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KOSPI plunges 4% as Samsung, SK Hynix shares slide
South Korea's KOSPI plunged over 4%, with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix leading losses as semiconductor stocks tracked a sell-off in US technology shares. Concerns over tighter AI regulations and a potential slowdown in investment weighed on sentiment, triggering a sidecar trading curb after the index fell over 5%.
Jio Platforms shares surge 21% on debut, overtake Airtel in market cap
Jio Platforms made a remarkable entrance in the stock market, soaring 21.4% above its IPO price on the first day of trading. Closing at ₹1,417.35, the stock surpassed Bharti Airtel in market capitalization. With a staggering 22 times oversubscription, the IPO attracted considerable institutional backing. At the launch event, executive director Anant Ambani recognized the invaluable support from millions of subscribers.
Palo Alto CEO Nikesh Arora has secured $147 million through share-linked deal
Nikesh Arora, the visionary leader of Palo Alto Networks, successfully secured approximately $147.3 million through an innovative share agreement. This unique arrangement entails a prepaid variable share forward tied to 500,000 shares owned by the Aurora Trust. These shares are set to be settled in October 2029, featuring a concrete price floor and cap.
Pine Labs shares rise after Rs 934 crore block deal; Mastercard likely sells stake
Mastercard Asia Pacific is approximately selling its entire Pine Labs stake. This block deal involves 49.7 million shares valued up to Rs 892.5 crore. The transaction floor price is set at Rs 179.50 per share. Citigroup Global Markets India is managing the placement as the sole agent. The deal is expected to settle on September 23.
Pine Labs block deal: Mastercard Asia may divest 4.3% equity worth Rs 892 crore
Mastercard Asia Pacific may sell up to 49.7 million Pine Labs shares, representing 4.3% of the fintech company, through a Rs 892.5 crore block deal. Priced at Rs 179.50 per share, the secondary sale is scheduled for September 22.
New-age brokers Groww, Zerodha, others to write to Sebi on UPI MDR: Sources
The representation from brokers is likely to propose capping the charge at Rs 5 instead of Rs 300, raising the zero-MDR threshold from Rs 2,000 to Rs 20,000, and reconsidering the mandatory periodic settlement of unused client funds that has been a long-standing ask, they said.
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The NSE IPO investor playbook: Should you subscribe to the mega issue or pick rival BSE instead?
The NSE IPO has sparked a valuation debate as investors weigh subscribing at the issue price against waiting for a post-listing correction or considering BSE. With NSE commanding a dominant share of India’s equity markets, analysts point to its strong financials and scale, while flagging rich valuations and risks around options volumes.
Can NSE IPO deliver long-term growth for high-risk investors?
NSE’s Rs 22,569-crore IPO has opened for bidding today. The 3-day issue is entirely an offer for sale, with 23 existing shareholders offloading their stake in the much-awaited IPO. NSE’s dominant market position and high entry barriers support the business, but its heavy reliance on transaction charges leaves earnings vulnerable to regulation, competition and market swings. NSE’s post-issue P/E of 42.9 times is lower than BSE’s 53 times.
Global Market: South Korean shares surge as Samsung, SK Hynix rally on AI optimism
South Korean shares rose sharply on Wednesday, led by Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix as optimism over artificial intelligence supported semiconductor stocks. The KOSPI gained 1.44%, while the won strengthened against the US dollar and Korean government bond yields edged lower. Foreign investors, however, remained net sellers of South Korean equities.
Amazon sued by US FTC, 22 states over alleged $20 billion ad auction overcharges
The US FTC and 22 states have sued Amazon, alleging it manipulated digital advertising auctions and overcharged about 1.2 million customers by more than $20 billion. Amazon rejected the allegations as misguided and flawed. The lawsuit targets Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Display, intensifying scrutiny of the tech giant.
Nepal buries dead as rescuers seek thousands missing
Nepal was burying on Monday some of the hundreds of bodies retrieved after a deadly, tsunami-like flood crashed through the Himalayan region, sweeping away villages and leaving thousands still missing. The huge wave of ice, rocks and debris that smashed into villages and towns on Wednesday claimed at least 797 lives in both Nepal and Tibet -- across the border in China -- with reports of some bodies possibly swept downstream as far as India.
What Meta agreed to in US teen safety settlement
Meta will pay up to eighteen billion dollars to settle claims regarding child engagement. States alleged social media platforms enticed and retained young users, misleading the public about risks. The agreement includes monetary payments and nationwide changes to Meta's services for teenagers. Meta will implement teen safeguards, including daily time limits and overnight blocks. These changes will be phased in after the settlement takes effect.
