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Thinking Fast And Slow, and Noise, that he co-wrote, are among my top five of all time. Nobel Laureate. Best-selling author.

₹26. He was left in shock when he received a whopping bill of ₹ 7.66 crore on his app. "The good thing is that the trip has not been cancelled yet," the post read.

Editor’s note: This article was updated on November 20th 2023 to take in the results of Argentina’s presidential election. On November 19th Argentina elected Javier Milei, a self-described “anarcho-capitalist", to be its next president. He defeated Sergio Massa, the economy minister in the current Peronist government. Mr Milei owes his victory to the troubled background against which the election took place.

Dr. Thomas Isaac, a former finance minister and four-time MLA, is known for his simple lifestyle despite his occasional visits to the US and love for designer kurtas. The LDF's Pathanamthitta candidate revealed in his affidavit that Isaac, a committed communist, doesn't own any property except for a collection of 20,000 books valued at Rs 9.6 lakh, TOI reported. His only other assets include modest savings in various accounts and investments in chit funds and shares. Isaac, accompanied by party members, submitted his nomination papers on Saturday at the Pathanamthitta collectorate.

SRM Contractors is likely to finalise the share allotment on Sunday. The issue was booked 86 times at close on strong interest from non-institutional investors. Investors can check the status of their share allotment on the BSE or even by logging in to the registrar's website. Firstly, here's how you can know the status on BSE

Ecos Mobility and Hospitality files DRHP with SEBI to launch IPO “The Primary market is set to remain super busy in 2024 as well as many mainboard and SME IPOs are opening for subscription. In 2023, overall 57 IPOs were launched raising around ₹49,437cr. The momentum of the IPO is expected to continue this year as well with bigger deals.

₹542 to ₹570 per equity share, with a face value of ₹5. The floor price stands at 108.40 times the face value of the equity shares, while the cap price is set at 114 times the face value. At the floor price, the price-to-earnings ratio is 49.36 times, whereas at the cap price, it rises to 51.91 times.

Anshul Saigal, Founder, Saigal Capital, says While public sector banks trade at about 1 to 1.5 times book on price to earnings basis, 5 to 10 times price to earnings, on a ROE basis, the outlook over the next one to two years for PSBs will be 15-16%, which is where the private sector banks are as well. With 15-20% earnings growth, private sector banks are in a similar range. Now, if valuations are materially attractive as compared to private sector banks, then in absolute return terms, PSU banks should deliver better returns as compared to private sector banks. Of course, if you want to prevent downsides and volatility, then the larger private sector banks are the place to hide.

Assam Rifles was deployed in Kameng Frontier Division of the Arunachal Pradesh since 1958. Its posts were spanning over a large area including Chuthangmu, Bumla and Chuna in Kameng Frontier and Longju & Taksing in Subhansiri Frontier. During this period, there was a uprising going on in Tibet.

In the ever-evolving world of cryptocurrency, memecoins have emerged as a force to be reckoned with. These digital tokens, often inspired by internet memes or cultural phenomena, have captured the imagination of investors worldwide with their meteoric rises and unpredictable price movements. Among the latest contenders in the memecoin arena is HUMP, the newest Solana-based token poised to hit a $100 million market cap faster than its predecessors, Book of Meme (BOME) and Dogwifhat (WIF).

Two pilots were at the helm of the cargo ship Dali on Tuesday when it lost power and, minutes later, crashed into a pillar of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, causing the bridge to collapse and kill six construction workers

NewsClick UAPA case: The Special Cell of Delhi Police will shortly file a chargesheet against the news portal NewsClick in Delhi's Patiala House court. The police team has brought the 8000-page chargesheet copy and relevant documents in a trunk to the court. Editors, co-founders and employees of the news portal have been named in the chargesheet, according to police.

