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Prime Video has taken content releasing pretty seriously with their plans to launch some amazing films and series on their platform this month. The latest set of content involves apocalyptic-themed movies, detective series, sci-fi content, and whatnot. This plethora of content this April is somehow too much to digest for Prime Video fans who were waiting for such an opportunity to binge-watch some amazing stuff.

Fallout fandom is buzzing with excitement as viewers eagerly await news of a potential second season for the Prime Video adaptation. With the first season's finale leaving audiences on the edge of their seats, speculation runs rampant regarding the fate of the series and its beloved characters.

The Swiss government has announced steps to bolster its “too big to fail” rules aimed to avoid potentially disastrous fallout from banking sector turmoil

Paytm Payments Bank fiasco, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is insisting on KYC (Know Your Customer) compliance for accounts purchased by asset reconstruction companies from banks and non-banking finance companies. Earlier, asset reconstruction companies (ARCs) would ask creditors selling bad loans for central KYC records, but now the RBI is insisting on full KYC. «When purchasing portfolios from banks/NBFCs, RBI requires ARCs to maintain KYC documents for all accounts. This seems to be a fallout of the Paytm incident,» said an ARC executive.

Samsung retailers in the rest of Maharashtra region have called for a protest in Pune against the South Korean smartphone major over uncleared dues to the tune of Rs 50 crore pending for over a year. State retailer association has raised concerns over inaction within Samsung’s teams after making commitments of clearing the pending dues which arose due to a change in guard in distributorship in the region. Samsung ended a long-standing distributor relationship with SSK, which is part of the Syska group in March 2023 in Maharashtra, appointing two new distributors — Bengaluru-based ABM Group and Kolkata-based Karuna Marketing, ET reported last year in June.

OTT releases this week: OTT platforms are known to continuously evolve and deliver fresh content while catering to a wide range of audiences. Know this week's line-up of new releases that cater to various tastes on popular OTTs including various genres- action, drama, romance, mystery and more. OTT platforms like ZEE5, Jio Cinema, Disney Plus Hotstar, Netflix, Amazon Prime, DUST and more, promise a little something for everyone.

Sunetra Pawar in Baramati seat of Maharashtra is a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) ploy to politically finish off her father and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) founder Sharad Pawar. Sule, the three-time MP from Baramati, also said that it is ‘very painful’ and ‘uncalled for’ to label the election as ‘Pawar versus Pawar’ contest. Also Read : Ajit Pawar's wife Sunetra Vs cousin Supriya Sule in NCP stronghold Baramati for Lok Sabha Elections 2024 “So this ploy (to pit Sunetra against Sule) is against the Pawar family and Maharashtra.

Amazon Prime Video's lineup for April 2024 promises an exciting array of new releases, offering something for every viewer's taste and preference. From captivating original series to blockbuster movies and engaging documentaries, the streaming platform continues to deliver top-notch entertainment options. Subscribers can look forward to eagerly anticipated titles making their debut, as well as hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Whether it's thrilling dramas, side-splitting comedies, or thought-provoking documentaries, Amazon Prime Video's April lineup is sure to keep audiences entertained and engaged throughout the month. With each new release, viewers can embark on a journey of discovery and immerse themselves in compelling stories and captivating performances, all from the comfort of their own homes.

ICICI Securities, adding that athleisure remains a pain point for Page, contributing more than 30% to revenues Recall that in Q3, Page’s revenue grew marginally by 2.4% year-on-year, after remaining flat to negative in the previous four quarters. Volume growth of about 5% was driven by the innerwear segment, while athleisure wear continued to be a laggard. Now, if the core issue of excessive inventory persists in the athleisure segment, it could delay a meaningful earnings recovery.

Supriya Sule claimed on Sunday that the fight between her and her sister-in-law Sunetra Pawar in Baramati constituency is a design of the BJP to politically finish off NCP founder Sharad Pawar. Sule said the intra-family duel in the Lok Sabha polls will not waver her respect for Sunetra Pawar as she is her «elder brother's wife and like a mother». Baramati, the home turf of Sharad Pawar, is set for a high-profile battle after the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) on Saturday fielded Sunetra Pawar, wife of Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, against Sule. The NCP (SP) has fielded three-term MP and Sharad Pawar's daughter Sule in the constituency.

