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Vedanta dividend alert! Anil Agarwal-led firm announces Rs 5/share interim dividend for FY27. Check record dateVedanta dividend 2026: Vedanta has announced its first interim dividend of Rs 5 per share for FY27, with a total payout of Rs 1,955 crore. ...- From Jaguar, Hamley's to BT: The colony strikes back as Indian biz royalty takes over BritannicaIndia is second-largest FDI source for UK; 954 Indian cos generate $65 billion in annual revenues. Conquering the complexities of the India...
- You can bottom fish in IT, but unlikely to make much money: Andrew HollandDespite global tensions and high oil prices, the market is holding up well. Positive results cab ve expected from companies like HUL, Nestl...
- From Aspiration to Action: All about Diploma in Production ManagementThe one-year Diploma in Production Management is a valuable pursuit for individuals interested in a career in production management. Promin...
- Byju’s FY21 losses balloon to Rs 4,588 crore; ED searches Paytm, PayU officesLast month, the ministry of corporate affairs (MCA) sent a communication to edtech giant Byju’s, asking it to explain the more than 18-mont...
- Sensex falls for 3rd straight day: Is it the start of correction?In the 50-share pack Nifty, Hindalco Industries was the biggest gainer, up 1.80 per cent. SBI, Shree Cement, Grasim Industries, Bajaj Finse...
- SGX Nifty up 20 points; here's what changed for market while you were sleepingAsian shares opened higher but eked out gains to quickly slip into negative territory investors eyed corporate earnings reports. MSCI's ind...
- Impact analysis: Which sectors to take biggest hit from virus crisis & which ones will survive with some bruisesThese businesses would have to take care of both inventory and inventory valuation issues.
- Vedanta CEO-elect faces tough task; has to please both investors, agitating localsThe CEO-elect, who is due to join in August, is caught between a rock and a hard place as he faces agitating locals in Tuticorin and anxiou...
- Metals feel the heat of Trump's healthcare slipThe fall in the Metal index on Monday was the highest since December 26, when it fell 2.8%.
- The five fundamental differences between India's top two corporate law firms Amarchand & Mangaldas and AZB PartnersRespect and rivalry aside, India's top two corporate law firms are anything but cut from the same stone. ET traces the five fundamental dif...
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