Apple announced the $1,999 iPhone Duo, its first foldable, as Speedtest data shows foldables remain a niche at about 1.4% of global samples, with Samsung still dominating the segment.
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Bernstein analysts say foreign institutional investors may resume trading in Indian equities but long‑term allocations remain unlikely after nearly $40 bn of outflows.
The National Stock Exchange of India's IPO closed with a grey market premium of about 3% and overall subscription at 1.16 times the offer.
Tata Trusts says the September 17 board resolution to re‑appoint N. Chandrasekaran as chairman of Tata Sons was invalid because the required affirmative support of its nominee directors was not met.
A notice marked as a 'Discrepancy in Name' was issued to Election Commissioner S.S. Sandhu during Delhi's Special Intensive Revision, but his entry remains validated for the final roll.
A Kerala excise raid on a house in Muttil has highlighted conflicting ownership records, with an SBI sale certificate naming a new buyer while local panchayat documents still list the former owner.
A year after India's GST rationalisation, rising commodity costs have trimmed the consumer price relief initially seen across automobiles, FMCG and other sectors.
A debate on the 15‑year‑old’s ability to transition to Test cricket intensified after former England spinner Monty Panesar warned he lacks the technique, while ex‑Australia captain Michael Clarke argued the opposite.
India posted 195/4 in a 20‑over chase and then dismissed Bangladesh for 81, winning by 114 runs and booking a place in the Asian Games final.
India’s tennis‑ball cricket sees record matches and new leagues, while a repairable phone model challenges the high‑cost, low‑repair smartphone market.