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Sam Altman after a review found he was “not consistently candid in his communications" with the board of directors. Reactions started pouring in from top leaders who came in support of Altman and praised him for his contribution to AI. Now, BharatPe's former co-founder and managing director Ashneer Grover also tweeted and compared Altman's firing situation to the one that happened with him in India.

Buy or sell stocks: After remaining net buyers for two straight sessions, FII turned net sellers again on Friday. FIIs sold out Indian shares worth ₹477 crore on Friday that turned the tide in bears' favour on last session of the week gone by. Nifty 50 index lost 33 points and ended at 19,730 levels, BSE Sensex went down 187 points and closed at 65,794 mark while Nifty Bank index corrected 577 points and finished at 43,583 levels.

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In 2022, after the war between Russia and Ukraine broke out, there were supply chain disruptions. The combination led to inordinately high inflation. Central banks all over the world used the medicine they know: hike interest rates and take back part of the excess liquidity. At the juncture where we stand now, it seems rate hikes are over.

Ian Chappell on Saturday played down the controversy around the last-minute pitch change for the World Cup semifinal between hosts India and New Zealand. The Indian team management had demanded a change of the pitch for the last-four clash with the Black Caps at Mumbai's Wankhede stadium on Wednesday. The move drew frowns from a section of the English media and former cricketing greats, who questioned the last-minute sanction of the pitch change by the governing body of world cricket — the International Cricket Council (ICC). Even before the game could get underway, Daily Mail, a British daily, ran a report claiming that the pitch was changed specifically on the request of the Indian team management. The Indian team management wanted the semifinal to be played on a slower surface, the daily claimed. The former Australia skipper refused to read too much into the controversy, saying it was the curators' job to make pitches and that of the players was to just play on it. «I think the same as I've always thought; that the curator should make the pitch and the players play on it and it should be up to no one else other than the curator, the local curator,» Chappell said in an interview with Australia's Channel 9 Wide World of Sports. «I've always said about every pitch — don't worry about World Cups, anything else — the curator makes the pitch and everybody else stays out of it,» the former Australia skipper added. Amid the controversy, the ICC issued a statement, clarifying that its independent pitch consultant, Andy Atkinson, was made aware of the change of surface. «Changes to planned pitch rotations are common towards the end of an event of this length and has already happened a couple of times.

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Radhika Gupta posted late on October 17. Track: Israel-Hamas War LIVE Updates "Spread over 100 acres with a wide variety of species - jaguars, white tigers, black bucks, ostriches, and many others - and now electric cars to take you around, this place is stunning. Among the best on many metrics, even when compared to global peers.," she added.

Kejriwal has sent Vigilance Minister Atishi's report accusing Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar of using his position to enable a «lucrative collaboration» between a company in which his son is a partner and the ILBS to to the Lieutenant Governor, sources said on Saturday. The report was submitted to Kejriwal by the Vigilance Minister on Thursday.

Olectra Greentech. The stock, which was trading at ₹497 per share at the start of the year (2023), has witnessed an astounding surge of 141% to trade at the current level of ₹1,196.

Almost 100 companies in the smallcap segment gave double-digit returns of up to 41% in the week ended November 18, data analysed by ETMarkets showed. While the benchmark Sensex clocked 1.4% gains on a week-on-week basis, the week was a volatile one, as the index fell in two out of the four trading sessions. However, the S&P BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices have outperformed Sensex, gaining more than 2% and 3%, respectively.

Tata Technologies IPO vs IREDA IPO vs Gandhar Oil Refinery IPO: Five mainboard initial public offerings (IPOs) — Tata Technologies IPO, Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency or IREDA IPO, Gandhar Oil Refinery IPO, Flair Writing Industries IPO and Fedbank Financial Services IPO are going to hit Indian primary market next week. These five upcoming IPOs worth ₹7,378 crore would definitely put confusion among investors as to which IPO they should apply as most of these public offers are expected to deliver good listing gain.

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NBFCs will attract a risk weight of 125 per cent, compared to 125 per cent and 100 per cent previously. In order to moderate over reliance of NBFCs on bank borrowings, RBI has also increased risk weights on bank lending to NBFCs for certain categories. Risk weights on bank lending to NBFCs are governed by external credit rating of the NBFC.

Maharashtra will require cumulative investment of USD 1.53 trillion over the next six years to become a USD one trillion economy, a vision statement prepared by the Maharashtra Institution of Transformation (MITRA) said. A presentation of the vision statement was made on Friday to the state cabinet, which accepted 341 recommendations.

Nifty on Friday ended 33 points lower to form two back-to-back candles with high upper shadows and indicate a presence of strong overhead resistance around 19,850 levels. The positive chart pattern like higher tops and bottoms is intact as per the daily chart and Thursday's swing high of 19,875 could be considered as a new higher top of the sequence. Hence, any decline from here could open a possibility of higher bottom formation around 19,600 -19,550 levels in the coming sessions, said Nagaraj Shetti of HDFC Securities. The hourly momentum indicator has a negative crossover, indicating that the consolidation can continue over the next few trading sessions.