Flipkart India Pvt., backed by Walmart Inc., has injected $30 million into its financial services arm Supermoney as the Bengaluru-based company strengthens its position in digital payments, lending, and stock broking. The new funding comes just months after Flipkart spun off the fintech unit and had already infused $20 million…
Shares in Orsted surged 9% on Tuesday after a US federal court on Monday allowed the Danish energy company…
European markets opened higher on Tuesday, driven largely by gains in renewable energy stocks. Investors reacted strongly to a…
Shares in ASM International fell on Tuesday after the Dutch supplier of semiconductor-manufacturing equipment revised its full-year forecast, citing…
Gautam Adani’s wealth has surged by $13 billion over two trading sessions, following key regulatory relief that eased investor…
Indian IT stocks slumped on Monday after US President Donald Trump announced an overhaul of the H-1B visa programme,…
The United States has confirmed that a new $100,000 fee for H-1B visas will apply only to new applications,…