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Huang Renxun’s latest interview: AI will not completely replace human work
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes that artificial intelligence will change the world, but human jobs will not disappear.
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MFs close in gap with bank deposit on back of strong growth, new investor addition
Thanks to uninterrupted bull run and renewed interest in equity investment, the quantum of assets under management of the mutual fund industry accounts for 26 per cent of the bank deposit as of March-end against 21 per cent logged in FY23.
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Motilal Oswal bullish on telecom stocks amid tariff hike expectations
A recovery is in the offing in India’s telecommunications sector, with potential tariffs hikes and a shift to high-speed networks set to bolster revenue, according to a top-performing fund manager.
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Glenmark Pharmaceuticals receives ANDA approval for acetaminophen and ibuprofen tablets
Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd. has received final approval from the United States Food & Drug Administration (USFDA) for Acetaminophen and Ibuprofen tablets, 250 mg/125 mg (OTC).
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Tesla to lay off 693 workers at Nevada factory
Tesla will reportedly lay off 693 employees at its Nevada factory as part of a 10% global layoff plan announced earlier this month
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Latest inflation data reinforces Powell\’s shift to keeping interest rates high for longer
Federal Reserve Chairman Powell sent a message last week: the current high interest rates will continue; the latest inflation data released on Friday reinforced this message
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Reading the markets through volatility index
Volatility index or India VIX last week captured traders’ attention when it plunged nearly 20 per cent during intra-day on April 23, to 9.8, even as the process of General Elections to the Lok Sabha just began. However, the index bounced back a little and is currently ruling around 11. The sudden fall caught a lot of traders, who indulge in strategic option strategies such as strangle and straddle, off-guard as the premium dipped sharply. This also signalled that traders are more complacent.
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Saxo: Yen intervention will be in vain without hawkish signals from the Bank of Japan
Charu Chanana, strategist at Saxo Capital Markets, said the Bank of Japan has once again proven that it can be more dovish than the most dovish expectations on Wall Street.
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ResMed rose more than 11% before the market opened, and its 2024 third fiscal quarter results exceeded expectations.
Gelonghui April 26|ResMed (RMD.US), an Australian sleep and breathing equipment manufacturing company, rose 11.22% before the market opened to US$204.
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TSMC rose more than 1% before the market opened, system-level wafer technology will usher in a major breakthrough
Gelonghui April 26 | TSMC (TSM.US) rose 1.3% to US$138.36 before the market opened.