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US Stock Market prediction: S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow Jones look to start in positive, check factors that will drive Wall Street
US Stock market investors will keep close eyes on Dow Jones as S&P 500, Nasdaq must continue the momentum.
Failed UPSC dream to Rs 130 crore success: How Bengaluru man turned Rs 1 crore investment into a healthy food business
Sandeep Jangala's journey began with a dream of becoming an IAS officer, but the road to success was not without its obstacles after his UPSC attempt fell short. Undeterred, he pivoted to entrepreneurship, successfully launching a tech startup that caught the attention of investors. In 2022, he and his wife co-founded Yummy Bee, a company dedicated to providing children with healthy food choices.
Buying GTA 6 in a box? Rockstar says no disc inside, just a code for a 212 GB download
GTA 6: Rockstar Games is taking a different approach to GTA 6's physical release. Boxed copies will contain a download code instead of a disc, meaning buyers must install the game digitally. With up to 212GB of storage required, the disc-free release comes as Rockstar shares nearly 40 new screenshots ahead of launch.
NZ vs IND, 2nd ODI: Gurnoor Brar's four-wicket streak leads India to win by four runs
Team India achieved a narrow victory over New Zealand by just four runs in Wellington. India's bowlers dominated the New Zealand batting lineup, led by Gurnoor Brar's impressive four-wicket haul. Despite a rocky start in their chase, Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul contributed significant runs to the team's score. Rain interrupted the match, and India was slightly ahead of the DLS target when play resumed.
Success lesson from Jeff Bezos: He asked one question to himself before quitting daily job to build Amazon. What his 'regret minimisation framework' means?
Jeff Bezos used his 'regret minimisation framework' to decide whether to leave his secure Wall Street job and start Amazon. By imagining himself at 80, he realised he might regret never taking the risk more than failing at the business. Here's how one question shaped his biggest career decision and what aspiring entrepreneurs can learn from it.
Meet Marcin Kleczynski, who was 14 when a computer virus led him to start a side hustle; how did he turn it into a multi-hundred-million-dollar company?
Marcin Kleczynski was not initially an experienced professional programmer. He taught himself coding using online communities and programming resources. He started developing malware-removal utilities to tackle infections that many antivirus products were missing. His early work included a tool that helped remove rogue security software. One of the people he connected with through an online security forum was Bruce Harrison, who later became his business partner.
India may lower shipbuilding subsidy localisation threshold to 20% to attract foreign investors
The government is considering lowering the minimum domestic-content threshold for shipbuilding incentives from 30% to 20%, with a full subsidy payout linked to 40% localisation. The proposed relaxation, conditional on firm investment milestones, could benefit South Korea's HD Hyundai, which plans a $4 billion greenfield shipyard in Tamil Nadu.
Canva layoffs 2026: CEO Melanie Perkins plans to give away 80% of her billion-dollar fortune as company announces 22% job reductions
Canva CEO: Canva CEO Melanie Perkins has drawn attention amid the company's decision to cut 1,271 jobs, affecting 22% of its workforce. Perkins has also pledged to donate more than 80% of her wealth to charity. The billionaire co-founder, who built Canva from a small start-up into a $42 billion company, signed The Giving Pledge with her husband Cliff Obrecht in 2021.
Ashwini Vaishnaw launches Semicon 2.0 portal, says 50% of units approved under ECMS are SMES, MSMEs
Union Electronics and Information Technology Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has launched the Semicon 2.0 Web Application Portal. The initiative aims to strengthen India's semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem while enabling the acceptance of applications under specific pillars. Fifty percent of the approved units under the Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme belong to SMEs or MSMEs. India is progressing from assembly to the manufacturing of critical electronic components and materials.
Diwali 2026: From selling Diwali lights in a Mumbai chawl to becoming a Dubai business tycoon. Danube's Anis Sajan once sold an Aquaguard to Sanjay Dutt
Diwali 2026: Anis Sajan's business journey began with a small Diwali lights stall below his Mumbai chawl home. He later sold electrical goods, worked as a water purifier salesman and even sold an Aquaguard to Sanjay Dutt. After moving to Dubai in 1992, he joined Danube Group, which has since grown into a multi-billion-dollar conglomerate employing 5,000 people.
Did Lamar Jackson play today for the Ravens against the Jaguars?
With Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley both on injured reserve and might stay there for the rest of the season, the Baltimore Ravens turned to UDFA Joe Fagnano to start against the Jacksonville Jaguars. However, the rookie performed poorly, which left fans wondering how the team would have fared tonight had they kept former Heisman runner-up Diego Pavia.
In a divided world, COP31 aims for agreement on electrification
COP31, kicking off November 9 in Antalya, Turkey, is all set to spotlight the global push for electrification. With a target to raise electricity's contribution to final energy demand to 35% by 2035, nations are keenly examining how electrification can effectively curb fossil fuel use.
TReDS sees a festive boost; Nykaa’s growth strategy
Happy Friday! Festive inventory demand has lifted invoice financing on TReDS platforms. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Oman tightens expat worker recruitment rules from January 2027; agencies must provide insurance, refunds
Effective January 1, 2027, Oman is set to enforce new, tougher rules for hiring expatriate workers, which will necessitate insurance coverage and adherence to recruitment timelines. Recruitment agencies will shoulder increased financial duties, including the possibility of refunds for employers.
Who is Marisela Nuno? California woman, 53, charged with wire fraud and money laundering in $18 million COVID relief case
In a startling development, Marisela Nuno of Los Angeles has been indicted for allegedly frauding federal programs out of $18 million. She purportedly submitted misleading information across various applications aimed at pandemic relief. Currently facing three wire fraud charges and one related to money laundering, Nuno risks a lengthy prison term if convicted. The investigation into her actions underscores the serious issue of pandemic relief fund exploitation.
D-Street poised for a gap-up start as GIFT Nifty trades firmly higher
Indian equity benchmarks experienced gains as they extended their winning streak to five consecutive sessions. The Nifty 50 increased by 150 points while the BSE Sensex advanced by 383 points. Easing crude oil prices and optimism over US-Iran negotiations led to a broad-based buying in domestic equities. Additionally, foreign portfolio investors were net buyers, contributing to positive market sentiment.
Sebi sets up working group to review Innovators Growth Platform framework
SEBI has formed a working group to review Innovators Growth Platform regulations and improve capital access for startups. The panel will examine listing eligibility, fundraising, investor participation, disclosures and migration to mainboards while safeguarding investor interests.
Canva layoffs: Affected staffers to get 6 months’ pay, a MacBook, and $10,000 to start up
Canva has announced significant changes that will impact around 1,271 team members, driven by a downturn in revenue growth. To improve project management and empower decision-making, teams will be consolidated. From January, employees will need to work in the office two to three times a week. A support package will provide generous severance, healthcare benefits, and career assistance, alongside a grant program to help exiting employees pursue new career paths.
UK new minimum wage 2027: What will the new rates be, how much more will workers earn, and when does the new minimum wage start?
UK minimum wage 2027: The UK minimum wage will rise by 3.9% in April 2027, taking the hourly rate to £13.21 for workers aged 21 and over and £11.27 for those aged 18 to 20. Here's what to know about the new minimum wage 2027, how much more workers will earn and when the new rates take effect.
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