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    Zerodha to end zero-brokerage model; Unacademy lays off 250

    Online stock broker Zerodha may soon go back on its zero-brokerage structure or increase fees for derivatives trading. More on this in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    Corporates embrace more flexibility amidst the hybrid work model

    About 30% of occupiers are expected to expand their use of flexible office space over the next 12 months, while 17% are likely to consolidate their offices into fewer locations, CBRE said in its latest ‘2024 India Office Occupier Survey’.

    Summers are over. Should a tactical trade turn into a long-term investment? 5 AC & white goods stocks which surged with the rising temperature

    There are many sectors which make it to headlines at a particular time of the year. Like we would see agriculture and irrigation stock coming to headline around budget time, hotel stocks during holiday season. So, while they are cyclical stocks, because their cycles are much shorter as compared to typical cyclical stocks like metals, where cycles may last for many years, they are not typically classified as cyclical stocks. But essentially they are and cyclical stocks are more tactical trade rather than long term investment, which you can buy and forget for years. There is another set of companies who also make it to the headline and probably to the list of top gainers around the same time every year. Companies whose fortunes are linked with what happens in the summer season. This time again it happened, right from AC makers to fan makers to an ice cream company. All have witnessed an upward movement. Should be kept for it is time to say goodbye till next season.

    RIL shares can create up to $100 billion wealth, predicts Morgan Stanley

    Morgan Stanley, a global brokerage firm, forecasted that Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries' (RIL) fourth monetisation cycle could potentially increase market capitalisation by $60-100 billion. They set a target price of Rs 3,540 in the base case scenario.

    Baidu launches upgraded AI model, says user base hits 300 million

    The new model will be accessible to the public via web and mobile app interfaces, with developers able to integrate the technology through Baidu's Qianfan AI platform, the company's Chief Technology Officer Wang Haifeng said at a corporate event.

    No more licensed biz, Paytm to focus on distribution model

    Digital payments major Paytm wants to stay away from getting into any regulated businesses and would rather focus on building distribution heft. The senior leadership have taken a conscious call to not go after regulatory licenses but rather work with licenced entities and distribute products better.

    • OpenAI signs multi-year content deal with Time magazine

      In response to user queries, the chatbot will cite and link back to the original source on Time.com, the companies added in a statement. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

      Amazon crosses $2 trillion in stock market value for the first time

      Amazon.com Inc. crosses $2 trillion market value, influenced by AI applications and investments in AWS growth, Anthropic, and business-focused AI products like AI models and chatbot Q.

      Bharat Forge's Amit Kalyani on what's wrong with India's EV model and whether green hydrogen is the silver bullet

      The London session emphasized innovative EV approaches, green financing, and electrification for energy transition. It celebrated the London Stock Exchange's role in supporting Indian companies and capital flows, showcasing financial expertise for India's growth.

      Naveen Trivedi's top stock picks from jewellery sector

      ​Consumers accepting these brands even in a market where they are new because now the kind of design, the kind of product differentiator which they are finding it in newer brands, the acceptance levels are very high. So that is why I would say this category tailwinds are still driving the top players to keep expanding stores.

      Jewellery business shift to organised market: What's the way to do it?

      The jewellery sector in India is experiencing a shift towards formalisation, with the organised market growing rapidly. Players need to focus on inventory management and customer experiences for success. Top retailers are expanding into new geographies, with a franchise model proving successful. Market trends indicate a significant move towards branded jewellery purchases.

      Kinara Capital's resilient model gives it 51% profit rise despite distress in fintech sector

      The fintech company has been profitable even when the customer segment was disproportionately impacted, says Hardika Shah, Founder & CEO of Kinara Capital. She says this has happened on the back of a balanced business model and strategic planning.

      Oracle gains as cloud infrastructure business gets AI boost

      If the gains hold, the company will add about $30 billion to its market valuation of $340 billion as of Tuesday market close. The shares have so far this year gained 18%.

      Beyond the Herd: Peter Thiel's Guide to independent investing

      Renowned venture capitalist and Silicon Valley entrepreneur Peter Thiel advises investors to avoid relying too heavily on formulaic investment decisions. Instead, he recommends seeking out companies that innovate through disruptive business models. In his book, Thiel lists out a few tips for investors to achieve long-term investing success.

