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How a simple checklist can help investors avoid costly stock market mistakesMichael Shearn argues that long-term investing success comes less from prediction and more from discipline, research and process. By using ...- ETtech Interview | Quick commerce industry unlikely to sustain as many players as today: Swiggy's Sriharsha MajetySwiggy CEO Sriharsha Majety believes the quick commerce market is overpopulated and prioritises long-term economics over market share battl...
- ‘Balakrishna garu was first one to wish me on Valentine’s Day’: Urvashi Rautela recalls Nandamuri Balakrishna’s behaviour as she reacts to Dabidi Dibidi controversyUrvashi Rautela has recently responded to criticism over her song 'Dabidi Dibidi' with Nandamuri Balakrishna, which was released in 2025. S...
- Word of the Day: GarrulousWord of the Day: Garrulous highlights the richness of English vocabulary and its ability to capture the subtleties of human behaviour with ...
- Word of the day: LogorrheaLogorrhea is a word that describes when someone talks too much without stopping. It is used when speech sounds fast, messy, or hard to unde...
- Word of the day: ClishmaclaverWord of the day: A unique Scots word, clishmaclaver, describes empty talk. This term captures gossip, idle chatter, and nonsense. It highli...
- Word of the day: GarrulousGarrulous is a unique word which describes someone who talks excessively, often about trivial matters, and struggles to remain quiet. This ...
- Is your inner voice a bully? NYU neurologist reveals how self-criticism rewires your brain and the 3-minute fix to reclaim calmNeuroscientist Dr. Wendy Suzuki warns that negative self-talk rewires the brain like external criticism, reducing motivation and increasing...
- Chatter doesn't matter: Has Adani been able to firewall himself?Adani Group faced a tumultuous period after allegations by Hindenburg Research, but quickly recovered and regained market value. Recent acc...
- Is market volatility making you nervous? Here are some important pointsThe volatility in the stock market is making individual investors extremely nervous. The kind of doubts and queries they have point to this...
- Social media sentiments don’t translate into election results: AnalysisAs per the analysis of data on social media for the last one month, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav was growing in popularity on social media ran...
- Meghan Markle isn't on social media to keep herself safe from online trollsHarry and Meghan now live in Southern California after stepping down from their royal roles in March.
- Meghan urges girls to drown out online 'noise' with positivity, says hardest part for her was to chase convictions with actionThe Duchess addressed nearly 40,000 teen girls and young women.
- Social media's powerful 'silent majority' moves bitcoin prices: StudyIn the past four years, the value of a single bitcoin has soared from about USD 500 in 2014 to a current value of USD 6,000.
- Why markets are wrong about India’s macro concernsThe current account deficit is set to widen and it looks like the surge in oil prices could upset the fiscal balance.
- Why market rallied post Budget? Social media trends tell a storyA study on social media by Blueocean Market Intelligence suggests the Budget was perceived as ‘pro-farmer’ and created a buzz in the electi...
- Will Congress partner Left in Bengal and fight it in Kerala?Will voters witness a weird situation where Congress ties up with the Left in Bengal and fights off the Red challenge in Kerala in simultan...
- Rahul Gandhi to take plunge in poll-bound Maharashtra, HaryanaAs per the plans that are still to be finalized, Rahul may spend three or four days in Maharashtra and two days in Haryana.
- Keep moving ahead despite anxietiesIn the movie Adaptation, a cynical scriptwriter called Charlie Kaufman (Nicolas Cage) says, "Life is short. I need to make the most of it."...
- Worry, an unwanted legacyWe are trained from birth to worry. Worry is an unwanted legacy we pass down from grandparents to parents to children.
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