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    Zomato users get new 'Delete' feature after wife found husband making late-night orders

    Zomato's Delete Order feature, announced by CEO Deepinder Goyal on X, originated from Karan Singh's 2023 viral plea. Singh's post humorously revealed how his inability to delete his order history had led his wife to discover his penchant for late-night snacks. His message was simple yet dramatic: "Bye bye Zomato or make me delete order history."

    Hot Stocks: Brokerage take on TCS, Zomato, Federal Bank, ABB, Vedant Fashions and Prestige Estates

    Jefferies upgraded TCS post Q1 earnings, increasing its target. UBS reviewed Zomato, Federal Bank, and ABB India. Morgan Stanley reaffirmed 'Buy' for Prestige Estates, while Axis Capital downgraded Vedant Fashions.

    Zomato shares up 1.2% as Nifty drops

    A total of 482,268 shares changed hands on the counter till time (IST).

    Zomato celebrates 16th birthday with Gold membership for 6 months at just Rs 30

    The Zomato ad featured a large photograph of its founder and CEO, Deepinder Goyal, along with smaller images of the company's top executives. The text, written in Hindi, expressed gratitude to customers: “16th janamdin par aap sabhi ko apna pyar barsane ke liye koti koti dhanyavaad” (On our 16th birthday, a big thanks to all of you for showering us with love).

    Zomato, IRFC among 5 largecap stocks that hit fresh 52-week highs on Tuesday

    Indian benchmark equity indices NSE Nifty50 resumed its rally to all-time highs after two sessions, led by car maker Maruti Suzuki. Meanwhile, in Tuesday's trading session, five largecap stocks from the Nifty 200 index hit new 52-week highs. Here's the list:

    Affle India shares jump 7% after Citi initiates Buy rating, sees 17% upside

    Affle (India) shares surged 7% to Rs 1,461.1 on BSE after Citi initiated a 'Buy' rating with a target price of Rs 1,600, suggesting a 17% potential upside. Citi expects Affle to benefit from rising mobile-ad budgets in India and EM.

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