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Zomato must have acquired Swiggy than Blinkit to avoid bloodbath: Ashneer Grover
Zomato's share price tanked over 11 per cent on Monday and more than 7 per cent to hit an all-time low of Rs 43.05 on Tuesday. According to Grover, merging Swiggy would have seen Deepinder Goyal-led Zomato to reach Rs 450 a share. "On the stock market - letsblinkit served piping hot misery to zomato in 10 minutes! Yeh hi agar Swiggy ko merge kar liya hota to Rs 450 ka stock hota!" (Had Zomato merged with Swiggy, its stock price would have been Rs 450) tweeted Grover.
UBS upgrades RIL scrip to Buy from Neutral
On Tuesday, the scrip was changing hands at about Rs 2,438. According to UBS, the key among Reliance Industries' stock price performance drivers are new investment opportunities to deploy large cash flows profitably. With India's commitment to net-zero carbon emissions by 2070, UBS estimates it as an $20 trillion opportunity in renewables, batteries and hydrogen.
New investing model provides a 1077% return in the past 13 years?
If you are an institutional or retail investor and had invested Rs 1,00,000 in companies identified by the Great Places to Work from 2008 to 2021 under the Hold Model, you would have a whopping 1077 per cent return. These returns would be far higher than the 282 per cent return on the BSE Index and 277 per cent on the Nifty 50 during the same period.
Zomato was game over on listing itself: Shankar Sharma quotes Amitabh Bachchan from 'Deewar'
"Zomato stock reminds me of what Amitabh Bachchan said in 'Deewar' on hearing news of dad's death: 'Mar to woh bees saal pehle gaya tha. Aaj to sirf ussey jalaya ja raha hai'. It was game over on listing itself," Sharma said in a tweet. The stock market investor's reaction came after Zomato is plunging to new lows.
Adani Group market capitalisation exceeded $200 bn: Gautam Adani
The success of the Adani Group is based on its alignment with the India growth story, and it is my strong conviction that there is no other nation that is as well positioned as India, said Gautam Adani. "The best evidence which showcased our confidence and belief in the future, is our investment of $70 billion in facilitating India's green transition.
Jefferies hits 'buy' button on Zomato for long-term investors
Zomato share price tanked over 11 per cent on Monday and another 7 per cent on Tuesday to hit an all-time low of Rs 44.10. In a note, Jefferies said that now is the time for long-term investors to Buy Zomato stock with a target price of Rs 100.
CBI files supplementary charge sheet in DHFL-Yes Bank alleged loan fraud case
The federal probe agecny had arrested Sanjay Chabaria of Radius Developers, in May. Radius Developers took loan of Rs 3,000 crore from Dewan Housing Finance Ltd (DHFL) on the pretext of financing a project in Mumbai. "Bhonsle, Goenka and Balwa were allegedly used their firms to channel money of the loan. Hence their premises were also raided," the CBI had said. In March 2020, a case of loan fraud of Rs 3,600 crore was lodged by the CBI against Rana Kapoor, the promoter Director and CEO of Yes Bank for entering into a criminal conspiracy with Kapir wadhawan, the promoter Director of DHFL and others
Ukraine plans to start grain exports via seaports this week
Speaking at a media briefing aired on the Ukrainian Infrastructure Ministry's Facebook page, Infrastructure Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov said on Monday that the movement of ships from the Black Sea ports is due to start by the end of the current week. The demining process will be carried out exclusively in the corridor for the passage of cargo ships, and all ship caravans will be accompanied by Ukrainian rescue vessels, Kubrakov added.
SC notice to M.S. Dhoni in arbitration proceedings against Amrapali group
A bench of Justices U.U. Lalit and Bela M. Trivedi noted that the interest of the Amrapali home buyers has to be secured and the erstwhile management of the Amrapali group cannot be expected to represent the cause of Amrapali in the arbitration proceedings.
Chinese digital loan sharks spreading wings in India
Recently, a case of so called 'Chinese loan app' racket came to light in Delhi's Dwarka area. The racket was being run by some Chinese handlers in the garb of a local consulting BPO firm, Fly High Global Services and Technology. The modus operandi started with the simple advertisement for 'On Stream' online loan app in social media to attract customers who wished to avail hassle-free loans in minutes.
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