K2 Infragen IPO: Subscription for the initial public offering (IPO) of K2 Infragen Limited opened on the last trading session of the financial year 2023-24 i.e. on Thursday in the week gone by. Biding for the SME IPO will remain open in the next financial year till 3rd April 2024.

Stocks to buy in FY25: After touching a three-month low in mid-March 2024, the small-cap and mid-cap indices witnessed strong upside in the last fortnight of FY24. This has created a buzz in these segments when the Indian stock market resumes activities in the new financial year.

T Raja Singh for allegedly hurting the religious sentiments of communities with his hate speech during a rally on Mira Road on February 25, said MIRA Bhayandar Vasai Virar (MBVV) police on Wednesday. The BJP leader was booked under sections 153(A) and 295(A) of the Indian Penal Code which deals with dividing communities by hurting their religious sentiments, Indian Express reported. In addition, event organizer Naresh Nile had also been booked in the case, said the police officer, adding that both accused will soon receive notices regarding this.

post-mortem on gangster-politician Mukhtar Ansari confirmed that he died of cardiac arrest, a hospital source said on Friday. Ansari, a former MLA who had been booked in more than 60 cases, died Thursday night after he was rushed to the Rani Durgavati Medical College in Banda from the district jail, where he was lodged. Ansari's family has alleged that he died due to «slow poisoning» in the jail. A senior hospital source, who oversaw the post-mortem examination on Friday and had access to the report, told PTI on condition of anonymity, «The cause of death of Mukhtar Ansari was found to be heart attack (myocardial infarction).»

Solana price is riding a wave of upward momentum, nearly touching the $200 mark with its current steady stance in the $180-$190 bracket.

Daniel Kahneman never took an economics course. But he received the 2002 Nobel Prize in economics for his work on 'Prospect theory'. Developed along with Amos Tversky, the theory suggested altering the way we consider our options when faced with risk. In a series of startlingly innovative studies, the two psychologists upended conventional wisdom about decision-making, and demonstrated how the human mind consistently makes mistakes when making decisions in unpredictable circumstances. Kahneman provided an explanation for a variety of perplexing behaviours, such as the reason for people's refusal to sell stocks that have lost value. How strange are biases? Well, most people would opt for the sure thing if given the option to choose between receiving ₹500 for certain, or having a 50% chance of winning ₹1,000. But if the choice is between losing ₹500 for sure, or a 50% chance of losing ₹1,000, most of us will take the gamble.

Muktar Ansari, who died after suffering cardiac arrest on Thursday, revealed everything «fearlessly» and «confidently» about his crime when he was arrested by a team of Delhi Police Crime Branch in connection with a highly sensational case in 1993. The case pertained to ransom for kidnapping a businessman from Lutyens Delhi. «He was around 30-years-old then, full of confidence and showing no fear of law. That was a highly sensational case in those days,» recalled Ashok Chand, a retired Delhi Police officer, who led the team and ensured the safe rescue of the businessman from Panchkula at the Punjab-Haryana border, 250 kilometers away from Delhi. Ansari and his two associates had demanded a ransom of Rs 1 crore from the family members of the west Delhi-based businessman Ved Prakash Goel. The calls were made from a local phone booth of Panchkula, where they had hid Goel in a rented accommodation.

The recent demise of Lynx Air leaves Flair Airlines alone holding the banner for ultra-low-cost carriers in the Canadian airspace.

Tihar prison authorities on a plea by BRS leader K Kavitha alleging that despite court orders, she was not provided access to certain items, including home-cooked food and mattress, in jail. Earlier on Tuesday, Kavitha had moved a plea seeking access to some items because of her medical condition. Special Judge Kaveri Baweja had then passed an order directing the concerned superintendent of Tihar Jail to permit Kavitha to have home-cooked food, mattress, slippers, clothes, bed- sheet, books, blanket, pen, paper, jewellery and medicines «in accordance with rules». Kavitha, however, filed a fresh plea on Thursday, saying the court order allowing her access to these items was not followed.