As authorities begin removing twisted wreckage from the the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, they’re confronting the potential for environmental fallout

₹35,011 cr and ₹31,195 cr dated 19th March. Furthermore, buying activity has persisted throughout this week, suggesting that institutional investors do not perceive any significant concerns regarding the fallout of domestic momentum. This trend may be linked to the fact that most corrections have targeted Mid & Smallcaps.

coal to history, the dirtiest fossil fuel is having a moment. Thanks to a combination of China’s energy insecurity — pushing Beijing back to trusted power sources — plus rising Indian demand, the continued fallout from the war in Ukraine and faltering international programs to wean developing economies off fossil fuels, coal is proving remarkably resilient. Output hit a record last year, and producers are preparing for a future where they will be required for decades yet to balance renewable energy. Even prices are holding up. While thermal coal is trading at just a fraction of the lofty levels reached in 2022, after Russia’s invasion of its neighbor, prices are still well above historic norms. Benchmark Newcastle coal futures are changing hands just under $130 a ton, roughly a quarter of the peak but higher than any level between 2011 and 2020.

Donald Trump came a step closer on Friday to reaping a major windfall from his social media firm after investors in a blank-check acquisition company approved a merger currently worth about $5.7 billion. The deal values Trump's majority stake in the company that holds his app Truth Social at about $3.3 billion. The windfall could prove vital as Trump grapples with the financial fallout of a string of legal cases against him, including a $454 million judgment in a civil fraud case in New York. Shareholders of Digital World Acquisition Corp (DWAC), the special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) that plans to list Trump Media & Technology Group on the stock market through a merger, voted in favor of the deal on Friday. While the next step would be for the deal to be completed next week, its future is fraught with uncertainty. Digital World's former CEO Patrick Orlando and former Trump business associates Andy Litinsky and Wes Moss have separately sued to ask for more shares for their previous work on the deal.

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₹425 crore in merger-related expenses. Additionally, we had to close some channels that were generating revenues for us. In that sense, the merger prevented the company from realizing its full potential during the interim period," Gopalan told Mint in an interview on Wednesday.

last phase of voting will be held on June 1, and the votes will be counted on June 4. This will be the first time in three decades that polling to elect a new government at the centre will be held in June. This will also be the longest Lok Sabha polls since 1951-52 when the country's first Lok Sabha elections were held.

Hindustan Times. The entire incident was caught on CCTV camera inside Hotel Jagadamba near Indapur on the Pune-Solapur Highway. According to the police, the deceased was identified as Avinash Dhanve, a property dealer, and had multiple criminal cases against him. Police added that his murder was likely to be a fallout of a gang war.

BRS MLC K Kavitha in the Delhi excise case has sent shockwaves through Telangana's political landscape, prompting a reassessment of alliances and strategies ahead of the Lok Sabha elections. The Congress has accused the BJP and BRS of colluding to manipulate the electoral process, raising questions about the fairness of the upcoming polls. Allegations of Political Conspiracy The Congress's assertion that Kavitha's arrest was a politically motivated move by the BJP and BRS to gain an advantage in the elections has been met with strong denials from the ruling parties. However, the timing of the arrest, coming just before the election schedule was to be announced, has raised suspicions among opposition leaders.

When chief executives are selected in investment banks, it tends to be a closed door affair. The outgoing leader chooses the next, and there is often some fallout. David Solomon's ascension at Goldman Sachs resulted in his unsuccessful opponent, Harvey Schwartz,joining Carlyle Group. Jamie Dimon's succession machinations at JPMorgan seem to have been partly responsible for Vis Raghavan's exit to Citigroup. Only Ted Pick at Morgan Stanley was chosen by James Gorman in a peculiarly bloodless baton-handing, although it remains to be seen whetherAndy Saperstein and Dan Simkowitz will stay long as number twos. 

funds’. The market regulator asked for a policy to be put in place to protect investors. The letter laid down two requirements for this policy. First, ‘appropriate and proactive measures are to be taken by AMCs and fund managers to protect investors, including, but not limited to, moderating inflows, portfolio rebalancing, etc.’ Second, it asked for ‘steps to ensure that investors are protected from the first-mover advantage of redeeming investors’. The specific threats that Sebi is pointing at and the measures to contain these are quite clear. The regulator is worried that if large inflows in small-cap funds continue, the quality and value of the portfolio holdings will inevitably drop. There is only so much worthwhile investable stock available in the smaller companies. The second concern is about what will happen if a small- and mid-cap crash does occur. The investors who exit as soon as a downturn begins can disproportionately benefit at the expense of those who remain, as their redemptions are likely to force fund managers to sell better quality holdings at unfavourable prices. This will compromise the fund’s quality and value for remaining investors. This is not a hypothetical situation; we have repeatedly seen it happen in debt funds.