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Iran war hits India's star investors: Ashish Kacholia, Mukul Agrawal, others see 90% of their stocks lose in 2026Geopolitical tensions stemming from the Iran conflict triggered a broad market sell-off in the March quarter, significantly impacting India...- Silver slumps in biggest single-day fall of year; gold declinesSilver prices saw a significant one-day drop, falling by ₹30,000 per kg. Gold also declined. Investors booked profits amid market volatilit...
- Lone Byju's bidder; Delhivery Q2 resultsHappy Thursday! Only one bidder came forward to bid for the assets of Byju’s bankrupt parent. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispa...
- Stocks in the news: Sun Pharma, Tata Motors, Lupin, L&T Finance and WiproMeanwhile, RIL has leased 4,000 acres of land from NMSEZ to develop a global economic hub.
- Stocks in the news: Adani Gas, RCom, GAIL, IDBI Bank, ONGC and Aurobindo PharmaManwhile, ICICI Bank said it will acquire 9.9% stake in non-banking finance company Kisan Finance
- Why Sugalchand Jain's saga is nothing short of corporate fairytaleSugal & Damani claim to have over 75% market share in online lottery business, over 20,000 point-of-sale terminals across and 15 million tr...
- Snapdeal founders summoned for usurping marketing conceptAs per his complaint, Dua, an engineer and entrepreneur, founded portals marketsdelhi.com in 1999 and indianretail.net in 2005 and brought ...
- Snapdeal plans to lend Rs 1000 crore in 6 months to attract sellersSellers that partner with various e-commerce players such as Amazon, Flipkart and Snapdeal are vital cogs in the online supply-chain machin...
- Snapdeal launches instant loan facility for sellers on its Capital Assist platformJasper Infotech, which owns and operates India’s largest online marketplace Snapdeal.com, will now provide instant loan approval facility o...
- Snapdeal ties up with Tata Capital for financing merchants; loans up to Rs 2 crore availableNow Snapdeal's merchants and online merchants can get a loan from Tata Capital for anywhere between Rs 5 lakh to 2 crore.
- New-age NBFCs like Lendingkart fund e-commerce sellersFor Lendingkart, Kazi was the first customer. They loaned him Rs 10 lakh for a month. The loan was paid back in four weekly installments.
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