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Stock market outlook: Q2 results, macro data in focus; global trends and FII flows to guide investors’ sentiment this week

Quarterly earnings, a slew of macroeconomic data releases, and global market trends are set to drive Indian equities in a holiday-shortened week, analysts said. The domestic stock markets will remain closed on Wednesday for the Guru Nanak Gurpurab holiday.“The holiday-shortened week is expected to remain eventful, with multiple key data releases and major corporate earnings…

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Bengaluru shocker: Woman’s decomposed body found in rented house; victim’s phone sent for data retrieval | Bengaluru News

BENGALURU: The decomposed body of a 25-year-old woman was found in her rented house in Gayatri Nagar, north Bengaluru, on Saturday.The deceased was identified as Supriya, a resident of Railway Parallel Road and a native of Davanagere district. She held an MBA degree and was employed with a private firm. Bengaluru Doctor Arrested For Allegedly…

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Men call AI and data analytics masculine skills: The gendered lens of meritocracy that turns equality into a hollow narrative

Women can fly airplanes. They can rule nations. They can build technologies that change the world. But AI skills? Men say those are masculine, according to a recent Capgemini report. We are living in 2025. Really?The world applauds progress with one hand and writes bias into its code with the other. Women have always been…

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‘Change Effective Immediately’, says Qantas CEO in memo to employees on resignation of customer head after cyber breach that leaked data of 5.7 million customers

Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson has announced that Chief Customer and Digital Officer Catriona Larritt will leave the airline at the end of the year to “pursue external opportunities,” marking the first major executive change since Hudson took the helm in early 2024. Larritt, who has spent over a decade with the Qantas Group in various…

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Gold loses festive sparkle as demand drops 16% in India; investment rush offsets jewellery slump: WGC data

India’s gold demand fell 16% year-on-year in the July–September quarter of 2025, as record-high prices curbed jewellery purchases even as investment buying surged, the World Gold Council (WGC) said on Thursday.Total gold demand declined to 209.4 tonnes in the third quarter, compared with 248.3 tonnes in the same period last year. However, the value of…

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US government shutdown fallout: Data blackout poses threat to economic growth- explained by analysts

US government shutdown (AI image) The ongoing US government shutdown has created a significant data vacuum, impacting the release of vital federal economic statistics, from employment figures to national GDP measurements.The information gap is set to widen as authorities postpone releasing third-quarter GDP figures for the largest economy globally.The US administration has postponed various reports…

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Digital surge ahead: India’s data centres to grow fivefold by 2030; says report | India Business News

According to a new Macquarie Equity Research report, India’s data centre capacity is poised for massive expansion, set to double by 2027 based on under-construction capacity and may grow fivefold by 2030 if pipeline capacity is fast-tracked.The report titled ‘Racks to Riches: India Data Centres’, estimates that currently India has 1.4 GW of operational data…

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Gmail Data Breach: Google responds to claim of millions of Gmail passwords leaked; calls in ‘entirely inaccurate and …’ |

Google has denied reports claiming that millions of Gmail accounts were compromised in a recent data breach. Clarifying that there has been no security breach, the tech giant reiterated that the users’ data remains safe. In an official post on X (formerly Twitter), Google said “Reports of a “Gmail security breach impacting millions of users”…

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Bad air: Diwali AQI was near ‘severe’ had data not gone missing; at peak pollution period, just 12 of 39 stations worked | Delhi News

NEW DELHI: Had most ambient air quality stations in Delhi not gone on the blink during peak pollution hours on Diwali night and the subsequent morning, the capital’s average AQI the next day is likely to have been much closer to ‘severe’ levels than official data suggests, a TOI analysis of hourly air quality readings…

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