NFTs are unique blockchain assets transforming digital art, collectibles, and investments, offering creators royalties and investors verifiable ownership worldwide.

Oracle witnessed a near 35% surge in its stock price in US trading on Wednesday, given the growth opportunities in the AI and related segment. However, Indian IT stocks are still not recognized for their AI-related capabilities and ‘stuck’ in ‘traditional’…

Social media loves “dream lifestyle” snapshots. Yet the cost of these dreams is often mortgages, loans, and late nights of worry. Buffett’s modest home and simple meals remind us that enough is often more than enough.

The defence theme has roared back on Dalal Street, with the sector index reclaiming 8,000 after a 7% surge last week. What makes this rally special is its broad strength, as every stock in the basket ended higher. Fresh breakouts, strong base formations,…

This microcap grew revenues from Rs 18 crore in FY21 to Rs 124.5 crore in FY25, with profits at Rs 22.7 crore and margins above 20%. It is targeting Rs 47,000 crore in railway and defence opportunities by FY30, though working capital stress, dependence on…

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Three companies witnessed massive growth in their profits during the past seven years, navigating all challenges. Find out what made them reap such extraordinary profits, and if this growth can sustain.

Gabriel India’s stock has jumped 400% in two years on the back of strong growth and diversification beyond suspensions. New bets include sunroofs, solar dampers, e-bike suspensions, and railways, backed by a large restructuring move. FY25 revenue crossed…

Global volatility in the Indian stock market is making investors cautious. Despite this prevailing sentiment, sector rotation continues to be observed. This is a time when select stocks appear to hold strength, accompanied by chart patterns that warrant tracking.

Investors in equity mutual funds have felt the pinch in the last one year with several schemes generating subdued growth.

The iPhone 17 is here, and EMIs are already tempting buyers. A ₹1.5 lakh phone on 24-month payments feels easy, until the resale value crashes and the debt lingers. For most, the EMIs outlive the phone and the thrill fades faster than the battery.

India’s MedTech sector is rapidly growing due to supportive government policies like the PLI scheme, fostering indigenous manufacturing. Key players including Poly Medicure, Fischer Medical, and Laxmi Dental are expanding aggressively

Two defence players have shot up 200% in a year, fueled by orders, expansions, and bold guidance. But with sky-high valuations, the real question is—can the rally still hold?

Mid-cap hotel stocks are becoming popular on Dalal Street, since they trade at valuations lower than larger and well established peers. However, valuations of mid-cap hotel stocks are still quite high and investors on Dalal Street can wait for corrections…

Ather Electric is transforming into an integrated electric vehicle manufacturer.

A credit card is meant for payments, not for cash. Treating it like an ATM is not convenience, it is debt at 40 percent a year. Stop before the costliest swipe ruins your savings.

Dolly Khanna’s latest move has turned the spotlight on India’s fertiliser sector. Strong monsoon demand, rising rural incomes, and sectoral reforms are driving growth, but investors must weigh subsidy risks, global price volatility, and valuations before…

Varun Chakravarthy, an architect who gave up a stable career to pursue cricket. After facing multiple rejections, injuries, and a failed international debut, Chakravarthy reinvented his bowling style, leading to a stunning redemption arc.

Parents give up land or a flat thinking it will secure their child’s future. Too often, it only leaves them with nothing to fall back on. The cost of a degree keeps climbing, while salaries and property values lag behind. Families are stretched thinner each…