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Colgate-Palmolive (India) Ltd. gained 0.26 per cent to Rs 2887.25 in Thursday's session as of 12:23PM (IST) even as the equity benchmark Sensex traded 151.47 points higher at 80138.27. Earlier in the day, the stock witnessed a gap up start to the session. The stock quoted a 52-week high price of Rs 3068.95 and a 52-week low of Rs 1675.95 on NSE. Around 4206 shares changed hands on the counter till 12:23PM (IST).

After the SEC took the pivotal first step of approving spot-price Ether ETFs for listing on exchanges, it’s now a matter of when, not if, the crypto fund products will be brought to market. But a new report from Cerulli suggests demand for Ether ETFs, particularly among advisors, is still likely to be disappointed.

Chris Renaud, co-director of Despicable Me 4, regarding the possibility of a fifth installment. Renaud's Insightful Comments on the Future In a recent interview reported by Variety, Chris Renaud shared his thoughts on the future of the Despicable Me series, hinting at the conditions under which a new sequel could come to fruition. «If we come up with a good story, and it feels like we can cover some fresh territory, then certainly it’s possible,» Renaud commented, emphasizing the importance of maintaining quality and innovation in future installments, as quoted in a report by Collider.

Mint had reported in May this year. Temasek Holdings, TPG, Bain Capital and VPS Healthcare (now Burjeel Holdings) are in the fray for CVC's 60.4% stake. “Amit Soni is likely to leave by the end of the year," the second person cited above added.

₹1.74 trillion last month. The split-up of central and state GST figures, which is typically released every month, wasn’t available.

Eton Solutions, a cloud-based software services firm for family offices, has announced Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy’s family office investment firm Catamaran Ventures as the launch customer to roll out its flagship platform AtlasFive to Indian investment firms. “Catamaran will use AtlasFive platform to streamline its investment portfolio management and enhance operational planning, reporting and compliance,” Eton Solutions said in a statement.

hacker gained access to the internal messaging systems at OpenAI last year and stole details about the design of the company's artificial intelligence technologies, the New York Times reported on Thursday. The hacker lifted details from discussions in an online forum where employees talked about OpenAI's latest technologies, the report said, citing two people familiar with the incident.

Cristiano Ronaldo had stated that this was going to be his last Euro Cup 2024, which saw his team, Portugal, crash out in the quarterfinals, another big blow hits the football fans as Lionel Messi has dropped a big retirement hint after Argentina beat Canada and reached the finals of the Copa America 2024.

Opposition BJP demanded a reply from Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on his wife accepting 14 expensive plots in an upscale locality in Mysuru in return for the Mysore Urban Development Authority (MUDA) taking over 3 acre 16 guntas of her land in a village on the city outskirts. Opposition leader R Ashoka, who led protests earlier in the day, accused the CM’s family of accepting pricey plots measuring 38,824 sq. ft in Mysuru, and sought to know from the CM if it was not an act of corruption. He also demanded an answer from the CM as to why his close friend, urban development minister Byrathi Suresh did not act on 15 letters written by the Mysuru deputy commissioner recommending cancellation of plots MUDA allotted to beneficiaries on a 50:50 ratio basis. He wondered how these plots came to be allotted without sanctions from the government. The CM, in a post on X, said he did not accept the MUDA plots when he was in power. The previous BJP regime formulated the land compensation scheme on a 50:50 ratio basis and allotted the plot in a lawful manner. What is wrong with this?, he said.

inner core of the Earth? According to the scientists, the Inner Core’s movement is slowing down and it is moving backwards. Scientists have observed the core of the Earth since 1936, despite it being a difficult task. It is not possible to directly observe the inner core of the Earth. Scientists use the P and S waves which emerge during an earthquake to study the core of the earth. It is the variation from these seismic waves that help the scientists study the inner core.

Did anyone else notice Beau Bohm, Deutsche Bank's former Americas co-head of equity capital markets, join Cantor Fitzgerald as global co-head of ECM? Sources tell us that it's been discussed in the market for the past week and Bohm has updated his LinkedIn profile to reflect his new role, but as far as we can discern Cantor hasn't made a fanfare about its big hire. 

