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Noah Kahan Last of the Bugs World Tour 2027: Who is Noah Kahan? Here's complete schedule with 31 shows
Noah Kahan has announced his Last of the Bugs World Tour 2027 a few days back. The shows will be held in North America, Europe and the UK. Around 31 shows will be organized in total. The tour comes after his fourth album The Great Divide charted at number one on the Billboard 200.
Auto sector sees strong Dhanteras deliveries, expects momentum to continue till Diwali
Automakers and dealerships reported strong Dhanteras deliveries following robust Navratri sales, with Maruti Suzuki expecting over 30,000 deliveries and Tata Motors targeting 12,000 units. Hyundai anticipates nearly 14% growth in festive deliveries. Dealers reported healthy demand across vehicle segments, while the pre-owned car market also witnessed a significant sales uptick.
Aditya Birla Lifestyle bets on festive demand
The company, which owns brands such as Louis Philippe, Van Heusen, Allen Solly and Peter England, reported flat like-for-like sales growth in September, against 5.3% for the second quarter of FY27. The slowdown comes just as the full impact of price increases begins to flow through in the December quarter, making consumer acceptance and discounting critical to sustaining growth.
Nissan Motor India’s October sales fall 14% as exports drop 35%
Nissan Motor India reported a 14 percent decrease in total sales during October, reflecting weak exports. The company achieved a significant domestic sales increase of 50 percent compared to last year. Total vehicle dispatches fell to 8,310 units from 9,674 units in the previous period. Exports dropped sharply, declining by 35 percent to 4,710 units. The managing director highlighted ongoing customer confidence and focus on enhanced ownership experiences.
From buying a $6 million house from Nick Jonas to a huge mansion in California: Here’s a look at Naomi Osaka’s multi-million dollar real estate portfolio
Naomi Osaka has become one of the highest-paid female athletes through her endorsements and tennis wins. She started investing in real estate at a young age after achieving significant success. Osaka purchased a modern home in Beverly Hills from Nick Jonas and later sold it for a profit. After selling that property, she bought a mansion in Los Angeles from Nick and Vanessa Lachey.
Kia Sonnet diwali bonus to employees: Pharma company CEO gifts cars to workers for the fourth consecutive year
While layoffs and cost-cutting put jobs under pressure, a Chandigarh-based company has gifted four Kia Sonet SUVs to loyal employees. The initiative follows previous car-gifting drives, including 51 vehicles distributed during Diwali last year. The company also offers fuel allowances and a lucky draw through which newer employees can win a car.
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How five Boeing 777s linked Madagascar's power elite to Iran
Mamy Ravatomanga, a former influential entrepreneur in Madagascar, is under scrutiny due to serious corruption charges surfacing during his trial. He faces allegations of money laundering and influence peddling tied to the irregular registration of Boeing 777 aircraft, suspected to be misregistered for transit to Iran. His lawyers challenge the accusations, pointing to discrepancies in witness statements, drawing global interest and involving agencies like the FBI.

Savannah Bananas to kick off 2027 Banana Ball in Auburn, tour to go international for the 1st time with games in Canada and Mexico: Here’s how to get tickets
The Savannah Bananas have announced their 2027 Banana Ball World Tour, which includes six teams. The tour will kick off at Auburn University from February 25 to 27 and expand internationally. Notable stops include cities in Canada and Mexico, as well as iconic baseball locations like the Field of Dreams.

Oil prices climb as traders weigh Saudi supply risk, Russian diesel flow
Recent developments have pushed oil prices higher as traders consider the supply uncertainties stemming from the ongoing conflict in Yemen. Escalating clashes involving the Houthis and Saudi Arabia raise alarms about the stability of oil supplies. Moreover, surging expectations for diesel exports from Russia are shaping the market landscape. With intensified attacks reported in crucial Saudi oil zones, analysts suggest oil prices are likely to stay within a defined range.

