BUSINESS

Meta ties up with Salesforce to boost businesses on WhatsApp
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"More and more people prefer to communicate with businesses over text. That's why we launched our Cloud API earlier this year and are now partnering with Salesforce," Mark Zuckerberg said in a Facebook post. The new integration will help businesses build experiences to chat with customers on WhatsApp, while being able to manage communication directly from the Salesforce platform.
Russia ready to supply petrol to Pakistan on deferred payments
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This major development comes after last week's meetings between Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Samarkand, Daily Jang reported.
Future of financing in India is through digitisation: Nirmala Sitharaman
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Addressing the FICCI LEADS summit here, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that UPI is aiming to achieve a target of 1 billion transactions in a day in the next five years. Today, even if there is no brick or mortar bank branches in rural areas, people are able to access banking facilities due to digitisation of financial services, Sitharaman added.
Rupee ends almost flat at 79.75 against US dollar
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At the interbank foreign exchange market, rupee ended at 79.75, as against 79.77 on the previous trading session. "In the last two days, the rupee consolidated in the range of 79.80 to 79.55. RBI's intervention and dollar inflows remain the main driver of the rupee's outperformance in the last few days," Dilip Parmar, Research Analyst, HDFC Securities, said.
BYJU's is a blockbuster like 'Brahmastra', says co-founder Divya Gokulnath
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In a LinkedIn post, Divya Gokulnath said that she hasn't seen "Brahmastra" yet, "but I do happen to know BYJU'S results because, as its Director, I was involved in its making". She mentioned that while BYJU's reported Rs 4,500 crore loss in FY21 due to accounting change, (or Rs 12.5 crore loss daily), "we made Rs 27 crore in revenue per day in FY22".
India to see record smartphone sales worth Rs 61,000 cr this festive season
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E-commerce channels are expected to capture 61 per cent of the overall sales, down from 66 per cent last year, according to Counterpoint Research. The smartphone retail average selling price (ASP) during the festive season will grow 12 per cent to reach its highest ever at $242, although the unit sales may decline by 9 per cent (on-year).
Indices end higher; Sensex up over 550 points
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At close, Sensex ended 578.51 points or 0.98 per cent at 59,719.74, and Nifty ended 194.00 points or 1.10 per cent up at 17,816.25. About 2,109 shares have advanced, 1,362 shares have declined and 131 shares have remained unchanged. Sun Pharma, Dr Reddy's Labs, Tata Steel, IndusInd Bank, Titan Company were major gainers on the Sensex today.
Mohandas Pai slams OYO over 'fake accounting', hospitality major replies
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In a tweet, T.V. Mohandas Pai who is currently Chairman of Manipal Global Education (Manipal University), said: "This is fake accounting! There is nothing like an adjusted ebitda. They are trying to mislead investors by such fake accounting. Regulators and stock exchanges should stop such misreporting in india."
Moody's withdraws rating of Kalyan Jewellers
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The rating outlook prior to withdrawal was stable. "In view of the current market conditions, the company has pushed back its plans to access the international debt capital markets. Moody's has decided to withdraw the rating for its own business reasons," Moody's said.
Govt securities may trade in 7.15-7.40% range in near term: Joseph Thomas
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Joseph Thomas, Head of Research, Emkay Wealth Management, said that the higher than expected inflation print has led 10-year government securities yield firming up and the liquidity condition has pushed the yields at the shorter end higher. Over the near term we expect the yields to be volatile with an upward bias, he says, adding that the near-term range for 10-year government securities may be 7.15 per cent to 7.40 per cent.
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