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    Nexus Select Trust Q2 net operating income rises 8 pc to Rs 504 cr

    Nexus Select Trust has announced an 8% increase in its net operating income for the second quarter. The company reported a distribution of Rs 359 crore, reflecting growth in distribution per unit. Nexus Select Trust has cumulatively distributed over Rs 4,400 crore to its unitholders since its listing. The company marks its strategic entry into Northeast India with plans for a mall and hotel in Guwahati.

    Virat Kohli's stake in Agilitas Sports rises to 6.4% after One8 merger

    The merger has been approved by the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT). The increase in Kohli's shareholding is because of the merger and is not because of any fresh investment by the cricketer. He had earlier invested Rs 40 crore in the sportswear startup.

    Virat Kohli becomes Agilitas’ second-largest individual shareholder after one8 merger

    Virat Kohli's stake in Agilitas Sports has increased significantly following the merger with his one8 brand. The merger was approved by the National Company Law Tribunal, enhancing Agilitas’ product development capabilities. Kohli invested Rs 40 crore in Agilitas and remains a co-founder of one8. Agilitas aims to build a leading global sportswear brand from India through this integration.

    Urban Company's Q2 loss triples on InstaHelp burn; CEO Bhal says ready to 'respond in full' to rivals

    With competition in the instant househelp segment remaining intense, InstaHelp's post-discount average order value (AOV) fell about 12% to Rs 118 in the September quarter from Rs 134 in the June quarter. Urban Company competes with Nexus Venture Partners-backed Snabbit and General Catalyst-backed Pronto in the instant househelp segment, and both rivals have raised large sums this year.

    Snabbit reports net loss of Rs 168 crore, revenue of Rs 12 crore in FY26

    Backed by investors including Nexus Venture Partners, Elevation Capital and Lightspeed, the Bengaluru-based company started operations in August 2024, making FY26 its first full year of operations.

    ‘Russian diesel won’t help US, it shows double standards on India’: Margarita M. Balmaceda, Professor at Seton Hall University

    Margarita M. Balmaceda examines the hidden dynamics of energy dependency between Russia and other nations. The discussion highlights Russia's role as a 'Trojan horse' in energy politics. Recent diesel deals between the US and Russia may have limited short-term benefits for American consumers. Additionally, the implications of these deals could adversely impact Ukraine's situation. This situation reflects a troubling double standard in international energy relations.

    The Economic Times
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