancient civilization and a developing nation.
Sebi intends to implement same-day trading settlement by March 2024
Certain international portfolio investors had previously expressed worry about the shortening of settlement cycles, citing forex-related risks
Namma Yatri: we outperform Sam Altman and OpenAI in speed
The app claimed in a comical Namma Yatri alert message that it could "pick up faster than the speed of Sam Altman's return
Who is Raymond’s founder Vijaypat Singhania, who attacked his son Gautam Singhania during a divorce dispute?
The founder of Raymond Group, Vijaypat Singhania, recently discussed the family conflict surrounding the divorce settlement of his son Gautam Singhania.
Tesla is prepared to open a manufacturing in India, subject to this requirement
In exchange for the government lowering the import duty on Tesla vehicles, Tesla is willing to invest up to $2 billion in India
Berkshire Hathaway sells 2.46 pc stake in Paytm for Rs 1,371 cr; incurs 31 pc loss per share
According to the bulk deal data available with the NSE, BH International Holdings offloaded 1,56,23,529 shares, or a 2.46 per cent stake, in Noida-based Paytm.
Family feud between Gautam Singhania: Raymond’s stock plummets as MCAP drops below ₹11k crore
The market capitalization and shares of billionaire businessman Gautam Singhania's company, Raymond Group, have been adversely affected by his family feud.
Stock markets close modestly lower in turbulent trade
In Asian markets, Tokyo finished higher, while Seoul, Shanghai, and Hong Kong finished lower
