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Waaree Energies files DRHP for Rs 3000 crore IPO

The company plans to use the IPO proceeds towards part financing the cost of establishing the 6GW of ingot wafer,…

Updated: December 30, 2023 00:26 IST

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Dream debut for Motisons Jewellers; stock skyrockets over 88 per cent

On the NSE, the stock listed at Rs 109, reflecting a sharp jump of 98.18 per cent. Shares of the…

December 26, 2023 17:55 IST

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Muthoot Microfin IPO subscribed 2.83 times on Day 2 of offer

The Initial Public Offer (IPO) received bids for 6,89,23,185 shares against 2,43,87,447 shares on offer, as per data available with…

December 19, 2023 19:26 IST

Credo Brands Marketing IPO fully subscribed: All you want to be GMP, issue price, size and if you should subscribe?

Credo Brands Marketing IPO issue open till December 21 and company aims to fund expansion and set up new stores…

December 19, 2023 18:56 IST

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‘Real worry is losing Indian students,’ Republican Billionaire Ken Griffin warns US

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Billionaire investor Ken Griffin has warned that some of the brightest students from countries like India might never make it to the US and that this could hurt the country’s future. The Citadel CEO said the real loss isn’t the $100,000 cost of an H-1B visa, but it’s when a talented student in India or a math and physics prodigy in China chooses to stay home instead of coming to the US.

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