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    Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan’s 10-year-old daughter vibe-codes several creations, including a messaging app, apps similar to GeoCities and a game inspired by FarmVille, with each project also featuring its own marketing and sales plan

    Maxima Zuckerberg, daughter of Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan, is interested in artificial intelligence and software development. She is currently experimenting with vibe-coding, which uses natural language to create software with AI tools. While her parents support her enthusiasm, they have imposed restrictions on developing online projects. Priscilla Chan specifically did not allow Maxima to create a dating website due to safety concerns.

    Force Motors to launch electric Traveller platform and ambulance by 2027, investing ₹3000 cr in EV technology

    Force Motors intends to launch an electric version of the Traveller platform in the first quarter of 2027. An electric ambulance is expected to be among the initial offerings of this new vehicle. Development and testing of these vehicles are currently being conducted with the Automotive Research Association of India. The company is making significant investments in manufacturing capacity and electrification initiatives for its vehicles.

    India on right track in AI; firms moving from pilots to production: Oracle's Shailender Kumar

    Indian businesses have shifted from AI pilot projects to widespread deployment, discovering tangible benefits. Cost, skills, and infrastructure remain obstacles that companies face in this transition. Oracle India is actively engaging with educational institutions to improve data science training and address skill gaps. Growing data centers are enhancing the country’s AI infrastructure and supporting business needs.

    Diwali 2026 wealth creators: 8 BSE 500 stocks shrug off market weakness, deliver up to 191% returns; do you own any?

    Eight BSE 500 stocks more than doubled investors’ wealth since Diwali 2025, led by Aditya Infotech, HFCL and Welspun Corp. As Samvat 2083 begins, brokerages expect earnings-led growth, favouring selective investments across banking, manufacturing, consumption, exports and technology amid valuation concerns.

    Delhi-NCR among APAC's top office markets as prime rents rise 5.4%; occupancy costs rank seventh

    Delhi-NCR has emerged as a key player in the Asia-Pacific office market, marked by a notable 5.4% rise in prime office rents yearly by Q3 2026. This uptick showcases persistent demand in the region, which ranks seventh in occupancy costs among major markets. While overall office leasing has declined, the focus on enhancing workplace quality continues to lead rental rates upward, underscoring its significance for boosting productivity.

    Muhurat Trading 2026: Sensex, Nifty has 80% strike rate. Will this trend continue as Samvat 2083 kicks off?

    The Indian stock market is preparing for a special muhurat trading session this Sunday, marking the start of the new Hindu financial year, Samvat 2083. In the past, both Sensex and Nifty have thrived in eight out of ten muhurat sessions. Analysts predict this year's session may unlock selective investment chances in robust companies, with the overall market trend appearing cautiously optimistic as investors anticipate promising double-digit returns ahead.

    • US stocks today: Nasdaq rebounds as chip stocks recover from steep losses, rate fears persist

      US stocks rebound as chipmakers recover from Thursday's steep AI-led selloff, lifting the Nasdaq 1.73%. Nvidia, AMD, Intel and Micron lead the recovery, while stronger-than-expected October jobs data revive concerns over a December Fed rate hike. Airbnb rallies after raising its full-year revenue growth forecast, while Atlassian shares decline.

      Bharti Airtel reclaims No. 2 spot among India's most valuable companies, overtakes Jio Platforms

      Bharti Airtel has reclaimed its position as India's second-most valuable listed company, overtaking Jio Platforms with a market capitalisation of Rs 13.15 lakh crore. The development follows a 31% year-on-year rise in Q2 net profit and comes amid a strong rally in benchmark indices for a seventh consecutive session.

      Trusted names, new game: India's FMCG giants reload old guns for changing tastes

      India's FMCG companies are expanding into new product categories by leveraging the trust associated with their established brands. Hindustan Unilever has launched Horlicks Protein Powder, targeting consumers seeking protein-rich products. Emami is introducing new products across baby care and specialized scalp care under its existing brands. Marico has entered the shampoo market with Parachute Advansed Protein Shampoo, capitalizing on its hair-care equity.

      Are Amazon and Google polishing Anthropic IPO numbers? Michael Burry raises big question amid global AI crash

      Anthropic’s reported revenue surged to nearly $17 billion in the third quarter as it prepares for a potential blockbuster IPO. However, Michael Burry has questioned the sharp decline in sales and marketing expenses, raising concerns about whether major partners such as Amazon, Alphabet and Microsoft are helping polish its financials ahead of the listing.

      India’s new wealth rituals: What are millennials and Gen Z buying on Dhanteras?

      Dhanteras investing is evolving from physical gold purchases toward diversified digital portfolios. Younger investors are embracing gold ETFs, mutual funds, Bitcoin and tokenised assets while retaining the festival’s core goal of building wealth and financial security patiently.

      Beyond gold: What $340 billion in crypto flows says about India's investment preferences this Dhanteras

      Gold remains central to Indian household savings, but high prices are pushing investors toward ETFs and digital gold instead of physical holdings. Crypto is emerging as a separate portfolio option rather than replacing gold, reflecting a broader shift toward digital ownership and diversification.

      Stop AI from Eroding Your Brand

      Artificial intelligence is changing how companies operate and how customers experience their brands. New research suggests that companies with lower levels of “brand debt”—the trust, relevance, and consistency lost when products, experiences, and decisions drift away from customer expectations—are significantly more likely to outperform their peers. Drawing on a benchmark of 60 companies and lessons from Bose’s digital transformation, the lessons here are that managing brand debt should become an enterprise-wide priority rather than a marketing exercise. As AI increasingly shapes customer interactions, companies that manage brand debt deliberately will be better positioned to strengthen trust, sustain growth, and preserve competitive advantage

      Unilever to take India playbook to Africa, Vietnam, Pakistan and Bangladesh to drive growth

      Unilever plans to use its India business as a blueprint for growth in Africa, Vietnam, Pakistan and Bangladesh. The company aims to replicate India's distribution network, category-building strategy and ability to serve consumers across income groups in these underpenetrated markets. India contributes $6.3 billion, or around 16%, of Unilever's revenue.

