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    ETMarkets PMS Talk | 15–20 stocks, 4Ps and active risk management: Inside Anand Rathi's IMPRESS PMS strategy

    In an interaction with Kshitij Anand of ETMarkets, Mayur Shah, PMS Fund Manager at Anand Rathi Advisors, explains how the strategy combines a long-term fundamental approach with a strong focus on mid- and small-cap companies, while using its proprietary Re-VIEW framework to manage valuations, earnings risks and portfolio exposures.

    Aditya Birla Capital opens 100th gold loan branch in Mumbai

    Aditya Birla Capital inaugurated its 100th dedicated gold loan branch in Santacruz, Mumbai, recently. The company also opened another branch in Andheri, marking significant growth in Maharashtra. As of September 30, 2026, gold loan assets under management reached ₹200 crore. This milestone reflects the company's execution capabilities and customer confidence in their services. Aditya Birla Capital aims to expand its branch network to 200-300 by March 2027 in key markets.

    MeitY probes physical AI data use; Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns

    MeitY is reviewing the practice of collecting first-person video and sensor data from gig workers to train physical AI models. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    Humble bhujia becomes a recipe for billions of dollars in India's market

    A packet of bhujia has come a long way from Bikaner. What began as a family-run namkeen shop in 1937 is now a national snack empire, backed by global investors and preparing for a possible stock market debut. As Haldiram eyes Dalal Street, India's humble sev, bhujia and namkeen are finding a place on the global investment menu. Turns out, there's serious business behind that crunch.

    Meta India’s Arun Srinivas on CSAM, AI for small businesses and Muse’s India launch timeline

    Meta India Managing Director Arun Srinivas discusses how harmful ads linked to child sexual abuse material slipped through Instagram's review process, the safety measures introduced since then and questions around accountability. In an interview with ET, he also talks about Muse AI's India launch timeline, how small businesses are using AI to create advertisements, Instagram's plans for creators and WhatsApp's growing ambitions in digital payments.

    ‘I bet I can get Jensen here’, Alice Huang boasted at a party. Minutes later, he arrived

    Alice Huang, involved in business with Nvidia, claimed her closeness to CEO Jensen Huang. Their association, dating back to 2023, raised concerns over potential espionage links. Megaspeed, her company, purchased significant AI chips from Nvidia, exceeding four billion dollars between 2024 and 2026. US authorities investigated Megaspeed for possible violations regarding chip exports to China. Jensen Huang's recent personal issues have also prompted an independent inquiry into Nvidia's internal matters.

    • Who's next CEO at Nvidia? Top engineer and CFO favored as candidates

      Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang faces potential ousting from the board due to reported extramarital affairs. If removed, Colette Kress could serve as interim CEO due to her experience and familiarity. Meanwhile, Ian Buck, a key engineer at Nvidia, is seen as a strong long-term candidate for the position. Speculation also includes external candidates like Arm CEO Rene Haas. Nvidia's governance and direction are under scrutiny as these developments unfold.

      Amid layoff season, this Bengaluru company is paying employees to quit and start their own business and return back if things don't work out

      Amid layoffs and voluntary buyout offers at global tech companies, Bengaluru-based iD Fresh Food is encouraging employees to quit and start their own businesses. CEO Musthafa PC's entrepreneurship policy offers a partially paid sabbatical, mentorship, access to the company's business network and an option to return if their ventures fail.

      In the early 1850s, Philadelphia-born beekeeper Lorenzo Langstroth developed a hive with removable frames, making honey harvesting easier; his design remains widely used today

      In 1851, Lorenzo Lorraine Langstroth introduced the movable frame hive, a groundbreaking innovation that transformed beekeeping. This advancement facilitated honey extraction and improved colony management. However, alarming reports reveal that American beekeepers are suffering immense colony losses due to the Varroa mite. This ongoing crisis threatens the $18 billion annual pollination economy, underscoring the urgent need for contemporary solutions despite Langstroth’s revolutionary contributions.

      Beyond Business: The Leadership Philosophy of T. Kishan Singh

      T. Kishan Singh highlights the influence of his father's dedication on his professional journey in the paper industry. He stresses the role of sustainable practices and customer relationships for long-term business success. Health and fitness are prioritized as essential elements for effective leadership and overall well-being. Singh shares that consistency and resilience are vital in navigating challenges, both personally and professionally.

      Shyam Prakash Pal: Building the Next Generation of Digital-First Consumer Brands

      Shyam Prakash Pal articulates the importance of fostering consumer brands within the rapidly changing digital landscape. He underscores the necessity of creativity, discipline, and collaborative effort in both professional and personal health. For effective leadership, maintaining physical health and mental clarity is paramount. Pal advocates for establishing consistent wellness practices, positioning health as integral to achieving long-lasting success in the business realm.

      Prosus widens India fintech play after years of consumer internet bets

      The Amsterdam-listed technology investor is also close to investing in artificial intelligence-led credit management startup Oolka, people familiar with the matter said. Prosus evaluated credit-on-Unified Payments Interface (UPI) startup Kiwi in October and savings platform Jar in 2025 before deciding not to invest. Prosus declined to comment on specific deals.

      Zara owner Inditex commits $50 million to fund low-cost loans for suppliers going green

      Zara owner Inditex has committed $50 million to an IFC-led fund that aims to raise $400 million to provide low-cost loans to suppliers investing in energy efficiency and cleaner energy. The initiative seeks to help smaller businesses, particularly in developing countries, transition to net-zero operations as the fashion industry faces pressure to reduce emissions.

