TCS gets into AI-collaboration race, partners with Sam Altman’s OpenAI
TCS partners with OpenAI for AI-powered innovation across Tata Group, focusing on Agentic AI solutions and infrastructure. Sam Altman and N Chandrasekaran highlight India’s AI…
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B L Kashyap shares jump 9% after ₹300 crore order win in Greater Noida
B L Kashyap said the project is expected to be executed over a period of approximately 42 months, it said in an exchange filing.
MCX and NSE withdraw additional margins on gold and silver futures from today
MCX and NSE will withdraw extra margins on gold and silver futures from February 19, easing trading costs after price corrections. Gold and silver prices…
Cement capacity growth may cap utilisations; JPMorgan sees pricing vs market share conflict
According to the brokerage, most large-cap cement companies are guiding for two key levers: cost reductions and market share gains.
Gold steady, silver rebounds: Key global cues driving market sentiment today
Gold steady after recent gains while silver rebounded, as a strong US dollar and Fed uncertainty shaped market sentiment.
Tata Steel shares in focus as analyst remains constructive on stock, sees 15% upside
Motilal Oswal keeps a buy rating on Tata Steel, target ₹240, citing strong demand, expansion, EU recovery, and price support. Shares rose 53.8% in a…
Vedanta top buy for Kotak; says aluminium euphoria cools but fundamentals intact
LME aluminium prices have softened 7% from recent highs to $3,030 per tonne, but are still 20% higher than the FY25 average.
Foreign inflows into US equities jump 134% in 2025 despite Trump’s tariff turmoil
Foreign investors doubled US equity purchases to $720.1 billion in 2025 despite Trump’s tariffs. Norway led buyers; China and Kuwait were top sellers.
Pernod Ricard considers listing its India business
The French drinks company is speaking with potential advisers as it weighs the merits of a separate listing for Pernod Ricard India, according to the…
Searching software for value as shares get pummeled. UBS found four stocks it likes
UBS highlights Microsoft, ServiceNow, Autodesk and HubSpot as likely to thrive despite 2026 software stock slumps and AI disruption, citing international earnings and positive revisions.