      Go Digit says IRDAI's EoM rules led to unintended rise in commission

      Goyal said that the existing Expense of Management (EoM) framework had failed to achieve its intended objective of reducing expenses, with some insurers using savings from large government and crop insurance businesses to increase commissions in retail segments.

      Gulf Oil eyes market leadership in India, global expansion to drive next growth phase

      Gulf Oil aims to surpass its rival and achieve the market leader status in India's lubricants sector. The company plans to invest approximately ₹55 crore to expand its manufacturing capacity significantly. Growth is expected from B2B, industrial, and infrastructure segments, alongside exploring new niches like data centre cooling.

      Uday Kotak says $700 bn outstanding FII payments will boost market, sees AI worries driving flows to India

      Veteran banker Uday Kotak expects India to benefit from a potential reversal in global investment flows as concerns over excessive AI spending weigh on US markets. He highlighted $700 billion in outstanding foreign portfolio investments, flagged the possibility of further RBI rate hikes and advised investors to focus on quality stocks and medium-term strategies.

      AI will level the playing field for SMBs competing with larger businesses: Oracle NetSuite’s Amit Suxena

      Suxena said that a massive technological revolution is underway and these are exciting times for new businesses, start-ups, and companies looking to expand.

      SBI-led banking alliance comes together to mount a defence to AI threats

      Indian Banks' Association, led by State Bank of India, is developing a strategy for cybersecurity in the AI era. The initiative focuses on improving coordination among banks and facilitating timely information sharing. Increasing digitalization has expanded the potential for cyberattacks, urging immediate measures to mitigate risks.

      Nintendo Switch 2 cartridge maker Macronix exits ROM business: Why it's bad news for physical game lovers

      Macronix, a pivotal player in the supply of Nintendo cartridges, is withdrawing from the ROM production sector amid dwindling interest. This move suggests a potential pivot towards a digital-only era for Nintendo. With digital game sales soaring and becoming a vital source of revenue, traditional physical game ownership is under threat. Consequently, physical Nintendo games may experience rising costs and scarcity, marking a significant shift in the gaming landscape.

      AI bubble is coming, and there is no way out! Aswath Damodaran explains what investors should do before the crash begins

      Valuation expert Aswath Damodaran believes an AI bubble is inevitable and investors cannot avoid its impact entirely. In a recent podcast, he traced the AI frenzy to ChatGPT's 2022 launch, which brought artificial intelligence into public consciousness. He explained how advances in computing power and access to vast amounts of data have transformed AI and fuelled today's enthusiasm.

      Dabur India Q2 Results: Profit rises 12% YoY to Rs 506 crore, revenue up 12%; co declares interim dividend of Rs 3.50/share

      Dabur India reported an 11.7% year-on-year rise in Q2FY27 net profit to Rs 505.5 crore, while revenue grew 11.6% to Rs 3,563.1 crore. Growth was driven by food, beverages, premium brands and international markets.

      Emomee calls for stronger regulation of children’s digital content

      Emomee, a children's entertainment company, emphasises the need for better regulation of digital content for young viewers. The company's founders, motivated by their children's viewing experiences, focus on creating quality educational programming. Recently, Emomee launched a series on Netflix and is exploring global partnerships for distribution. They are also developing physical products and considering live events to engage audiences.

      US midterms put Trump-era crypto boom and prediction markets at risk

      The US midterm elections could threaten the crypto friendly regulatory environment created under President Donald Trump. A potential Democratic takeover of Congress may bring tighter oversight of digital assets and prediction markets, putting companies such as Coinbase, Strategy and Bullish under pressure as investors reassess the sector's regulatory outlook.

      From GST to e-invoicing: Closing the loop on Digital India

      India has already built the rails. It is time to let the invoice travel on them.

      Beyond tech: Kotak MF’s Shibani Kurian on India’s next innovation-led winners

      Innovation-led investment opportunities in India are extending well beyond technology, with healthcare, auto components and industrials emerging as key areas of interest, according to Shibani Kurian, Head of Equity Research and Senior Fund Manager at Kotak Mahindra AMC. “Innovation can be seen across sectors and not necessarily limited to technology,” she said.

      Bitcoin rattled by biggest crypto heist in history! Why Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger hated cryptocurrency

      A reported $6 billion crypto heist at Binance has rattled investors and revived concerns about cryptocurrency risks. Binance said its initial investigation pointed to a compromised DevOps engineer’s laptop, which may have enabled unauthorised withdrawals. The FBI blamed North Korea for the attack, while Binance said it would cover the losses.

      PC Jeweller shares drop 4% after Sebi sends warning letters to MD, company secretary. Here's why

      PC Jeweller shares fell over 4% after Sebi issued warning letters to two senior executives for failing to maintain a structured digital database linked to a 2025 business update. The company said the warnings would have no financial or operational impact.

      Diwali 2026: 77 stocks knock down D-St bears to deliver multibagger returns of up to 4,700% in a year

      With Diwali 2026 on the horizon, 77 stocks have thrived despite market fluctuations, marking exceptional returns. Mrugesh Trading showcases an astonishing gain of 4,657%, while Axis Solution follows closely with 1,081%. Other strong performers are Sterlite Technologies and Cupid, each demonstrating impressive growth. Analysts are hopeful for a market rebound thanks to falling crude oil prices, which could positively impact sectors such as automotive, capital goods, and pharmaceuticals.

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