India top priority for Renault outside Europe: Group CEO Francois Provost
Renault Group's CEO Francois Provost emphasizes India's importance for their initiatives outside Europe. The company aims to promote hybrid and electric vehicles as part of their strategy in India. They are focused on localizing production to make these technologies affordable for Indian customers. Provost also believes electrification will transform customer preferences away from diesel vehicles. Renault plans to gradually introduce full hybrids and electric vehicles to the Indian market.

Why electric vehicles sales are lukewarm in America, but hot in Europe
Electric vehicle sales in the United States have dropped 30.7% this year following the expiration of a federal subsidy. In contrast, European buyers have embraced electric vehicles, significantly increasing their market share amid rising fuel prices. Many US automakers have discontinued electric models, with buyers shifting towards hybrids and used EVs. Meanwhile, certain EV-only brands like Tesla and Rivian continue to perform better than traditional automakers' electric offerings.

Amber Alert teen, 14, allegedly impregnated by father found safe as dad arrested months after newborn’s death
Diana Galvez Ortega, a 14-year-old girl, has been successfully located in Mexico after a lengthy investigation. Her father, Sergio Galvez Perez, has been apprehended and is facing multiple serious charges in California. This case gained attention after the tragic discovery of a deceased newborn, suspected to be Diana's child, in August. Thankfully, Diana is now safe and receiving care from local authorities in Mexico.

Global Markets | Japan's Nikkei retreats from 6-week high as investors lock in gains
The Nikkei 225 index in Japan faced a downturn as investors engaged in profit-taking, displaying caution in the wake of earlier gains. This decline coincided with rising core inflation data from Tokyo, intensifying fears regarding interest rate hikes. Additionally, geopolitical tensions, particularly concerning the US-Iran situation, cast a shadow over market sentiment. Nevertheless, analysts remain optimistic about Japanese stocks, bolstered by positive feedback from the Bank of Japan's tankan survey.

Auto makers post strong sales ahead of festive season
In September, automotive sales in India showed remarkable growth due to increased demand following the GST rate cuts. Maruti Suzuki led the market with a notable 37% sales increase, delivering 181,838 units. Other automakers, including Tata Motors and Mahindra & Mahindra, also reported substantial growth in passenger vehicle sales. However, challenges such as commodity costs and diesel prices remain areas of concern for the industry.

Nissan Motor September sales down 5% to 10,025 units
Nissan Motor's total car wholesales fell by 5 percent in September 2026, reaching 10,025 units, compared to 10,500 units the previous year. In detail, the domestic market contributed 3,300 units, against 6,725 units in exports. However, a promising trend emerged with domestic wholesales increasing twofold from 1,652 units in September 2025, driven by growth in SUV demand and better dealership support.

Ashok Leyland's best year in its history, and what the annual report says about holding on to it
Ashok Leyland sold more commercial vehicles in FY26 than in any year since it was founded, earned its highest-ever profit, and closed with Rs. 5,899 crore of net cash. Where does the company go from here? What strategies will it adopt? A close reading of the 340-page annual report, along with the company's year-end call and the June-quarter filing, provides the answers.

Pest resistance is forcing India’s crop-protection firms to rethink product strategies: Insecticides India MD
Resistance to chemicals and formulations is an evolving challenge, particularly in crops where the same pest pressures persist over multiple seasons, said Rajesh Aggarwal, MD of Insecticides (India).

Volkswagen overhaul puts Seat’s future at risk as Chinese rivals reshape global auto industry
Volkswagen's strategic overhaul may lead to the discontinuation of its Seat brand. This move signals significant industry consolidation amid rising Chinese competition. The company is focusing investment on its strongest and most profitable brands. Many automakers face difficult choices due to declining sales and EV transition costs. This upheaval is reshaping the global automotive landscape with fewer players.

Oil prices extend losses as fears of Middle East supply disruptions ease
Oil prices fell further on Thursday, building on losses from the day before, largely influenced by Saudi Arabia's promise of more crude. Reports of shipments transported through Oman alleviated some supply worries, and hopes for decreased tensions in the Middle East kept prices from rising. However, with U.S. crude inventories showing a smaller-than-expected draw last week, fears over the escalating conflict in the region still loom large.

