on July 31, 2025 at 3:36 pm Stock Market Today: Trump Gives Mexico More Time for Trade Talks; Nasdaq Jumps on Tech Earnings​
Microsoft’s market value tops $4 trillion, while indexes hit new records
Microsoft’s market value tops $4 trillion, while indexes hit new records
on July 31, 2025 at 3:31 pm Trump’s Russia Sanctions Strategy Runs Hot and Cold​Laurence Norman
His tighter deadline to reach peace with Ukraine and his threat against Russia’s energy customers contrast with a lighter approach to Russia elsewhere.
His tighter deadline to reach peace with Ukraine and his threat against Russia’s energy customers contrast with a lighter approach to Russia elsewhere.
on July 31, 2025 at 3:00 pm Why Pre-K Is Good for a Parent’s Career​Lisa Ward
A study suggests that when parents enroll their child in prekindergarten, the earnings and career benefits can be substantial
A study suggests that when parents enroll their child in prekindergarten, the earnings and career benefits can be substantial
on July 31, 2025 at 8:15 pm Pricey SUVs help small-car king Maruti Suzuki battle domestic blues​
Revenue grew even as its sales in the domestic market have struggled, with the first three months seeing Maruti’s total domestic sales fall 5% to 430,889. Growth was largely due sales of SUVs such as Grand Vitara, Fronx, Jimny and Brezza.
Revenue grew even as its sales in the domestic market have struggled, with the first three months seeing Maruti’s total domestic sales fall 5% to 430,889. Growth was largely due sales of SUVs such as Grand Vitara, Fronx, Jimny and Brezza.
on July 31, 2025 at 4:31 pm Indigo’s Q2 to be soft, but a smooth takeoff expected in second half​
Indigo’s valuation looks lofty. The near-term outlook seems challenging as growth in capacity outpaces demand, hurting yields, said the Nuvama report
Indigo’s valuation looks lofty. The near-term outlook seems challenging as growth in capacity outpaces demand, hurting yields, said the Nuvama report
on July 31, 2025 at 11:00 am The AI Company Capitalizing on Our Obsession With Excel​Isabelle Bousquette
Startup Fundamental Research Labs is challenging what is arguably the most powerful business software of all time by capitalizing on our love for it.
Startup Fundamental Research Labs is challenging what is arguably the most powerful business software of all time by capitalizing on our love for it.
on July 31, 2025 at 11:00 am The administration is moving to increase tariffs on imports from several nations while a federal appeals court considers the legality of his efforts​Louise Radnofsky
Federal appeals judges are considering the legality of the president’s moves to impose levies.
Federal appeals judges are considering the legality of the president’s moves to impose levies.
on July 31, 2025 at 4:22 pm After Meta, Google moves to restrict under-18 users from accessing inappropriate content​
Google has started testing new age assurance technology in the US to better protect underage users. The system uses machine learning to estimate age, activating features for minors while allowing identification verification for those flagged incorrectly.
Google has started testing new age assurance technology in the US to better protect underage users. The system uses machine learning to estimate age, activating features for minors while allowing identification verification for those flagged incorrectly.
on July 31, 2025 at 4:18 pm Delhi High Court halts coal ministry move to encash ₹29 crore from Vedanta’s bank guarantee​
The mining major had challenged a ₹29 crore penalty for coal block delays, citing regulatory setbacks and ecological barriers in Odisha mine project.
The mining major had challenged a ₹29 crore penalty for coal block delays, citing regulatory setbacks and ecological barriers in Odisha mine project.
on July 30, 2025 at 3:00 pm Why So Many People Get Financial Advice That Is Wrong for Them​Shlomo Benartzi
Advisers too often assume all people have somewhat similar preferences. The result is that outliers—and there are a lot of them—get investments that don’t fit their needs.
Advisers too often assume all people have somewhat similar preferences. The result is that outliers—and there are a lot of them—get investments that don’t fit their needs.