      Leadership with Heart: The awakening of the soul in business

      Not only do empathetic leaders lead by example in pressure cooker situations, they also have a knack for using emotional intelligence.

      Build your superstructure

      As generative AI continues to evolve, the debate over its development and release models becomes important. Across the foundation models driving the explosion of GenAI are two broad philosophies for the development and release of this tech: open- and closed-source models.

      Here are the key mistakes that founders make at different stages of building startups

      When you a building a startup you must know what are the things that could go wrong while launching your dream project. To make it easier for you, we have made a list of mistakes that founders are likely to make at different stages of growth and funding of a startup.

      Startup funding: What do investors look for in a startup?

      The bottom line for any investor is return on investment. No one wants to invest in a business that loses steam after the initial burst of profit and proof of viability. A guide for startup founders who are searching for investors

      Why Sebi's decision on AIF certification is need of the hour and should be welcomed

      Sebi mandates that at least one key personnel on the investment team of an AIF manager must have NISM certification. The regulation aims to signal legitimacy, promote lifelong learning, and create a talent pool in the investment industry.

      US stocks end slightly higher after Fed comments, ahead of Nvidia

      Nvidia, Wall Street's third-largest firm by market capitalization, will report results after the closing bell on Wednesday in what is likely to be a significant market catalyst and will test whether the outsized rally in AI-related stocks can be sustained.

      Wait for Awfis Space Solutions to deliver stable profitability

      The company has an asset-light business model and is debt-free. However, limited operating history, consistent losses, scalability of business, and sustainability of long-term contracts with clients are a few concerns.

      AI-led tech craze leaves mega Indian software stocks in the dust

      Unlike counterparts in the developed world and China, Indian software makers including leader Tata Consultancy Services have yet to make significant advances in generative AI. That combined with a still cloudy outlook for client spending may soon leave them looking like the tech bets of yesterday.

      Redington Q4 Results: Firm posts standalone profit of Rs 160.57 crore

      ​Integrated technology solutions provider Redington Ltd has reported a standalone net profit for the January-March 2024 quarter at Rs 160.57 crore, the company said. The city-based company had registered a standalone net profits of Rs 124.91 crore during the corresponding quarter of previous year.

      Awfis sets Rs 364-383 price band for IPO

      The company expects its differentiated business model, expanding presence in tier-1 and tier-2 cities and increasing demand from large enterprises and startups to help make its public listing a success and drive future growth, founder and managing director Amit Ramani told ET on the sidelines of a pre-IPO conference in Mumbai.

      TBO Tek sees robust listing. What should investors do now?

      TBO Tek strong listing can be attributed to the unwavering investor confidence in the company’s solid technological foundation and its potential for continued growth in the online travel sector.

      TBO Tek shares debut at 55% premium over issue price

      TBO Tek's shares debuted on NSE and BSE at premiums of 55% and 50% respectively. The company's appeal stems from its robust technological foundation, leveraging a proprietary platform. It raised funds from anchor investors for growth and inorganic acquisitions. IPO opening witnessed strong interest. General Atlantic acquired a minority stake in TBO.

      TBO Tek shares to debut on Wednesday. What GMP signals ahead of listing

      The TBO Tek IPO was booked over 80 times at close on strong interest from non-institutional investors. Ahead of the IPO opening, the company raised nearly Rs 697 crore from anchor investors.

      How lenders manage risk in MSME lending when credit history is not available

      Some of the traditional methods used for credit assessment of businesses such as using credit history to predict behaviour or analysing cash flows and profitability using bank statements and financial statements are not very helpful.

      Time to unlink size and agility: 6 not-so-large IT stocks operating in niche areas with upside potential of up to 53%

      Over the years, there has been some change in how the street looks at IT stocks, but somehow, still there is a perception that large cap companies like TCS, Infy and Wipro, are the ones which give all the indication of what is happening in the IT space. But the reality has been very different. Especially in the last five years, since the time ML and cloud and other speciality segments have come in the software segment. There have been smaller companies which operate in specialized areas who have been able to show much stronger growth at a time when Infy and Wipro’s of the world are under pressure in terms of growth.

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