Edward Johnson 
Nifty ended Friday’s session with a gain of 250.50 points but well below the 24,400-mark and formed a Hammer candle on the weekly chart. On the daily charts we can observe that the Nifty has witnessed a fall from 25,100 – 23,900 and is now in the process of retracing that fall. It can rally … Read more
Is Keir Starmer eyeing Elon Musk as a useful villain for his season one? If so, I can’t help feeling the prime minister’s chances of getting a season two will diminish. “Let me also say to large social-media companies and those who run them,” Starmer intoned this week, “violent disorder clearly whipped up online: that … Read more
(WHTM) — The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has issued a recall notice for 1.1 million Samsung slide-in electric ranges after reports that people — and pets — had unintentionally activated the stovetops. Specifically, the front-mounted knobs on the electric slide-in range models can be activated by “accidental contact by humans or pets,” which poses … Read more
A proposed bill in Iraq’s Parliament to lower the legal marriage age for girls to just nine years has triggered significant controversy. Introduced by the Iraq Justice Ministry, the bill aims to amend the Personal Status Law, which currently sets the minimum age for marriage at 18. The proposed bill will reduce the marriage age … Read more
On a graffiti-stained sidewalk in Paris, a strange sight appeared days before the Olympic opening ceremony in July: Around 40 giant cement Lego-like blocks in neat rows beneath the Pont de Stains, a bridge in the northern suburb of Aubervilliers that connects two Olympic sites, the Stade de France and the Parc des Nations. This … Read more
A US court has ordered the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX to shell out $12.7bn (£9.9bn) to compensate customers and fraud victims, five months after its founder was jailed for his role in the collapse of the company. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) said it was the “largest such recovery” in the regulator’s history and … Read more
Dhaka: Bangladeshi Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus is leading an interim government of 17 people, many strident opponents of ousted premier Sheikh Hasina. Yunus, who won the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize for his pioneering microfinance work, has taken a super-portfolio encompassing transport, land, defence, aviation and energy. His cabinet, who began work on Friday, have been … Read more
The number of overseas workers and students applying to come to the UK has fallen after curbs on visas introduced by the previous government. Workers and their family members applying on skilled worker, health and care, and study visas fell by more than a third in July to 91,300 compared with last year. The decline … Read more
Bhavish Aggarwal, CMD, Ola Electric Mobility, says that their S1 X scooters are priced at or below the median ICE scooter and in bikes also it is going to be the same because the supply chain is all the same. They are working on the supply chain, and started trial production of lithium cells. The … Read more
Hargreaves Lansdown has agreed a £5.4bn takeover by private equity suitors that will give hundreds of millions of pounds to its billionaire founders and result in the investment supermarket becoming the latest company to leave the London stock market. Board members of the FTSE 100 company recommended the £11.40-a-share offer, which still requires shareholder approval. … Read more
