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Is the stock market open on Veterans Day 2026? Are banks open today? What's closed on November 11?
Veterans Day 2026: Is the stock market open today? The US stock market will remain open on Wednesday, November 11, even as banks, federal offices and the bond market observe Veterans Day. The NYSE and Nasdaq will follow their regular trading schedules.
European shares rise as Siemens Energy forecast lifts AI optimism; inflation concerns persist
European shares opened higher, supported by positive forecasts from Siemens Energy and CoreWeave, which eases AI investment concerns. The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose significantly, nearing record highs from August. However, inflation concerns, increased oil prices, and some stock losses tempered broader market optimism. Notable declines were seen in companies like Vestas and CSG due to disappointing profit forecasts.
Greenjoules raises ₹150 crore in Series B funding, secures ₹100 crore TDB loan
Greenjoules has raised ₹150 crore in Series B funding from investors including Amazon’s Smbhav Venture Fund and Climate Pledge Fund, Rainmatter and Singularity, and secured another ₹100 crore loan from the government-backed Technology Development Board. The ₹250 crore financing will support a new Pune plant capable of producing 200,000 litres of biocrude a day from agricultural waste, with the company also planning to expand into sustainable aviation fuel and green hydrogen.
US national Van Dyke links NIA arrest to Russia-Ukraine war, vows to reveal 'shocking details'
Matthew Aaron Van Dyke was arrested in India along with six Ukrainians for allegedly entering without valid documents. They were granted permission to travel home after more than six months in custody. Van Dyke claimed their imprisonment was part of Russia's war against Ukraine and promised to reveal alarming details. The National Investigation Agency continues to investigate alleged offences linked to their activities.
Nvidia scandal: The AI arms race puts human spies back into the game
The Nvidia controversy involving CEO Jensen Huang and a woman suspected by US intelligence of having links to Beijing has renewed concerns over corporate espionage in the AI industry. Recent cases involving OpenAI and Google have also highlighted risks from insiders and traditional spying methods.
Disney, Adobe to co-develop custom AI models tailored for media giant
The move, announced Monday, will start with speeding up project development timelines at Disney's Experiences division, home to its global theme parks, resorts and cruise lines, and for concept exploration at StudioLAB, the innovation hub within Walt Disney Studios.
Pune teacher sells father's land to teach 10 poor students, all clear MPSC exams; now he runs a Rs 20 crore campus in his village but still lives in a rented house
After selling his inherited house and farmland in 2005, Pune-based teacher Yajurvendra Mahajan started educating 10 underprivileged students. All cleared MPSC exams. His Deepsthamb Foundation now supports around 600 students, including persons with disabilities, orphans and transgender people, offering free education, accommodation, counselling and employment assistance.
Coca-Cola India’s bottling arm HCCH files DRHP for IPO
Hindustan Coca-Cola Holdings Limited has submitted its Draft Red Herring Prospectus to SEBI for an IPO. This IPO will involve an Offer for Sale of nearly one billion equity shares by the promoter. Coca-Cola India aims to enhance its asset-light operating model while focusing on brand development and digitization. The company has shown impressive revenue growth in its recent financial performance.
Workout after work: India Inc flexes its fitness muscle as employers make workplace wellness harder to skip
Indian companies are expanding workplace fitness programmes, offering employees access to office gyms, group exercise classes, personal training, sports facilities and memberships across multiple locations. Procter & Gamble, InMobi and Walmart Global Tech are among the employers investing in employee wellness, while fitness providers Cult for Corporates and Fit.Zone report growing corporate demand. The focus is increasingly shifting from offering fitness as an employee perk to encouraging greater participation and making healthy routines part of the working day.
Agnipath reset puts age, talent & pension goals to test
Agnipath, introduced in 2022, aimed to reform military recruitment by allowing soldiers to serve for four years. Recent changes now allow all Agniveers to retain permanent service after their tenure. This shift could affect the average age of soldiers, previously intended to decrease. The decision may also impact the annual pension bill and the creation of trained ex-soldiers for civilian roles.
Activists breach Microsoft data centre construction site as protests spread in Europe
Activist groups have announced actions in 16 countries on Friday and Saturday, according to the "Stop Dirty Data Centres" coalition, which is rallying environmental groups and digital rights campaigns behind calls to pause large-scale construction.
HSBC India arm leases 1.2 lakh sq ft office space in Bengaluru
HSBC's India division has secured a long-term sub-lease for more than 120,000 square feet of office space. This transaction is located in the commercial tower Ecospace Campus 1C on Outer Ring Road, Bengaluru. The lease includes a financial commitment of approximately Rs 191.84 crore over an initial five years. Following the lease terms, there is an option for a five-year extension at the same rate.
Pralay missile test: How India's new weapon, twice as fast as BrahMos, could counter China-Pakistan threats and strengthen its upcoming Rocket Force
India's indigenous Pralay missile recently underwent a successful user evaluation trial, moving closer to deployment. With a range of 150 to 500 km, it is designed for precision strikes on military targets. The missile is expected to play a critical role in India's planned Rocket Force, enhancing conventional deterrence capabilities. Additionally, the Pralay missile will complement the BrahMos system, adding operational flexibility to the armed forces.
Mecca pact with Pakistan creates uproar in Turkey parliament: MPs ask why risking Turkish youth for foreign governments' political ambitions
Türkiye has approved a defense pact with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia that commits to mutual assistance. This agreement may lead to Turkish support if Pakistan faces conflict with India. Critics in Türkiye have expressed concerns over the implications for national security commitments. The pact includes a ten-year clause preventing member withdrawal, which raises flexibility questions. Parliamentary approval is required before sending Turkish troops, but concerns about political pressure remain.
China blocks SoftBank's $5.4 billion acquisition of ABB Robotics
China has blocked SoftBank’s $5.4 billion acquisition of ABB’s robotics business, disrupting the Japanese group’s AI-powered robotics expansion. The intervention highlights Beijing’s growing scrutiny of cross-border deals involving strategically important technologies.
Arm beats second-quarter revenue estimates on AI and data-center demand
Arm said its server-chip architecture accounted for more than 50% of deployments at major cloud providers in 2025 and is expected to exceed 60% by the end of 2026.
What the midterms elections mean for US-China ties
A recent victory for Democrats in the US midterm elections may reshape relationships with China in several ways. Control of Congress allows them to limit President Donald Trump's tariffs on Chinese products, which may influence ongoing trade negotiations. Taiwan could become a critical issue, especially if Democrats push for arms sales to support the island. Beijing might perceive Trump’s weakened political status as an opportunity to apply pressure on him.
"Very important and excellent decision": Defence expert Sanjeev Srivastava hails Agnipath's tenure extension
Defence Expert Sanjeev Srivastava on Wednesday hailed the Centre's decision to grant a two-year extension to 75 per cent of Agniveers as a "very important and excellent decision" that will give them a fresh opportunity to serve and a chance for permanent enrolment.
India's payments authority NPCI forms unit to push into AI, blockchain tech
The National Payments Corporation of India has created a technology subsidiary known as NPCI Tech Solutions Limited. This new unit will focus on advancements in AI, blockchain, and digital financial infrastructure. Vishal Kanvaty has been appointed as the managing director and CEO of the subsidiary. NTSL aims to enhance capabilities beyond NPCI's core payments responsibilities. The initiative highlights India's commitment to developing its banking and financial services technology landscape.
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