COVID-19 second wave impact on Indian economy not as bad as first wave, says RBI

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COVID-19 second wave impact on Indian economy not as bad as first wave, says RBI

It said that although the economy was hit by the second of the coronavirus pandemic, it remained resilient on the back of a bountiful harvest in the RBI farming season as well as the momentum of activity in sectors such as road construction, information …
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Pets at Home sales hit £1bn as UK animal ownership hits 'all-time high'

The company, which is the UK’s largest pet supplies retailer and operates more than 450 stores and 300 pet grooming salons nationwide, anticipated underlying pre-tax profit of between £120m and £130m this financial year, higher than …
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Audit watchdog admits it was not up to the job amid major company collapse

The boss of the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has admitted the audit regulator was asleep at the wheel following large scale business collapses that shook confidence in the sector. Sir Jon Thompson, chief executive of the FRC, said he agreed with …
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Indian shares end higher as financials, IT stocks gain

Indian shares closed higher on Thursday, helped by gains in financials and information technology stocks, while a steady decline in daily COVID-19 cases also helped investor sentiment. The blue-chip NSE Nifty 50 index (.NSEI) was up 0.24% at 15,337.85, …
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Foxconn In Talks to Buy Stake in Malaysian Chipmaker DNeX

Shares in DNeX rose as much as 13.6% in Kuala Lumpur following the Bloomberg News report, their highest intraday level in more than a month,
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