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    Nvidia preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang as two affairs, China spy allegations rock chip giant

    Nvidia's co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang faces potential ousting due to various controversies involving multiple affairs. Reports indicate Huang is involved with two women, including a subordinate at Nvidia. Shareholders have filed a class action lawsuit against him for failing to disclose pertinent information about his relationships. The company’s stock has significantly declined following Huang's admission of infidelity.

    These mid-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of over 25%, according to analyst

    No doubt, the mood in the market has changed and the bulls seem to be back in a determined fashion. Don’t, however, expect the indices to keep climbing daily. There will be pauses. Also, though the things troubling the market have receded for now, they can still return. And these troubles are likely to be global rather than local.

    For investors with medium-term outlook: 5 large-cap stocks with upside potential of up to 23%, according to analysts

    The headwinds hitting the market are not just easing now. Some of them are actually turning into tailwinds. That is a real change. The broader market is inching higher, and the Nifty and the Sensex are moving up with it. For months, the bulls were trying and failing to get a foothold. This time the attempt looks more serious, because the macro picture, for once, is working for rather than against them.

    ET Wealth Expo | Private credit is filling the funding gap as India's growth story gathers pace: Ashish Mehrotra

    Speaking on the sidelines of ET Wealth Expo 2026, Ashish Mehrotra, MD & CEO of Northern Arc Capital, said India's strong economic growth, supported by robust credit expansion, is creating a favourable environment for the private credit market.

    Time to be contrarian? Are analysts behind the curve? 5 stocks from two segments of the oil and gas space

    The tensions that drove oil higher are still lurking under the surface. A single statement, or a single strike, and they can surface again within days. Another round of trouble cannot be entirely ruled out. And if it comes and oil climbs again, much of the contrarian case we are making weakens with it. So the improvement is real, but it is not yet fully safe.

    Rs 84,084 crore incentive on offer, but India's deepsea oil exploration bids delayed again

    Introduced in 2016 under the Hydrocarbon Exploration and Licensing Policy, OALP sought to replace the government-driven identification of exploration blocks with an investor-led system that allows companies to nominate acreage they wish to explore.

    The Economic Times
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