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After nearly a decade of negotiations, leaders during the United Nations climate conference’s first day decided on some of the finer points of much-debated sticking point aimed at cutting planet-warming emissions from coal, oil and gas

Hindalco Industries will relook at the IPO of its US-based subsidiary Novelis Inc once market conditions are right, allowing the company to command premium valuations, managing director Satish Pai said. The Indian aluminium major also announced a capital expenditure of $4 — $5 billion over the next three years for its upstream Indian projects. “The next few quarters for Novelis are going to be a little bit tough because the scrap spreads are tight. So I think for the IPO, we will wait till we are happy with the market conditions and Novelis performance is also at that level, then we can get that premium valuation that we want,” Pai said on a call after the company’s quarterly earnings.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. US bond markets have had a minor meltdown since former President Donald Trump pulled ahead in prediction markets and then won a second term last week, putting upward pressure on mortgages and other household borrowing costs. If the move continues, it could be a major source of disappointment for voters who trusted Trump to improve housing affordability and the cost of living.

Trump's Agenda47 campaign proposed eliminating the Department of Education- which as per the DOE website, «establishes policy for, administers and coordinates most federal assistance to education.» This move by Trump could impact crucial funding for K-12 schools and hamper civil rights enforcement, reported The Forbes. ALSO READ: Md Yunus' past remarks on US President-elect Donald Trump may hurt his future

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Walk into the All Sages Bookstore in north-western Beijing, and you enter a different world. Not here the collections of speeches by China’s leader, Xi Jinping, that greet visitors to state-owned bookshops—rows of covers with the same face, the same beneficent smile.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Hoka sneakers, On shoes, Ugg boots and Birkenstock sandals don’t look very much alike, but they do have one thing in common: They have all been flying off the shelf. What are they doing right? Getting a shoe’s comfort, performance and style right is important.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The failure to revive two prominent Indian airlines—Jet Airways and Go First—has triggered a debate on the limitations of India’s Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), particularly in addressing airline insolvencies. Jet Airways and Go First have now become case studies shedding light on the difficulties in reviving airlines under the IBC.

Steve Jamieson had no choice but to look outside the country for workers.

Nirmala Sitharaman has such a soft spot for Leftists. At an interaction with students at CMS Business School in Bengaluru, the finmin credited 'Leftists' for coming up with the 'concept of patriarchy'.

The View’ in October where she stated that she would not change a single thing about US President Joe Biden’s administration which highlighted her complex position as both an incumbent and a challenger. Variety noted that the response of Kamala Harris actually reflected her reluctance to distance herself from Joe Biden in spite of the dissatisfaction shown by the public with his leadership specifically regarding inflation and migration. Also Read: Snubbed by Donald Trump for his new cabinet, this is how Nikki Haley responded to the President-elect

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. New Delhi: Getting refund of shares, unclaimed dividends, matured deposits and debentures is likely to get easier for investors and their heirs with the Investor Education and Protection Fund Authority (IEPFA) that manages these assets set to complete its digital transformation over the next few months. IEPFA’s search facility for such financial entitlements of investors and their processing will get more technology support to make the process seamless and the technological transformation is likely to be completed by March 2025, two persons aware of the development said.

Dharmendra Pradhan on Monday said the National Education Policy 2020 has emphasised Indians becoming global citizens by adopting good values, being future-oriented, and at the same time remaining connected to their roots. Addressing the 15th convocation ceremony of Jain Vishwa Bharati, Pradhan said the life philosophy propagated by India centuries ago that non-violence, balanced life, self-contentment, and right conduct are the essence of right knowledge is what the world needs today. «It has been said in the new National Education Policy that we have to become global citizens by adopting good values. We have to remain connected to our roots and be future-oriented,» he said. Jain Vishwa Bharati (JVB) is an institute with an emphasis on Jain studies and the Prakrit language, as well as Ahimsa (non-violence), Jeevan Vigyan (science of living) and Preksha Dhyan (Preksha meditation).

Following the rally, SDM Srestha Gunsola summoned Abdul Nazim, who is believed to own the property, to clarify the building's status. Gunsola noted that the land ownership issue is under review in a court. The house was originally owned by Abdul Mazid, who relocated to Haldwani before his death, with ownership transferring to his son, Nazim. Nazim has been instructed to respond to the summons within 15 days, clarifying ownership and his knowledge of the house's activities.

Gautam Gambhir, former India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar on Monday said the India head coach lacks the «right demeanour and words» while interacting with the press and urged the BCCI to keep him away from the media duties. Manjrekar's comments came hours after Gambhir addressed media in pre-departure press conference ahead of the five-Test Border Gavaskar Trophy against Australia. Gambhir, known to be blunt, responded to questions on struggle of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma in run up to the Border Gavaskar Trophy, Ricky Ponting's observations on Kohli's form, Indian's team's impending transition and the team combination for the Australia tour. «Just watched Gambhir in the press conference. May be wise for @BCCI to keep him away from such duties, let him work behind the scenes,» Manjrekar wrote on 'X'.

Cyclically Adjusted Price-to-Earnings (CAPE) ratio, also known as Shiller’s P/E.

«We direct Delhi police commissioner to form a special cell to ensure effective implementation of the ban on fire crackers. We direct Delhi police commissioner to file a personal affidavit putting on record the steps taken by them to enforce ban,» it said. The top court wondered why the Delhi government delayed imposition of the ban on fire crackers till October 14, when the order of ban was issued.

«So, the early trends are very encouraging. And if we had to compare Nifty and Bank Nifty, then Bank Nifty looks really good and is in a good position to touch new 52-week highs,» says Aditya Arora, Adlytick. It looks like this week, unlike the previous weeks, we started on a good foot. But where do you see the markets trading at this point in time, the range that you are seeing for the benchmarks? Aditya Arora: We can see that on the screen and what I like today is the leadership in a lot of largecaps and the leadership by banking name, which is pulling Bank Nifty almost 1000 points higher, Nifty almost 200 points higher. So, the early trends are very encouraging. And if we had to compare Nifty and Bank Nifty, then Bank Nifty looks really good and is in a good position to touch new 52-week highs.

Warren Buffett’s most famous advice is to buy companies with strong moats when they’re available at reasonable valuations. But do you know his second most famous piece of advice? Buy a low-cost index fund.

FIFA must halt the process to pick Saudi Arabia as hosts of the 2034 World Cup unless major human rights reforms are announced before the vote next month, Amnesty International and the Sport & Rights Alliance (SRA) have said. Soccer's world governing body awarded the 2030 World Cup to Morocco, Spain and Portugal in October last year while Saudi Arabia is the lone bidder for the 2034 edition. Amnesty and the SRA said they had evaluated the human rights strategies proposed by the bidding countries and concluded in a new report that neither bid adequately outlined how they would meet the human rights standards required by FIFA.

content licensing deals with Gen AI companies gain traction, academic book publishers find themselves in a dilemma: ‘Are we be making a deal with the devil?’ While licensing might seem like fair compensation for using authored material to train AI models, experts suggest, this may not be a permanent solution. Once trained, these models can generate new content autonomously, thereby making it difficult to establish the rights of authorship. The Indian Reprographic Rights Organization (IRRO) which represents 113 global and Indian publishing houses like Pearson, Oxford, S. Chand etc. said, it is cautious of these factors as AI companies are approaching the body for content outsourcing rights.