Waymo, Japanese partners target driverless taxi service in Tokyo in 2027
Once approvals are secured and the service is fully validated, it will operate without drivers and be available through both the GO and Waymo apps, the companies said in a joint statement.

Miami Horror: 10-year-old girl killed, brother critically injured in hit-and-run, car found, hunt for driver continues
A devastating hit-and-run incident in Miami has left a family shattered, with a ten-year-old girl losing her life and her brother critically injured and undergoing emergency brain surgery. The family is desperately appealing for the driver responsible to come forward. While a suspect vehicle has been located, police are still actively searching for the driver. The community's support is vital in sharing any information that could help the investigation.

Honda tells suppliers to cut costs in $9 billion push to fend off China
Honda plans to cut more than $9 billion in costs by 2030 and has asked suppliers to sharply reduce prices as it struggles with rising competition from Chinese automakers such as BYD.

Nissan clocks 147% jump in India wholesales, starts Tekton exports
Nissan India reported a 147% domestic sales increase in August. Sustained demand for Magnite and Gravite models boosted these volumes. The newly launched Tekton SUV also contributed to the automaker's strong performance. Nissan began exporting the Tekton to South Africa, Bhutan, and Nepal. These exports align with the company's global manufacturing and export strategy.

India’s passenger vehicle sales jump 35% to 4.5 lakh in August as Maruti, M&M drive growth
Passenger vehicle sales in India soared by 35 percent in August, reflecting a thriving automotive market. Leading manufacturers such as Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, and Mahindra & Mahindra reported exceptional growth, while Hyundai and Kia celebrated record-breaking wholesale figures. Impressively, Nissan Motor India experienced a staggering 147.5 percent rise compared to last year, showing that the automotive sector is still reaping rewards from earlier economic incentives.

TVS Motor names insider Peyman Kargar as CEO, replacing Radhakrishnan
Peyman Kargar will become TVS Motor's new Chief Executive Officer in 2027. He brings over three decades of global automotive industry experience to the role. Kargar previously led Nissan's luxury brand Infiniti and Datsun operations. He has also held senior positions at Renault Group across several regions. Kargar's appointment aims to accelerate growth through innovation and market expansion.

Nissan reshuffles leadership in AMIEO region as part of global recovery plan
Nissan has announced a leadership transition in its AMIEO region, appointing Massimiliano Messina as Chairperson, effective October 1, 2025. Messina succeeds Guillaume Cartier, who will concentrate on his global role as Chief Performance Officer. This strategic move aims to accelerate Nissan's Re:Nissan recovery plan, with Victorino Esnaola stepping in as Senior Vice President for Finance and IT.

Nissan seeks to delay supplier payments to free up cash, company emails show
Nissan Motor is reportedly seeking payment delays from some suppliers to improve its short-term finances. Facing a $4.5 billion net annual loss and a significant workforce reduction, the automaker aims to cut costs by $3.4 billion over two years. Nissan has incentivized some suppliers with interest for flexible payment terms, as confirmed by the company.

Nissan on-track to invest €700 mn in India despite stake sale to Renault
Japanese automaker Nissan, despite divesting its stake in its Indian manufacturing plant to partner Renault, plans to invest €700 million over two years to launch multiple new products. Nissan aims to nearly triple its sales to 100,000 units annually by FY27 and expand its dealer network to 180 outlets. The company also targets exporting 100,000 units yearly, bringing total production to 200,000 units from its 480,000-unit capacity in Tamil Nadu.

Is iconic Japanese automaker Nissan in dire situation? Reports say it is existing on borrowed time and can only survive for 12-14 months
Automobile industry giant Nissan is apparently not having a great time in the market, as reports suggest that it is now surviving on borrowed time and could end up in a completely devastating situation in a year or so. What could happen to Nissan next?
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