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The stock market on Friday has closed on a bullish note. While the Sensex gained 1,534.16 points to settle at 54,326.39 points, the Nifty climbed 456.75 points, closing at 16,266.15 points.

As India's edtech bubble continues to burst, firms that enjoyed unparalleled success in the last couple of years are now on the path of sustenance.

On Thursday, the Indian equity benchmarks extended their fall for the second straight session over fears of slower economic growth.

Walmart-owned payments platform PhonePe is set to acquire two investment technology firms WelathDesk and OpenQ for a combined value of $75 million.

The stock market on Wednesday slipped into the red, pausing a two-day upward trend. The Sensex settled at 54,209 points and the Nifty stood at 16,240 points.

In the preliminary proxy statement filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission related to the deal with Elon Musk, Twitter has claimed that Musk had opted out of asking any questions about the company's business.

Paytm Mall, One97 Communications' e-commerce arm, saw a significant drop in valuation as its key backers Alibaba and Ant Financial exited the firm.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday granted an extension until August 28 for demolishing the twin towers at Supertech Emerald Court in Noida's Sector 93.

Just days after banning the export of wheat, the Centre on Tuesday announced relaxations its order restricting wheat export issued on Friday.

The stock market on Tuesday closed in the hands of bull as the Sensex rose 2.48% to 54,318.47 points while the Nifty climbed 2.56% to 16,259.3 points.

Swiss cement giant Holcim has decided to exit India by selling its business in the country to Gautam Adani-led conglomerate for $10.5 billion.

We have heard rumors about Twitter being biased toward the left-wing and the company's employees hating Elon Musk's proposed $44 billion acquisition.

When global markets opened Monday, international wheat prices were up nearly 6% per bushel (or 27.21 kg) compared to Saturday after India's wheat export ban.

Following a much-awaited Initial Public Offering (IPO), LIC has made its debut on Dalal Street.

Thanks to its pact with Hero MotoCorp, Harley-Davidson has staged a comeback in India by emerging as the market leader in the high-end motorbike segment.

On Monday, the stock market managed to end in the green, halting a sharp six-day plunge, in highly volatile trade.

Tesla has decided to put on hold its plan to sell electric cars in India as it failed to secure lower import taxes. The company has stopped looking for showroom space and even reassigned some of its India team.

Ford has scrapped its plans to manufacture EVs in India for the global markets. Geopolitical tensions and a difficult business case might have influenced this decision.

The last few months haven't been good for Netflix, with the company's earnings report showing customer loss for the first time in a decade.

India's move to ban wheat exports drew criticism from the Group of Seven (G7) nations saying such steps might be unproductive and worsen the situation of rising commodity prices.

India has banned wheat exports with immediate effect as part of its efforts to limit hike in domestic prices.

In a surprise turn of events, Elon Musk has put his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter on hold temporarily.

The Indian stock market on Friday extended fall for the sixth straight day as the Sensex and Nifty shed their early gains to close in red at 52,793.62 and 15,782.15 points, respectively.

Twitter is going through an uneasy transition as it prepares for Elon Musk's $44 billion acquisition. The uneasiness has spread to the top as two senior executives of the company are heading toward the exit.

Saudi Aramco, the petroleum and natural gas giant from Saudi Arabia, has dethroned Apple to become the most valuable company in the world.

Campbell Wilson, the former CEO of low-cost airline Scoot (a Singapore Airlines subsidiary), has been named the new CEO and Managing Director (MD) of Air India, according to an official announcement by Tata Sons on Thursday.

The stock market on Thursday continued the losing streak for the fifth day in a row as the Sensex slid 1,158.08 points to 52,930.31 points while the Nifty shed 359.1 points to 15,808 points.

On Wednesday, major indices of the stock market ended flat with the Sensex settling at 54,088.39 points and the Nifty closing at 16,167.1 points.

Tinder's parent company Match Group has sued Google, alleging that its Android apps are being forced to use Google Play Store billing for payments and pay a 30% royalty on each transaction.

Future Twitter owner Elon Musk has answered the question that has been bugging everyone since he decided to acquire the microblogging platform.

New York-based Tiger Global, one of the world's biggest hedge funds, has been hit by losses of around $17 billion this year caused by the large-scale sell-off of technology stocks since last week.

The stock market on Tuesday ended on a sluggish note, extending the fall for a third straight session in volatile trade.

The Xiaomi India v/s Enforcement Directorate (ED) saga has seemingly entered a crucial phase, with the tech giant alleging threats of physical violence and intimidation by the Indian agency.

On Monday, the benchmark Sensex and Nifty indices were on a downward trend amid weak global cues.

Extending its losses, the Indian rupee touched an all-time low of 77.42 against the US dollar in early trade on Monday.

Elon Musk has whipped up a storm with his latest tweet talking about his death under "mysterious circumstances."

Bengaluru-based Wakefit Solutions has been in the business of sleep for six years. The company has now taken things up a notch by introducing what they call the "Right to Nap."

In a huge relief to Xiaomi India, a vacation bench of the Karnataka High Court ordered an interim stay on the seizure of its assets worth Rs. 5,551.27 crore by the Enforcement Directorate (ED).

The price of the 14.2kg liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinder has been hiked by Rs. 50 with effect from Saturday.

Indian consumers are likely to bear face an extra burden on their pockets as the country's FMCG giant Hindustan Unilever (HUL) raised product prices by up to 15% across categories, CNBC-TV18 reported on Friday.