Akshata Kamath

The impact of the FTX crash is not just limited to the investors who invested in these companies. It is also set to affect the crypto industry, the regulations industry, the philanthropist entities, and a shift of money into government-backed treasury bills. This is also set to trigger more crashes in share prices of other related companies (just like it happens in a recession) and reduce trust in 'experts'.

Paytm's share prices have been declining since the last one year. But the news that promoter SoftBank is selling 4.5% stake out of its 17.5% in Paytm led to its share prices sinking by 10% in a matter of hours on Thursday (November 17).

Rotomac Global, the famous pen manufacturing company that was under the CBI and ED scanner in 2018 for defrauding about 7 banks of Rs 3,695 crore, is again booked for defrauding Indian Overseas Bank of Rs 750 crore.

From March 2023, students appearing for the IELTS exam will have the option of re-taking one module of IELTS instead of all four, if they do not get the desired score on the first attempt. This will help those students who scored well in most modules but missed out on one module due to some problem or the other.

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) is considering enforcing all packaged foods manufacturers to print warning labels on the front of all snacks and sweet packages with a star rating.

The calls for the arrest of BJP MP and Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Singh are gaining momentum ever since he has been named in two FIRs, which also includes a case registered against him under the non-bailable POCSO Act for allegedly sexually assaulting a minor girl.

Regional insurance penetration needs to be higher and policies must be overhauled Gulf superstorms have battered the region – and its insurance industry.

Qatar's strategy of staging major sporting events continues to reap economic benefits, as regional football tournaments help to attract tourists to the Gulf state.

Saudi Aramco, the world's largest oil producer, and King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (Kaust) are to invest $100 million in research and development projects.

Advent calendars are not just seasonal products given to children in the run-up to Christmas; marketers have noticed that they can be engineered as psychological triggers to deliver daily excitement.