Meta shares hit 5% intraday high after $16.68 billion settlement over alleged harm to young users
Meta shares hit a 4.96% intraday high after the company agreed to pay up to $16.68 billion to settle claims that Facebook and Instagram harmed young users. The settlement covers claims by 29 US states and requires Meta to introduce usage limits and stronger safeguards for children on its platforms.
Meta reaches $16.68 billion settlement over social media harms to children
The deal was reached during a California federal court trial over claims brought by 29 states, averting one of the highest-profile tests yet of allegations that social media companies harmed young users. Just days before jury selection began on August 12, a federal appeals court declined to halt the trial.
Global Market: KOSPI gains on chip boost; foreigners turn net buyers
South Korean shares rose on Friday, led by gains in Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix after U.S. semiconductor stocks advanced, though the KOSPI remained on track for a weekly decline. Foreign investor inflows and a stronger won supported sentiment, while broader market weakness and rising bond yields kept investors cautious amid focus on monetary policy and financial-market risks.
Navient settlement checks are going out — see which student loan borrowers qualify
At least 100,000 federal student loan borrowers may receive Navient settlement checks in 2026. The $120 million CFPB settlement targets borrowers placed in student loan forbearance in 2017 or earlier. Many saw balances grow due to interest accrual. Payments may reach $2,000. No application is required. This student loan settlement highlights servicing failures and rising debt risks as total U.S. student loan debt exceeds $1.6 trillion.
You could get $100 from Google’s new $135 million settlement — here’s who qualifies
Google faces potential payouts of $100 million to $135 million following two proposed class-action lawsuit settlements. One case alleges unauthorized collection of Android users' cellular data, while the other claims Google's Assistant recorded and shared private conversations for targeted advertising. Both settlements await judicial approval.
$135 million data consent settlement: How cell phone users can claim their share now
Cell phone users may receive cash from a $135 million settlement. This follows a lawsuit alleging Google illegally collected consumer data via Android. Google denies wrongdoing but agreed to the payout. Eligible users will get a payment. Google must also change its terms of service and Android setup screens to disclose data collection and get consent.
Google settles Google Assistant privacy lawsuit for $68 million
Google will pay $68 million to settle a lawsuit. The suit claimed its voice assistant spied on smartphone users. This violated privacy. Users accused Google of recording private conversations. This was done to send targeted advertising.
SpiceJet settles row with EDC, gets ownership of 13 planes
SpiceJet has reached a $22.5 million settlement with Export Development Canada, resolving a $90.8 million dispute. This agreement gives SpiceJet full ownership of 13 Bombardier Q400 aircraft and saves the airline $68.3 million in operational costs. The settlement strengthens SpiceJet's financial standing and allows the airline to focus on returning the Q400s to service, particularly on regional and UDAN routes.
Spicejet shares rally over 5% on conversion plans of Carlyle’s debt to equity
SpiceJet shares rose 5.5% after announcing a plan to convert Carlyle Aviation Management's $137.68 million debt into equity, adjusted to $97.51 million upon settlement. Carlyle may also purchase a stake in SpiceXpress & Logistics. The airline aims to raise Rs 2,500 crore through a share sale to institutional investors.
Spicejet, Carlyle Aviation enter into term sheet to restructure certain aircraft lease obligations
SpiceJet has announced a term sheet agreement with Carlyle Aviation Management to restructure aircraft lease obligations amounting to $137.68 million, which will be adjusted to $97.51 million upon settlement or waivers. The budget airline will issue shares worth $30 million and transfer $20 million in debentures of its cargo arm, SpiceXpress.
EPFO extends auto claim settlement facility to education, marriage and housing advance
As per the statement issued by the retirement fund body on Monday, the auto claim settlement facility will bring down the settlement time from 10 days to within three-four days. EPFO expects around 22.5 million of its subscribers to reap the benefits of this facility.
#MeToo movement: Harvey Weinstein accusers to get $17 million in settlement
It will be split between 37 women, who accused jailed movie producer of sexual abuse.
Basics of dollar -rupee futures
So the March expiry is on March 27.
Indo-Pak trade at $339.43 mn in April-May
In September 2012, it was agreed that Pakistan would immediately remove all trade restrictions through Wagha/Attari border.
Software outsourcer Satyam Computer settles with Aberdeen for $68 mn in accounting fraud claim
Satyam has agreed to pay $68 million to Aberdeen Asset Management and 22 other funds towards claims arising from accounting fraud.
Satyam settles Aberdeen Global, other claims for $68 million in accounting fraud
The company has signed a confidentiality agreement with the claimants and paid $68 million to fully settle them, Satyam said in a statement on Thursday.
Mahindra Satyam in pact with Aberdeen to settle charges for Rs 66 cr
Mahindra Satyam has enter into an agreement with Aberdeen Claims Administration Inc to settle charges of losses due to the Satyam scam
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