On 17 October 2025, the FTSE 100 fell sharply. Markets were hit by growing fears around U.S. regional banks. Two such banks disclosed large loan losses and fraud risks. This news shocked investors globally.
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Robinhood is shaking up banking. It started as a simple stock-trading app. Now, it wants to be our bank, wealth advisor, and more. The company is launching services like high-yield savings, private banking, and AI-powered investment tools. It even bought TradePMR, a firm that manages billions in assets. Continue Reading on Meyka This article is…
The United States Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) is taking another huge step in the future of logistics and defense innovation. The lab has awarded study contracts to Anduril Industries and Blue Origin under its Rocket Cargo initiative, a program that looks at how large rockets can deliver cargo from orbit directly to Earth. This…
IndianOil, one of India’s most trusted energy companies, recently marked a historic milestone. The company celebrated 60 years of Indane, its flagship cooking gas brand, by launching a special safety drive in Delhi. This celebration was not only about honoring the past but also about reinforcing the future of safety, sustainability, and customer trust. Continue…
Shares of Nykaa climbed sharply as the market reacted to robust second quarter numbers. The Nykaa Share Price rose about 5 percent on the BSE after the company reported a sharp jump in profit and steady revenue growth. Investors cheered a stronger beauty business, a recovering fashion vertical, and improving margins, all of which helped…
The global outsourcing sector is worth around $283 billion, and it plays a vital role in global business services. India is a major part of this story. A big name, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), is now cutting about 12,000 jobs, roughly 2% of its workforce, mostly mid- and senior-level roles. We see this as a…
Japan’s Nikkei 225 slipped 0.2% on Thursday, pulling back from a recent two-week high. The drop came as investors moved out of electronics and real estate stocks. These two sectors saw sharp declines, weighing heavily on the index. The session ended with the Nikkei down by 77.12 points, closing at 41,190.68. Continue Reading on Meyka…