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In Wednesday's trading session, the rupee fell to a record low of 78.29 against the dollar as South Asian currencies declined against a stronger dollar

New Zealand credit card spending increased for the third straight month in May, data from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand revealed. Total credit card billings rose 1.8 percent monthly in May, following a 0.9 percent increase in April. In March, spending was 3.5 percent. Domestic billings grew 0.9 percent monthly to NZ$3.931 billion, and overseas billings climbed to NZ$436 million in May. On a […]

Record date for IDCW is 27 June 2022

Company’s market share was reported to be the highest amongst all the premium beer manufacturers in the state.

New Zealand credit card spending increased for the third straight month in May, data from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand revealed. Total credit card billings rose 1.8 percent monthly in May, following a 0.9 percent increase in April. In March, spending was 3.5 percent. Domestic billings grew 0.9 percent monthly to NZ$3.931 billion, and overseas billings climbed to NZ$436 million in May. On a […]

The TN government is attempting to persuade the company to make further investments in the state

Balkrishna Industries Ltd is quoting at Rs 2066.45, down 0.28% on the day as on 13:19 IST on the NSE. The stock tumbled 5.9% in last one year as compared to a 1.74% slide in NIFTY and a 2.56% spurt in the Nifty Bank index.

CyFAST provides a single framework that makes use of current automation resources to enable end-to-end system and software testing as well as planning and scheduling multisite and parallel test case execution.

COMEX Copper futures have slumped today, extending a recent slide that has taken the red metal well into bear market territory. The COMEX Copper futures have tanked from a high of around $5 per pound and the tumble under $4 per pound has now triggered a very heavy amount of selling today amid bearish cues from equities and risk off sentiments. The red metal is […]

Concerns that the Ukraine war's limited supply won't be able to fulfil demand from the world's biggest economies, particularly China as it emerges from months of lockdowns, pushed crude to rise in recent months to multi-year highs