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The trend of publicly traded companies being named after their founders is a longtime tradition tied to brand identity, personal reputation, and luxury market positioning. However, the practice is slowing as global companies prioritize corporate or aspirational names over the branding of individual founders
Veteran investor Vijay Kedia shared his philosophy on how to navigate the stock market amid the daily barrage of news,...
Foreign investors are gradually trimming their bearish bets after the Budget, but the market’s undertone remains fragile, says Anand James,...
Wall Street is eyeing another record session as U.S. stock futures pointed higher on Sunday, while the bond market digested...
Analysts see Nifty maintaining a positive bias with 25,800 remaining a key level to watch and resistance placed in 26,000–26,300...
Asia’s healthcare challenges include aging populations, rising disease, and strained infrastructure, but the crisis is better understood at the kitchen...
At a difficult time for America, Super Bowl advertisers ask viewers to take care of themselves and others — and maybe even...
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