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"My worry is that listing, which is what some people are proposing, will change this way, this Tata way," Noel Tata said at the HT Leadership Summit.

Business and management courses make up one in three UK overseas enrolments. In 2024/25, 148,500 international students in these programmes generated £16.8 billion in gross benefits, contributing £15.3 billion net to the UK economy.

The status page covered both its business and enterprise services under Microsoft 365 and its consumer products.

Ramayana entered the Rs 500 crore club in seven days, trailing Dhurandhar 2, which achieved the milestone in just six days.

Huang's argument to Washington was straightforward. Keep selling to China and Chinese companies would keep building on American technology. Cut them off and they would have a reason to build their own.

Recovering from a fractured leg, Kapoor appeared in an Instagram video saying goodbye to the four dogs he calls his children as they were moved to a shelter for temporary care.

Airfares in India are not set by the government. Airlines use dynamic pricing, under which fares rise as the travel date nears and cheaper seats sell out.

Businesses, schools, government offices and airline operations were affected, and some services were reportedly unavailable for close to 18 hours.

Banks are closed on the second and fourth Saturdays, along with Sundays of every month.

Nvidia has reportedly approached Arm CEO Rene Haas as it searches for a permanent successor to Jensen Huang. Haas is among several candidates under consideration, according to the Financial Times.

During the quarter, total expenses also rose to Rs 557 crore from Rs 524 crore in the same period a year ago

Yes Bank has filed a Supreme Court review petition challenging the October 15 ruling that overturned the Rs 8,415-crore AT-1 bond write-off. The move follows a contempt petition filed by the bondholders' trustee.