      Huang in suspense, chips may crack

      Huang is a hands-on boss at Nvidia. Although he owns a small amount of the company's stock, replacing him will be difficult. In the new political dispensation, Washington may be forced to take a harder look at its export control regime and make it more watertight. 'Jensanity' offers a good trigger.

      China's trade surplus surpasses $1 trillion for a 2nd straight year, as exports surge 35%

      Exports in October surged 35.2% from a year earlier, the customs agency said. Exports have grown rapidly this year, supported by high-tech goods like semiconductors and autos.

      Blackstone to acquire 16% stake in IIFL Finance as NBFC announces Rs 6,414 crore capital raise led by global investor

      IIFL Finance is preparing to secure Rs 6,414 crore through a major investment round. Blackstone is set to invest Rs 5,000 crore for a stake in the company. Nirmal Jain and R. Venkataraman will also contribute Rs 1,264 crore via warrants in the financing round. Additionally, Anchorage Capital will participate with a ₹150 crore investment. This transaction marks one of the largest private equity investments in India's NBFC sector.

      Meta unveils India pricing for AI agent Muse ahead of local launch

      Meta has announced the pricing details for its AI companion, Muse, in India. The subscription options are set at ₹1,799 for the 'Power' tier and ₹8,999 for the 'Maximum' tier. Users currently outside supported markets can register via a VPN. Muse aims to enhance user experience by integrating with various Meta services, positioning itself against local competitors like Instinct, available worldwide.

      The next problem to solve: When money arrives, what can merchants do in the meantime?

      At GFF 2026, PRISM founder Ritesh Agarwal and Adyen’s Chief Commercial Officer Roelant Prins discussed why, for merchants such as small hotel owners, how quickly money arrives now matters as much as whether a payment is accepted, and why AI is changing back offices faster than it is changing how people buy.

      Quantum could solve AI energy drain, says tech founder

      Quantum computers could curb the vast energy demands of artificial intelligence data centres with their ability to run complex calculations, one of the tech's pioneers told AFP. Australian startup Diraq is conducting the first field test worldwide putting a small quantum computer based on a silicon chip in a commercial data centre in Sydney. Diraq's computer installed in Equinix's Sydney data centre has eight quantum bits, or qubits, on a silicon chip.

      ETMarkets Fund Guide | Managing over Rs 8,000 crore: How Bajaj AMC's Sorbh Gupta picks winners in the Flexi Cap universe

      In this edition of ETMarkets Fund Guide, Sorbh Gupta, Head – Equity at Bajaj Asset Management, who manages over Rs 8,000 crore through the Bajaj Finserv Flexi Cap Fund, shares his approach to picking the right stocks across large, mid and small caps.

      Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's affair with Chinese agent being looked into by FBI, says Trump

      The president called Huang, whose computer chips have helped to launch the artificial intelligence revolution, a "very honorable man." The president said he had spoken with Huang.

      Nvidia stock crashes 8% after a 'foreign intelligence' probe initiated by AI company into CEO Jensen Huang

      Nvidia's announcement of the investigation on Sunday followed Huang's acknowledgment that he had been intimate with a business executive who, according to The New York Times, U.S. intelligence determined was gathering information for China.

      I was unfaithful to my wife: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits secret affair with Chinese spy Alice Huang; all you need to know about the controversy

      Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted to having an extramarital relationship with a business executive. Reports suggest that the executive may have connections to Chinese espionage activities. Nvidia's board has initiated an independent investigation to examine these allegations thoroughly. US lawmakers have requested a briefing to understand potential national security issues related to the case. Huang remains the CEO, while the investigation seeks to clarify any risks to the company.

      AI power rush sends data centres hunting for used turbines and jet engines

      Utilities and developers are increasingly looking for second-hand gas turbines as new equipment takes longer to produce. Orders for gas turbines are significantly outpacing manufacturing capacity and are projected to reach 129 gigawatts. The AI data centre boom is driving demand and leading to higher prices for gas turbine equipment.

      Why cheap stocks offer more safety than strong inflows, says Sundaram AMC MD

      Two years ago, seasoned asset manager Anand Radhakrishnan moved from a long, successful stint as Chief Investment Officer (CIO) at Franklin Templeton India to take over as Managing Director (MD) at Sundaram Asset Management Company. In this conversation with Sanket Dhanorkar, he shares his views on the market correction, shift in interest rate cycle, valuations and money flows, and more.

      US tariffs squeeze Canadian cabinet makers facing doubling of Trump duty

      As US tariffs on Canadian kitchen cabinets are set to double to 50%, the industry faces significant challenges. Companies like Cabico are considering relocating production to the US to mitigate costs. Many cabinet manufacturers have experienced reduced shipment volumes and workforce cuts due to tariffs. The Canadian government has proposed a provisional 25% surtax, but manufacturers want stronger measures.

      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.

      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.

      Alcohol stocks jump as blue wave boosts industry prospects

      As the midterm elections unfold, investors are directing their focus to the alcohol sector, anticipating positive impacts on companies such as Constellation Brands due to shifting immigration policies. Optimism surrounding decreasing trade tensions with Canada also seems to uplift brands like Brown-Forman. However, the looming tariffs have caused a sharp decline in US spirits exports, and overall alcohol consumption in the country is still at historical lows, despite minor upticks.

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