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A report by the American Chamber of Commerce in China says that simmering tensions between Beijing and Washington remain the top worry for U.S. companies operating in China

PepsiCo reported better-than-expected revenue in the first quarter on strong international demand for its snacks and beverages

Vietnam aims to transform its rice sector, making it more resilient to climate change while also reducing its emissions of methane, a greenhouse gas far more potent than carbon dioxide

Cyberattacks on businesses are rising, including small businesses

Jeep maker Stellantis is planning to lay off an unspecified number of workers at its U.S. factories in the coming months to deal with a rapidly changing global auto market, the company said Tuesday

Despite a small dip in U.S. vehicle sales, General Motors’ first-quarter net income rose more than 25% on strong deliveries of pickup trucks and other higher-profit vehicles

Stocks rallied for a second straight day on Wall Street, softening what’s been a rough April

BEIJING — Chinese smartphone company Xiaomi's new electric vehicle is selling better than expected, putting it closer to break-even despite undercutting Tesla's Model 3 on price.

Two executives of the bitcoin mining rig maker Canaan intend to jointly purchase at least $2 million worth of company shares, claiming the company is “deeply undervalued,” despite revenue decline.

South Korean police have arrested 49 people in a raid on a suspected crypto-powered drugs trading gang, officers announced on April 23.

Bharti Airtel, Goldman Sachs has a neutral rating in Tata Consumer and Investec maintained a buy on Cipla. We have collated a list of recommendations from top brokerage firms from ETNow and other sources:

Max Healthcare Institute Ltd. traded 5.13 per cent up at Rs 799.4 at around 10:00AM (IST) on Wednesday. The stock had closed at Rs 760.35 in the previous session. Equity benchmark Sensex traded 258.07 points higher at 73996.52 around the same time.

Repolling at eight polling stations in four assembly constituencies in Arunachal Pradesh is underway on Wednesday, amid elaborate security arrangements, an official said. The repolling was necessitated following reports of violence, including damage to electronic voting machines (EVMs), during the simultaneous Lok Sabha and assembly elections in the northeastern state on April 19, he said. The Election Commission ordered repolling to Sario under the Bameng assembly constituency in East Kameng district, Longte Loth in the Nyapin segment in Kurung Kumey, and Bogne and Molom booths under the Rumgong seat in Siang. Dingser, Bogiya Siyum, Jimbari and Lengi under the Nacho constituency in Upper Subansiri are also on the list of booths where repolling is underway.

Ankiti Bose resigns from Zilingo board "As the chief operating officer, Aadi Vaidya engaged in misconduct by falsely attributing loss-making deals to me and extending trade credit to various parties in my name. He then used those deals to threaten me by falsely implicating me to investors, despite the fact that all operational dealings were conducted by him in my previous company.

Elon Musk makes multiple promises to investors, analysts for Tesla: Electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Tesla saw its first-quarter net income plummet by 55 percent, in results released on April 23, AP reported. The stock has however soared 11 percent in after-trading hours after CEO Elon Musk announced plans to accelerate the production of new, more affordable vehicles, the report said. Notably, this boost comes amid a challenging year for Tesla, with its stock declining by over 40 percent since the beginning of the year.

Tata Consumer Products: On Tuesday, April 23, the company reported a 22.5% decrease in net profit, at ₹267.7 crore in Q4FY24, down from ₹345.6 crore recorded in Q4FY23. However, the company's operational revenue for the quarter increased by 8.5%, to ₹3,927 crore in A4FY24 from ₹3,619 crore in Q4FY23. From an operational standpoint, the company's EBITDA for the March quarter was ₹629.6 crore, marking a 23% growth from the ₹511.7 crore reported in the same period last year.

Also Read: Day trading stocks to buy: Anand Rathi expert recommends these three shares to buy today — April 24 Shares of these 23 companies will likely react to their Q4 results today. Here’s a look at how some of these top companies are expected to perform in Q4: FMCG major Hindustan Unilever (HUL) is expected to report muted earnings growth in the March quarter. HUL Q4 net profit in Q4FY24 is estimated to rise 2.71% to ₹2,538 crore from ₹2,471 crore, YoY.

₹267.7 crore in Q4FY24, down from ₹345.6 crore recorded in Q4FY23. However, the company's operational revenue for the quarter increased by 8.5%, to ₹3,927 crore in A4FY24 from ₹3,619 crore in Q4FY23. From an operational standpoint, the company's EBITDA for the March quarter was ₹629.6 crore, marking a 23% growth from the ₹511.7 crore reported in the same period last year.

stocks closed higher on Tuesday following positive earnings from top-tier companies and as investors were focused on quarterly results from Magnificent Seven and other megacap growth stocks. Tesla kicked off the earnings cycle for technology heavyweights after markets closed on Tuesday, announcing the launch of new electric vehicle models and quarterly revenue that missed analyst estimates. Its shares jumped 6% in extended hours trading.

Tesla reported Tuesday that it made significantly less money in the first three months of the year because of its tepid car sales, reinforcing concern among investors that the company led by Elon Musk is losing ground in the market for electric vehicles. Profit fell 55%, to $1.1 billion, from the first quarter of 2023, the company said. And revenue fell 9%, to $21.3 billion.

Sensex gained 89.83 points, or 0.12%, to close at 73,738.45, while the Nifty 50 settled 31.60 points, or 0.14%, higher at 22,368.00. “The domestic market exhibited range-bound performance, tracking positive global cues with sustained outperformance of the broader market. While tensions between Iran and Israel were perceived to have limited escalation, the uptick in crude prices suggests investors’ reassessing the risks.