Tesla to officially drive into India next week

TCS HR chief on when staff can expect their hikes

HUL shares rally 4% as Priya Nair gets CEO role

Q1 credit growth at 9.5%, likely to pick up

Banking credit rose 9.5% in the quarter ending June while deposits rose 10.1% in the same period on a year on year basis, data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) showed. Credit growth is generally weak in the first half of the fiscal as the summer sowing and monsoon season impact investments and consumptions. RBI’s sectoral deployment data released last week showed that credit growth moderated in agriculture, industry and services sectors in May 2025.Banking sector credit growth slowed to 12% in fiscal ended March 2025, from 16% the previous year indicating weak demand for loans. However, analysts expect credit growth to recover this year largely on the back of cheaper loans after RBI’s cumulative 100 basis points cuts this calendar year. One basis point is 0.01 percentage poi

NSE, BSE issue advisory to bond investors. Here are 10 things to know

Stock exchanges BSE and NSE on Friday issued an advisory to investors dealing with Online Bond Platform Providers (OBPPs) to explain to them the underlying features of bonds, risks and costs associated with such investments, in order to help them make informed decisions.In a joint press release issued today, the exchanges said that it is crucial to understand the concepts of the bond markets including the factors affecting the yield of the bonds. The release was issued amid a growing popularity of online bond platforms and easier access to investors to various fixed-income instruments.10 things to know:1) Yield to Maturity (YTM): One of the most important concepts to understand is the YTM, which represents the total annualized return an investor can expect if the bond is held until its mat

DMart Q1 Results: Profit rises 2% YoY to Rs 830 cr

HUL denies reports on CFO Tiwari’s exit

Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL) on Thursday said that Ritesh Tiwari continues to serve as Executive Director, Finance, IT & Chief Financial Officer, countering recent media reports that suggested his likely movement to a global role. In a regulatory filing under SEBI’s Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements (LODR), the company said, “Mr. Ritesh Tiwari continues to be the Executive Director, Finance, IT & Chief Financial Officer of the Company.” The clarification comes amid reports indicating possible leadership changes at the company, a day after the FMCG giant appointed Priya Nair as CEO. “At HUL, we consistently nurture talent and groom leaders as part of our ongoing talent development process,” the company said.Ritesh Tiwari is a global finance professional with

RIL to announce Q1 earnings on July 18

Flipkart buys back $50 million in employee stock

Trump’s State dept firing begins: Over 1,300 fired