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We reinvest our business every 3-5 yrs; aim to become a deep-tech co: Mukesh Ambani
Mukesh Ambani says Reliance reinvents itself every three to five years and is now focused on becoming a deep-tech and advanced manufacturing firm. He emphasises long-term impact, innovation, and legacy, with AI and clean energy as key areas. Ambani values character, competence, and culture in building a future-ready, purpose-led institution.
Assam: ONGC clears rig base at RDS site, begins final phase of well control amid flood challenges
ONGC achieved a crucial step at the RDS site by removing tubing stands from the rig derrick, paving the way for rig base removal and capping stack installation. A temporary increase in non-toxic gas discharge is expected during the BOP dismantling, posing no risk beyond 500 meters.
Fund Manager Talk | How DSP's 70:30 formula turned Rs 10,000 into Rs 6 lakh in 25 years
DSP Large & Midcap Fund's ₹10,000 investment at launch has impressively grown to over ₹6 lakh in 25 years. Their disciplined 70:30 portfolio strategy, blending steady compounders with high-growth bets, navigated market volatility effectively. The fund currently favors financials, healthcare, IT, and telecom, while maintaining a balanced approach between large and mid-cap stocks.
Inside UK’s plan for World War 3: Billions for nukes, drones and long-range weapons
The United Kingdom is preparing for potential global conflict. A new security strategy focuses on wartime readiness. The government plans historic defence investments. The UK aims to boost domestic defences and secure borders. It will build new munitions factories and invest in nuclear programs. Collaboration with allies like Australia, Japan, and Italy will increase.
Asian shares rally, oil prices tumble as Trump announces Iran-Israel ceasefire
Global shares surged and the dollar weakened following reports of a ceasefire agreement between Iran and Israel, brokered by U.S. President Trump. Oil prices plummeted as concerns over supply disruptions eased, boosting risk assets. The yen and euro gained due to their reliance on oil imports, while U.S. Treasury yields rose slightly amid shifting expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Fed should wait on rate cuts with price hikes expected, Atlanta Fed President Bostic says
Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic suggests the Federal Reserve has time before cutting interest rates, citing stable job market and planned price hikes due to higher import taxes. Bostic anticipates only one rate cut late in 2025, with economic growth slowing and inflation nearing 3%. Businesses express confidence in managing tariffs but foresee inevitable price increases.
Indian Army is testing an AI machine gun that can detect, decide and destroy enemy on its own: Watch live demo
An Indian firm, BSS, successfully tested an AI-powered autonomous machine gun, marking a significant milestone in India's defence modernization. The AI-controlled Negev light machine gun accurately identified and engaged targets at considerable distances during high-altitude trials. This development aligns with India's strategy to enhance its defence capabilities using artificial intelligence, reducing human risk in challenging terrains.
ETMarkets Smart Talk: Success Mantra! Beyond traditional equities - hybrid funds, global assets key for long-term investors, says Harshad Patil
Harshad Patil from Tata AIA Life Insurance suggests investors diversify beyond traditional equities to navigate market volatility and geopolitical uncertainties. He highlights India's strong economic growth and the potential benefits of rate cuts. Patil also emphasizes alpha-focused strategies and global diversification for long-term wealth creation, with upcoming dollar-denominated products.
Novo Nordisk aims for heavy sales in India with Wegovy
The achievement of that goal in India, which ranks third in obesity numbers after the US and China, will shatter the record for prescription brand sales. Keytruda, a breakthrough anti-cancer drug from MSD India (part of the US Merck group), is currently the No. 1 in prescription brands, with annual revenue exceeding Rs 1,600 crore, according to market sources.
F&O Radar| Deploy Iron Butterfly Spread in Nifty to gain from capped upside
The Nifty index broke out of a downward sloping channel, closing at 25,112 — decisively above key technical levels like the 20-day SMA, 40-day EMA, and 61.8% Fibonacci retracement, reinforcing strong support in the 24,500–24,600 zone. Preeti K Chabra of Trade Delta notes that RSI and price action suggest continued bullish momentum, but rising geopolitical tensions may inject volatility.
Infosys, TCS or a Coforge, Persistent Systems? Why picking IT stocks is more art than science, explains Share.Market expert
Indian markets face uncertainty amid global economic shifts and geopolitical tensions, despite Nifty's recent gains above 25,000. IT stocks show mixed signals, with caution advised despite Accenture's revenue beat. FII inflows favor financials and energy, while mid and small-caps outperform largecaps, demanding careful stock selection.
Zee Entertainment shares zoom 10%, hit 10-month high on plans to achieve EBITDA loss breakeven
Zee Entertainment shares surged over 10% after the company outlined plans to achieve breakeven in its digital arm Zee5, boost ad revenue by 8–10%, and raise operating margins. Strategic initiatives include improving viewership, strengthening liquidity, and issuing warrants to enhance capital.
Oil hits five-month high after US hits key Iranian nuclear sites
Oil prices surged to a multi-month high after the U.S. joined Israel in strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities, escalating Middle East tensions. Concerns are mounting over potential supply disruptions, particularly the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical chokepoint for global crude shipments. Analysts caution that the geopolitical risk premium may be short-lived without actual supply losses.
Nifty faces key resistance at 25,200 amid geopolitical tensions
Nifty is approaching a critical level around 25,200. Analysts suggest a potential rise towards 25,700-25,900 if it breaks through. Support remains strong at 24,500. Experts recommend focusing on stocks like Mahindra & Mahindra and Bharat Electronics Limited. Banking and IT sectors are also showing promise. Geopolitical uncertainties may still cause market volatility. Traders should monitor key support and resistance levels.
Want to lower cancer diagnosis risk? Harvard doctor suggests removing these 4 culprits from your diet
A recent study reveals a concerning rise in early-onset cancer cases among young adults. Data indicates that 20% of cancer inquiries now come from individuals under 40. Head and neck cancers are most prevalent, followed by gastrointestinal and breast cancers. Experts emphasize lifestyle changes like maintaining a healthy weight and diet. Dr.
SIF vs mutual funds vs PMS vs AIFs: What you need to know
Specialised Investment Funds (SIFs) bridge the gap between mutual funds and high-ticket options like PMS and AIFs. With moderate liquidity, lower entry barriers, and SEBI oversight, they offer tailored strategies suited for informed investors seeking flexibility, focus, and control.
Bombs, battles & bullion: Why gold is having a geopolitical moment
Global tensions, particularly the Israel-Iran war and the ongoing Ukraine-Russia conflict, have fueled a surge in gold prices. Spot gold neared a record $3,451 per ounce, while domestic futures tested Rs 99,929 per ten grams. Investors are seeking safe-haven assets amid geopolitical uncertainty and concerns about inflation.
Experts warn Israel-Iran war outcome uncertain despite US involvement and Fordow claims
Despite US President Donald Trump’s June 22 claim that Iran’s Fordow nuclear facility has been destroyed, military and diplomatic experts caution that even with US support, Israel’s war with Iran may not achieve its strategic goals. Analysts highlight limitations of airpower, regional instability risks, and the complexity of Iran’s defense structure
The power of the obvious: How Siddharth Bothra finds coffee can stocks with simplicity
Siddharth Bothra of Ambit Asset Management follows a quality-focused, low-churn strategy through the Coffee Can Portfolio. By prioritizing pricing power, capital protection, and forward-looking analysis, the fund aims for long-term compounding over short-term speculation or market fads.
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