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Budget of homebuyers becoming flexible, says M3M's Pankaj Bansal
This has fuelled home sales in India, which are at present highest in the last seven years, and NCR-Delhi seems to be leading this trend. Incidentally, NCR-Delhi has also replaced Bengaluru as the startup capital of India and the growing startup and unicorn community is also exploring the residential sector for investments.
Navikenz, a differentiated Artificial Intelligence focused services company raises $4M in seed funding
Founded in 2021 by IT Industry veteran Anjan Lahiri, Navikenz is helping enterprises discover and implement AI enabled solutions to improve business processes and supplant 'human effort with human intuition.' The founding team also comprises Samit Deb, Balaji Krishnan, Megha Jain and Gurudatta Kamath. These industry experts bring an average experience of more than 25 years and hunger to 'build the future again'.
Tesla loses $125 bn in market value as Musk buys Twitter
According to media reports, Musk could face conflict with China over free speech, which is a key market for Tesla as it produces vehicles at the Shanghai Gigafactory. There is another risk that "Musk could become distracted by his latest acquisition," reports NPR. Tesla shares sank 12.2 per cent after the Twitter acquisition news broke.
YouTube Shorts hits 30 bn daily views: Sundar Pichai
According to Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai, viewers are watching over 700 million hours of YouTube content on televisions every day. "Just as YouTube evolved from desktop to mobile, and that created huge opportunities, we are excited about the new opportunities we see now. Short-form video is one," he said during the company's earnings call late on Tuesday.
Alphabet's profit slides over $1 bn as Search & Cloud biz grow in Q1
Alphabet registered $68 billion in revenue for Q1 2022, a 23 per cent increase year-over-year. The company's Search revenue reached $39 billion while its overall advertising business, including Search, YouTube and ad networks pulled in $54 billion in the first quarter alone.
Jack Dorsey to take home nearly $1 billion once Musk's Twitter deal closes
Dorsey holds 2.4 per cent or a little over 18 million shares in the company and after once the $44 billion deal is closed, his Twitter shocks will be converted into cash, reports The Warp. With Musk's offer to buy each Twitter share for $54.20, Dorsey would receive a $978 million in cash.
150 mn people across 40 countries using Google Pay: Sundar Pichai
During the company's quarterly earnings call, Pichai said that the digital payments work in India is "certainly what really got everything started". "We now have 150 million people across 40 countries using Google Pay. We're making sure it works across the board, works well, easy to use for all the sites. And then over time, we will innovate and build new digital experiences," Pichai said late on Tuesday.
Round tripping of industrial inputs by large players unfavourable to local value chains
According to Ashok Kumar Agrawal, National Convener, Indian Industrial Value Chain Council (IIVCC), "As the country is rapidly rising from the ravages of the pandemic, there is a need to nurture and protect local manufacturing value chains, so that all participants, from large to small, medium and micro enterprises can benefit.
LIC IPO: Price band fixed at Rs 902-949, Rs 60 discount for policyholders
Also, the policyholders will be offered a Rs 60 discount, while for retail investors, the discount will be Rs 45, the sources said. The long-awaited Initial Public Offering (IPO) is likely to open for investors on May 4 and will remain open to subscription till May 9.
Tinna Rubber hits upper circuit, investors accumulate 900% returns in year
To be precise, the shares rose 926 per cent in the past 12 months, exchange data showed. Reportedly, well-known investor Dolly Khanna is one of the investors in the company. Founded in 1977, Tinna Rubber and Infrastructure deals in footwear, agro commodities, among others, as per its website.
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