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    Bearish trades crater fast in Wall Street’s high-momentum rally

    Traders are betting against the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index, investing heavily in bearish exchange-traded funds (ETFs). However, their bets have not paid off as the index continues to rise, causing these bearish ETFs to plunge. One example is a bearish ETF that has dropped 20% in a month after receiving $500 million in investments at the start of the month. This situation highlights the risks involved in betting against a strong market trend.

    Heartbreak for India at Thomas & Uber Cup Final

    In the Thomas and Uber Cup Final, Indian teams faced defeats by China and Japan respectively. Despite shining performances from Lakshya Sen, Ashmita Chaliha, and Isharani Baruah, the teams couldn't advance further in the tournament.

    Unleashing potential, embracing diversity: A symphony of women's voices

    The ET Women Conclave 2024 gathered women leaders to discuss pressing issues, celebrate achievements, and promote leadership roles across industries. The event featured insightful sessions on work-life balance, gender-neutral leadership, and women's empowerment in various fields.

    Till debt do us part: will startups go the PharmEasy way, and other top tech & startup stories this week

    This week’s ETtech newsbreak on PharmEasy going for a rights issue at a price 90% lower than its peak valuation of $5.6 billion to repay debt has tripped alarm bells in several startups that have taken debt financing.

    Rajeev Misra’s $7 billion fund eyes more India play; SRK may say bye to Byju’s

    It's been exactly a year since Rajeev Misra stepped back as the top boss of Japanese multi-billion dollar conglomerate SoftBank’s tech-focussed Vision Fund. ETtech’s Samidha Sharma and Digbijay Mishra caught up with Misra to talk about his new fund One IM. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

    Wait 10 seconds, lose $1 million in markets rocked by volatility

    All of which makes one thing crystal clear: In a market made more volatile by post-2008 regulations that curbed trading by Wall Street banks, the stakes are high every minute of every trading day at moments like this.

    The Economic Times
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