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    French group Veolia aims $1.2 billion in revenue from data centres, chips by 2030

    The tech sector's expansion of data centres, driven by surging demand for AI following the widespread adoption of ChatGPT, has strained power supplies and raised concerns over global grid capacity.

    These mid-cap stocks with ‘Strong Buy’ & ‘Buy’ recos can rally over 25%, according to analysts

    If you are putting fresh money into the stock market (or even looking to rejig your existing portfolio), it would be best not to react to what the Nifty, Sensex, or other sectoral indices are doing. At least for the next few sessions, or maybe even till the conflict in the Gulf region is in the past. The reason is simple: A short covering in beaten down Nifty stocks – or, in fact, even in Nifty futures – is good enough to pull the index back up on some days. It is an uptick that has nothing to do with the general mood and trend of the stock market.

    From Nagpur pilot to AI leak detection: Building Asia’s largest water plant in Mumbai & inside Veolia’s India playbook

    Guillaume Dourdin, CEO & Country Director of Veolia India, on the company’s 25-year journey, Mumbai’s water ambitions, and why compliance is becoming the ultimate licence to operate in India.

    US Stock Market | Wall Street ends narrowly mixed, trading volatile after air strikes on Iran

    Gains in energy, tech and defense stocks offset losses in other sectors. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.15% to 48,904.78 points, while the S&P 500 gained 0.04% to ⁠6,881.60 points ⁠and the Nasdaq Composite gained 0.36%, to 22,748.86 points.

    Renault entering new phase of growth in India with Duster re-launch: CEO

    Renault is entering a new growth phase in India with the re-launch of its mid-sized SUV, the Duster. This move signifies acceleration within the automaker's international game plan for 2027, with India being a key pillar of growth beyond Europe. The company now fully owns its Chennai manufacturing plant, strengthening its ecosystem for local and global market development.

    NTPC, EDF India collaborate for PSP, hydro projects, to explore avenues in distribution

    NTPC and EDF India have partnered to develop, own, and operate pumped hydro storage and other hydro projects, leveraging renewable energy. They plan to form a joint venture company pending government approval to work on these projects in India and neighboring countries, as well as explore distribution business opportunities.

    The Economic Times
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