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Paint stocks tumble up to 48% from their peaks. Is the worst over?Paint stocks have declined sharply from their 52-week highs, correcting between 10% and 48%, as investors turn cautious due to rising compe...- Smartphone brands brace for 9-10% festive sales drop as higher prices dampen demandSmartphone sales are projected to dip by 9-10% this festive season as rising handset prices dampen consumer demand. Brands are strategizing...
- Cruise tourism can be a major multiplier for India’s travel and MSME sectorsIndia’s cruise tourism sector is sailing into a new phase of growth, creating opportunities for MSMEs across travel, hospitality, logistics...
- Full impact of inflation not yet in earnings; may reflect next quarter, warns Unmesh SharmaHDFC Securities' Unmesh Sharma anticipates the full impact of inflation on corporate earnings will surface in the June quarter, potentially...
- DS Group brings UK-based Ben's Cookies to India; eyes 10 outlets in FY27DS Group is bringing British brand Ben's Cookies to India. The company plans to open up to 10 stores in Delhi and Mumbai this fiscal year. ...
- Quit metro life for a smaller city? Here’s the real money math Indians must check before movingMany are trading metro life for tier 2 cities, seeking better quality of life, cleaner environments, and reduced stress. While income may f...
- Virender Sehwag owns a Rs 130 crore Hauz Khas bungalow featuring a grand trophy room, serene pooja space and lush lawnsTalented cricketer Virender Sehwag owns a Rs 130 crore bungalow located in posh locality in Delhi, Hauz Khas. The lavish bungalow has a ded...
- Spend as well as save on Diwali by remaining financially disciplined: Here’s how to strike a financial balanceDiwali brings joy and spending. Experts advise planning, setting boundaries, and budgeting for celebrations. Thoughtful spending creates me...
- Diwali 2023 sees big jump in online shopping with credit cards: Visa ReportDuring Diwali 2023, Visa reported a significant 25% increase in credit card spending on online platforms compared to the previous year. Ove...
- How to use your Diwali bonus efficientlyOne of the ways to be financially fit is to have as little debt as possible; you should especially try and pay-off any outstanding credit c...
- Nearly 28% urban Indians plan to spend on gold this Diwali as COVID effects wane: SurveyThe gems and jewellery industry, which was impacted by the COVID-induced disruptions in 2020, had shown signs of recovery in January-March ...
- Will the light shine on India's economy? Tracking the Diwali spend and looking at post-festival recoveryYou can call it retail therapy or pin it on the festive spirit, or believe what the government is saying — that the Indian economy, which h...
- ET Explains: Why this Diwali is the most crucial in 10 yearsEconomic revival will need consumer spending to grow in the festive season, which is just weeks away.
- Over Rs 10,000 crore cash returns to banks after DiwaliCurrency in circulation has dipped Rs 11,365 crore since the Diwali week when it reached a peak of Rs 20.2 lakh crore to Rs 20.1 lakh crore...
- Cards used more for real time, face to face shopping than online purchases: VisaTop cities with highest growth in card spend for face to face spend during Diwali was Delhi (97%) , Chandigarh(76%), Coimbatore( 73%), Pune...
- Indians likely to spend less this Diwali, says surveyThe survey conducted by news app InShorts and research firm Ipsos said though 21 per cent will be spending more over last year, 18 per cent...
- Chinese mobile phone companies Oppo, Vivo and Gionee plan a big-bang DiwaliIndian players including Micromax, Intex, Karbonn and Lava would be investing an average of Rs 40-45 crore, as handset makers vie for highe...
- J&K: Omar Abdullah hails PM Narendra Modi's plan to spend Diwali with flood-hit peopleThe Prime Minister today tweeted that he would be spending Diwali with flood-affected "brothers and sisters" in Srinagar.
- Diwali pushes card-paid shopping over 20%: ReportBuoyed by the marketing initiatives of retailers, shopping through card payments has risen 20 per cent a week before Diwali.
- Furniture cos bet big on ad spendsIn the run-up to Diwali, the furniture industry seems to be indulging big bucks on media spends. Traditionally, consumer electronics, jewel...
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