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03/05/2025
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News Headline from Leading Financial News Papers, Compiled by 𝐑𝐔𝐃𝐑𝐀 *Shares*
Saturday, 03 May, 2025
• Rallis India’s turnaround plan faces tough macro environment
• Federal Bank Q4 FY25 – taking baby steps to achieve long-term goals
• US unlikely to budge as India lobbies for sectoral tariff exemptions on steel, aluminium
• Over 50% Indian consumers trust banks to use Gen AI on personal, financial data
• FIIs extend buying streak to 12th session, infuse Rs 2,769 crore on May 2; DIIs pump in Rs 3,290 crore
• Bulk & Block deals: Quality Investment Holdings exits PNB Housing Finance with 10.43% stake sale
• TCS, IBM join hands to deploy India’s largest quantum computer in Andhra Pradesh
• 'Covaxin maker Bharat Biotech pivots into cell and gene therapy, eyes cost-effective innovations
• Gold loans double in FY25, despite slowdown in bank credit growth
•As SUV battle intensifies, Mahindra & Tata overtake Hyundai in April dispatches
• Relaxo footwear now available on Q-commerce platforms
• 'Carlsberg plans to add 2-3 breweries in India to grow market share: CEO Jacob Aarup-Andersen
• India’s creator economy set to influence $1 trillion in consumer spending by 2030: Report
• Consumer sentiment largely stable, rural demand improving: Marico MD Saugata Gupta
• Tim Cook's Apple iPhone recipe: Made in India, sold in America
• Tech Mahindra to acquire 100% stake in Mahindra Racing UK for GBP 1.2 million
• IndusInd Bank brings Cyril Mangaldas for legal heft
• Gold more than a safe haven: Pradeep Gupta decodes
• RBI panel for extending call money hours, repo timing
• Sebi eases norms for brokers to operate at GIFT city
• Tata Motors approves Rs 500 crore NCD issuance
• Self reliance! DIIs’ shareholding in Indian stocks now higher than FIIs'
• Vodafone Idea to amend shareholders' pact to enable promoters retain management rights
• Bhushan woes could burn ₹4,500 cr hole in JSW Steel’s pocket
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