A man named Syed was flying overseas for a holiday when bought a book for ₹250 at the airport using his credit card. His credit card bill was generated while he was abroad, and soon they payment was due. But Syed couldn’t access his payment gateway while abroad and missed his payment.

Kashasha, Tanganyika (now Tanzania) in 1962. Among boarding school kids, laughter rather than sickness spread. The school's three females were the first to break out into uncontrollably loud laughter on January 31st, starting the chain reaction that quickly spread to many others, as per the reports of the 'metro.co.uk'.

The US ETFs market saw significant inflows in the first half of 2024, with June alone seeing $81 billion in new investments, according to a new report by National Bank of Canada.

Two astronauts who should have been back on Earth weeks ago say they're confident that Boeing's space capsule can return them safely

Corporate America needs to deliver a blowout quarterly earnings season for US stocks to extend a record-breaking rally, according to some Wall Street strategists.

Birla group firm Kesoram Industries on Tuesday said it remains committed to its loss-making subsidiary, Cygnet Industries Ltd, and will seriously engage in dialogue with its Japanese technical partner, Futamura, as a strategic investor after the demerger of its cement business is completed, a company official said. He was speaking to reporters on Tuesday on the sidelines of the Kesoram's 105th AGM, bustling as usual with shareholders and schoolgirls from Ashok Hall Group attending the meeting, but missing Manjushree Khaitan. She died on May 16. The AGM was chaired by Satish Narain Jajoo, who was elected chairman after the demise of the Birla scion last month. «There is no plan to hive off Cygnet. We are currently focused on the demerger process of the cement business, which is expected by December this year. We continue to believe that Cygnet, which has innovative packaging products in its kitty, can turn around,» Kesoram Industries' whole-time director and CEO, P. Radhakrishnan said.

Hathras, Aligarh Inspector General (IG) Shalabh Mathur on Thursday confirmed the arrest of six individuals connected to the incident. The arrested individuals, comprising four men and two women, were all members of the organising committee and served as 'Sevadars' during the event. «The death toll stands at 121,» stated IG Shalabh Mathur. He further reported that all the deceased have been identified, and the post-mortem procedures have been completed.

A rally in the world’s largest technology companies sent stocks to all-time highs, with Jerome Powell’s remarks to Congress not doing much to dissuade traders from betting on Federal Reserve rate cuts this year.

survey reveals that 73 percent of Indians prefer to read ingredient lists and nutritional value before purchasing snacks, highlighting a growing inclination towards healthy snacking in the country. The Healthy Snacking Report 2024, released on Sunday, is based on a survey of over 6,000 people across India and aims to examine the evolving consumption trends. «Seventy-three per cent of those surveyed prefer to read labels for ingredient lists and nutritional value before making a purchase. Of this, 93 per cent expressed a desire to transition to healthier options, highlighting a correlation between label reading and conscious choices while pushing for transparency,» read the report. The report comes in the wake of increasing cases of food adulteration in products such as spices, confectionaries, and fast-moving goods. This issue has prompted consumers to be more cautious, with many checking food packets for potentially harmful substances.

Vodafone Idea's financial health is set to get a much-needed boost from latest tariff increases and easing competitive intensity with analysts predicting the debt-laden telecom operator's average revenue per user (ARPU) to rise to ₹171-180 by this fiscal-end, from ₹143 in April. Brokerage Citi Research projected rising revenues, operating income, capex, and narrowing losses for the telecom joint venture between India's Aditya Birla Group and UK's Vodafone Plc. «The peak of competitive intensity is now likely behind us, evidenced not just by the latest tariff action but also the recent spectrum auction,» Citi said in a report. «With Jio taking the lead in initiating the latest round of tariff hikes, a shift in stance of the market leader towards monetisation is now clearly evident, which also improves visibility of future hikes,» it said, adding that last week's price increase were slightly ahead of market expectation in terms of both magnitude and timing.