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    Foxconn’s Bharat FIH is facing turbulence due to top-level exits

    Foxconn group company Bharat FIH is in a rough spot, with three of its independent directors having exited its board in the past three months. Interglobe Aviation chairman Venkataramani Sumantran, Sify Technologies cofounder Ramaraj R and former IT and telecom secretary Aruna Sundararajan have resigned. Sources cited the company’s lack of direction as the main reason for the resignations.

    Is Amazon Prime Day 2024 better than 4th of July sales? Here's what experts have to say

    As Amazon Prime Day 2024 sales approach soon, one must not put all their eggs into one basket while buying products during the 4th of July sales. Experts are of the opinion that home items and summer-related products would be intelligent buys during the 4th of July sales, while waiting for the Amazon Prime Day 2024 sales to purchase tech products would be a feasible option.

    Freshers, take note: Data proficiency is becoming the key to multiple career opportunities

    Data analysis is a crucial skill valued by employers across industries. It involves extracting insights from raw data using statistical tools. Lokesh Nigam and Krishna Kumar emphasize its importance in decision-making and career growth.

    Suzlon shares dip 5% as independent director resigns

    Shares of Suzlon Energy dropped by 5% during Monday's early session, hitting the day’s low of Rs 47. This decline followed the resignation of the company’s independent director, Marc Desaedeleer, from his directorship on June 8.

    Vedanta shares rally over 3% as SBI approves demerger plans

    Vedanta's shares surged 3.6% on BSE to Rs 457.05 as SBI approved its demerger of its existing businesses into six independent entities, which is aimed for completion by December 2024.

    Diversify your portfolio to gain from post-elections policies: Mahantesh Sabarad

    Mahantesh Sabarad, an Independent Market Expert, suggests that the capex theme will be lucrative, particularly for capital goods and industrial goods companies, if the current government continues. This outlook is based on the expectation of a strong emphasis on capex under the incumbent administration.

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