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    CARE upgrades Adani Enterprises to ‘AA’, retains ‘stable’ outlook

    CARE Ratings has upgraded the long-term rating of Adani Enterprises to 'AA', affirming a stable outlook. This elevation underscores enhanced financial adaptability, attributed to recent capital influx and subsidiary stake divestitures. With profit growth likely, supported by a resurgence at Kutch Copper Limited and continued airport operations, coupled with the promoter family's substantial holdings, Adani's strategic significance is reinforced.

    Adani Enterprises gets rating upgrade from CARE Ratings to AA; Stable; shares up 21% in 2026

    Adani Enterprises secured its highest-ever credit rating after CARE Ratings upgraded its long-term rating to CARE AA; Stable from CARE AA-; Stable. The agency cited stronger financial flexibility following a Rs 15,000 crore QIP and Adani Airports stake sale.

    Airtel hikes postpaid plans by Rs 50, adds free annual international roaming

    Airtel has launched new postpaid plans starting at Rs 499 that include one free international roaming trip per SIM every year, along with unlimited data and calling, safety features and bundled subscriptions. The five-day roaming pack offers 5GB data, 60 minutes of calls and 25 outgoing SMSes, and the new plans will be available from October 8.

    India set to be ServiceNow's fastest-growing market in Asia

    The California-based company employs 6,000 people in India – a fifth of its global workforce. India handles 45% of the company’s global delivery work, he said.

    Adani Power, Bhutan's DGPC sign pact to develop 770 MW hydropower project

    Adani Power and Bhutan's state-owned Druk Green Power Corporation have signed an agreement to jointly develop the 770 MW Chamkharchhu-I Hydroelectric Project. The project will be built through a 49:51 equity partnership under the BOOT model, with construction expected to begin in the first half of 2027 and commissioning within six years.

    Satya Nadella reinvented Microsoft with the cloud - now, can his AI strategy make it more valuable than Apple by 2027

    Microsoft, under CEO Satya Nadella, is aiming to strengthen its AI growth story amidst rising competition. The company is moving from fixed subscription pricing to usage-based billing to better align with AI economics. While Microsoft's Copilot has gained users, its adoption is still below expectations compared to Office 365.

    The Economic Times
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