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While we should avoid errors of non-regulation, over-regulation is not the answer, says Sebi chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey
SEBI Chairperson Tuhin Kanta Pandey discusses balancing regulation and market growth. New products like Energy Futures are under consideration. He addresses concerns about mutual fund expense ratios and SME IPO froth. Pandey highlights the need for efficient regulation without overreach. He mentions the NSE IPO and its pending resolution on governance, technology, clearing corporations and litigation issues.
When Lamborghini gifted the Pope a $950K supercar in 2017, he didn't drive it, what he did instead will leave you speechless
Pope Francis received a Lamborghini Huracán, but instead of keeping the luxury vehicle, he auctioned it off for $950,000. The proceeds were donated to charitable causes, including rebuilding ISIS-devastated areas in Iraq, aiding human trafficking victims, and supporting medical work in Africa. This act transformed an extravagant gift into a symbol of compassion, garnering appreciation online.
My wife will get Rs 3 crore after selling her ancestral property. What is the best way to save income tax and achieve future goals?
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Driving in Germany: A necessity turning into a privilege
In Germany, obtaining a driving license is becoming increasingly expensive, costing between 2,500 and 3,500, making it a luxury for many. Strict regulations, mandatory classes, and high failure rates contribute to the high costs.
Microsoft puts brakes on AI spending as profit increases 18%
Microsoft’s Q1 2025 results showed strong growth with $70.1 billion revenue and $25.8 billion profit, driven by 33% Azure growth and AI services. Capital spending fell slightly to $21.4 billion but remains high, with $85 billion forecast for the year. CEO Nadella cited efficiency and strong cloud demand.
As exports from China plunge, the U.S. faces an impending shortage of goods; here's what Americans should know
China exports to U.S. plunge as record-high tariffs take hold, leading to fears of product shortages across American stores. With U.S. import duties on Chinese goods now at 145%, major retailers like Walmart and Target warn shelves could soon empty. Container bookings from China have dropped as much as 60%, and shipping volumes at key ports like Los Angeles are falling fast. Small businesses say they may not survive these added costs. As trade tensions rise, the U.S. faces a critical supply chain crunch that could hit everyday items like clothing, furniture, and electronics. This is a story you can't miss.
Short-term geopolitical jitters may pause market, but earnings will regain focus: Nischal Maheshwari
Market expert Nischal Maheshwari suggests the market might pause briefly. It will then focus on earnings. Defence stocks are gaining traction due to order wins and positive sentiment. Maheshwari advises caution on defence stocks for long-term investments. He believes the market isn't currently pricing in a major geopolitical escalation. Historically, markets have shown resilience after initial reactions to geopolitical events.
Run-up in defence stocks not sustainable; be patient in IT; value in private banks: Nilesh Shetty
Nilesh Shetty of Quantum Advisors finds defence stocks overvalued, citing budget constraints and margin concerns. He prefers private sector banks due to their discount and growth potential. Shetty also sees value in IT services after price corrections, advising investor patience. He remains cautious on auto sector due to slowdown in sales.
Rs 100 crore goal: 28-year-old reveals his SIP strategy to retire rich — netizens react
A 28-year-old aiming for a ?100 crore portfolio shared his investment strategy, including SIPs, direct equities, and cryptocurrency. Supported by his parents, he's now preparing to manage his own expenses, potentially impacting his investment contributions. Redditors offered projections, with some optimistic about surpassing his goal and others cautioning about potentially lower future returns.
Avoiding IT, ferrous metal stocks for potential headwinds from US: Neeraj Dewan
Neeraj Dewan is cautious about large and mid-cap IT stocks due to high valuations and potential US headwinds, anticipating profit-taking. He also avoids ferrous metals like Tata Steel due to a lack of clarity and weak rebound. Dewan suggests caution on non-ferrous metals and sees continued outperformance in defence stocks like Mazagon Dock and HAL.
Top 3 stocks Neeraj Dewan bought and booked profit in this volatile market
Market expert Neeraj Dewan sees opportunities in PSU banks, railway, infrastructure, and power sectors. He suggests holding Reliance, anticipating it to stabilize around Rs 1,500. Dewan favors M&M and TVS Motor due to their strong performance and reasonable valuations. He capitalized on tariff turmoil, buying Mazagon Dock, Garware, and Godfrey Phillips, booking profits as the market recovered.
How to get proof of financial support for your Canadian study permit
International students aiming to study in Canada must provide adequate proof of financial support to secure a study permit. A Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) from a Canadian bank is a reliable option, ensuring students have sufficient funds for tuition and living expenses. ApplyBoard partners with banks like RBC and TD to simplify the GIC application process.
Nifty breaches key hurdle, jumps 300 points riding on RIL. Here’s Share.Market strategy on Reliance, 4 other stocks
On the downside, Nifty has immediate support levels at 23,800 and 23,300, which could provide a cushion in the event of further pullbacks. On the upside, a decisive move above 24,000 may pave the way for a rally towards the next resistance at 24,800.
Nilesh Shah lists 5 key challenges faced by mutual fund managers in generating alpha
Kotak Mutual Fund’s schemes have consistently delivered alpha across SIP, point-to-point, and rolling return bases, despite multiple constraints, said Nilesh Shah. Highlighting challenges like cash drag, stock weight limits, and transaction costs, Shah likened fund managers’ efforts to running a hurdle race while being judged as if they ran a flat race, showcasing resilience in outperforming benchmarks.
Roche made over 100 times the cost of a medicine that it sold in India, calculations show; company defends itself
A recent report in The Times of India reveals that Roche may have profited immensely from risdiplam, a drug for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), potentially earning 115 times its clinical trial expenses. Knowledge Ecology International estimates trial costs at $50 million, while Roche's risdiplam revenue reached $5.8 billion. Roche defends its pricing, citing unsuccessful projects and ongoing research.
Why your EV insurance premium is costlier and features you must have in EV motor insurance policy
Electric vehicle insurance premiums are notably higher than those for traditional cars due to EVs' higher purchase prices and costly battery replacements. Specialized parts, the need for trained technicians, and limited repair networks further contribute to increased costs. Comprehensive policies with battery protection, zero depreciation, and roadside assistance are crucial for EV owners to mitigate potential financial burdens.
Experiment to addiction: How the occasional fancy purchases can quickly turn into habit, pushing you to the brink of financial crisis
The dangers of these social markers is that they tend to creep into our mandatory spends. They slowly become a part of our identity and preference. They also create rigidities about how we dress up, how we look and behave, where we eat, and whom we socialise with. Each of these habits is designed to exclude the world around us and create a bubble in which we believe we must belong.
This mutual fund scheme yielded 20.82% annual returns in 5 yrs, is this a right time to invest?
We examine the key fundamentals of the UTI Large Cap fund, its portfolio and performance to help you make an informed investment decision.
Securing lives, strengthening India: The journey of Ayushman Bharat
India’s demographic advantage risks being derailed by inadequate healthcare access. Government schemes like Ayushman Bharat (AB-PMJAY) are bridging the gap, saving ?1.25 lakh crore in out-of-pocket costs, and now expanding to cover all citizens above 70 years.
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