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The Adani stock Morgan Stanley thinks could benefit most from India’s infrastructure pushMorgan Stanley has initiated coverage on Adani Enterprises with an Overweight rating and a target price of Rs 3,638, implying a 23% upside....- Buy, Sell or Hold: Citi initiates buy on Meesho; Elara Capital recommends buy on Mahindra LogisticsBrokerages are selectively backing consumer, logistics, and e-commerce firms with strong growth prospects. Citi initiates coverage on Meesh...
- Meesho shares rise 2% as Citi initiates coverage with Buy rating. Here's whyInternational brokerage Citi initiated coverage on Meesho with a 'Buy' rating, setting a target price of Rs 210 and anticipating a 23% upsi...
- This company is giving Americans a chance to become fitter by running more, offers massive discounts on Nike and New Balance sneakersMajor discounts are available on Nike Air Max Moto 2K and New Balance 740 sneakers at Urban Outfitters. The Nike model is down to $50 from ...
- How the Supreme Court is reshaping the US midterm electionsThe US Supreme Court is set to decide two crucial election law cases. One case challenges rules on counting mail-in ballots received after ...
- US stock market today: Why Dow Jones is down while S&P 500 and Nasdaq rise today — Dow crashes over 160 points as oil surges above $100 and Iran tensions rattle blue-chip stocksUS stock market today shows a sharp split. The Dow Jones Industrial Average falls over 160 points. Oil prices surge above $100. Iran tensio...
- US stock market today hits new records as Nasdaq crossed 25,000 for the very first time: Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq surge as Wall Street begins May with massive rally - Apple leads gainsUS stock market today opens May with rare strength. Momentum feels real, not forced. The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbs near 49,815. T...
- Meesho shares jump 10% as JP Morgan initiates coverage with Rs 215 target priceMeesho shares surged nearly 10% after JP Morgan initiated coverage with an 'Overweight' rating and a Rs 215 price target. The brokerage hig...
- Competition Commission of India probes industry bodies for possible ad cartelisationThe Competition Commission of India is probing industry bodies ISA, AAAI, and IBDF for potential cartelisation in the advertising sector. T...
- CCI searches offices of several media agencies on allegations of anti-competitive pricing practicesThe Competition Commission of India conducted searches at top media agencies such as GroupM, Madison, IPG Mediabrands, and Dentsu over alle...
- Motor insurers asked to stop ads displaying services not part of coverIRDAI said it is noticed that the service agreements in addition to claim services, extend certain assistance services not related to insur...
- TV broadcasters see resurgence in advertisements, discounts and bonuses in process of being phased outWith the return of fresh programming, broadcasters are going back to pre-Covid pricing. While the news genre witnessed a major jump in view...
- TV broadcasters, advertising agencies at odds over ad discountsWhile TV viewing has grown in the past decade with increased cable and satellite penetration — 836 million TV viewers as per a Broadcast In...
- Government clarifies on GST on newspaper ad space saleThe newspaper would have to pay 5 per cent GST on the revenue earned from space selling but can avail of input tax credit for the tax paid ...
- Forums caution buyers about discounts on realty projects in Mumbai, PuneConsumers are wooed easily as many developers have offered even discounts in rates on some ongoing projects.
- Cos seek TRP spin to new ad deliveriesFour leading advertisers want ESPN Star to fix a minimum TRP level for upcoming series.
- Men in blue to decide revenue streams for channels nowHard-nosed advertisers have hammered out a deal with broadcasters such as Neo Sports and ESPN.
- Dynamic ad pricing in cricket beginsAdvertisers will have an option to change their ad rates depending upon the Indian cricket team’s performance.
- Channels withdraw 40% Cup discountWith India out of the World Cup, general entertainment channels (GECs) are laughing all the way to the bank.
- Soaps c. advertisers b. Cricket 400-crIndian advertisers are cutting back on soap operas to pump in more moolah for ICC WC.
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