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Shares of Reliance Industries Ltd. gained in early trade on Friday, November 28, as brokerage firm Jefferies reiterated its positive stance on the stock, projecting a 14% potential upside from its previous closing price.
Jefferies maintained its "buy" rating on Reliance Industries with a price target of ₹1,785 per share. The stock ended the previous session at ₹1,564.8 apiece.
Paytm shares get an upgrade, over 100% price target hike on multiple positive triggers
Global brokerage firm Goldman Sachs has upgraded shares of One97 Communications, the parent company of payments aggregator Paytm to 'Buy' from its earlier rating of 'Neutral.'
Goldman Sachs has also increased its price target on Paytm by more than 100% to ₹1,570 from ₹705 earlier. The revised price target from the brokerage implies a potential upside of 21% from Thursday's closing levels.
How rate-cut expectations are driving gold and silver prices higher
Gold and silver extended their gains on Friday (November 28) as growing expectations of a US Federal Reserve rate cut in December continued to buoy global bullion markets. Firmer bets on monetary easing, coupled with a weakening US dollar, pushed
Delhi-NCR chokes under 'very poor' air quality, overall AQI 384
The air quality in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) remained in the 'very poor' category on Friday morning for the 15th consecutive day. The overall Air Quality Index reading was 384.
A total of 20 monitoring stations recorded 'very poor' air quality, while 18 fell in the 'severe' category, according to the Central Pollution Control Board's (CPCB) Sameer app.
The first major IPO of December 2025 is here; Check price band, lot size and other details
Indian e-commerce company Meesho Ltd. has announced that its ₹5,421.2 crore Initial Public Offering (IPO) will open for subscription on Wednesday, December 3, and close on Friday, December 5, 2025.
Price band for the issue has been fixed between ₹105 to ₹111 per share. Meesho shares will have a face value of ₹1 each.
New labour codes are game-changers, mark biggest overhaul of India’s workplace rules in decades: Experts
India’s long-awaited labour reforms — which consolidate 29 separate laws into four modern labour codes — represent a transformative shift in workplace governance, say Sonu Iyer of EY India and Anshul Prakash of Khaitan & Co.
The experts told CNBC-TV18 that the new framework brings long-needed simplification, gender neutrality and stronger social security, while also recognising gig and platform workers for the first time.
India's AI Summit can recenter the global conversation around what most countries actually need
If India can offer even a handful of clear, implementable pathways — on accessible compute, usable datasets, and pragmatic regulation — it will provide something global discussions have been missing: an agenda that starts with delivery challenges and treats them as the anchor, not the afterthought.
AI governance has focused on managing risk. India's Summit can show what it looks like when governance also starts from opportunity — and from the needs of the countries where AI's impact on daily life will be greatest.
Staying relevant: A professor’s insights on what makes engineers more employable
The world won't slow down to accommodate us. But there's a profound opportunity in this reality: while routine tasks become automated, the demand for those who can learn, adapt, think critically, work across disciplines, and leverage their humanity has never been higher.
Don't be a lift man. Be the person who solves problems that haven't been reduced to button-pressing yet. Your employability isn't about what you know today. It's about who you're capable of becoming tomorrow.
Legal Digest | No reassessment of a company that has converted itself into an LLP
Demystifying the Law | In the latest edition of #LegalDigest, CA & legal expert S Murlidharan breaks down significant court rulings and judgments,keeping you up to speed about key legal developments with his insightful commentary and interpretation
How Devansh Jain rebuilt Inox Wind from a near-wipeout to a ₹1 lakh crore renewable energy powerhouse
Inox Wind’s revival is now being cited as one of India’s most striking examples of resilience in the renewable sector. Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Devansh Jain, Executive Director of InoxGFL Group, recalled the company’s darkest phase — a period defined by policy upheaval, stalled projects and an industry-wide collapse.
The transition from preferential tariffs to competitive auctions around 2017 triggered a massive disruption in India’s wind energy sector. “We thought it would last a few quarters. Nobody knew it would take five years,” Jain said. As orders dried up and implementation delays stretched on, Inox Wind slipped into losses of nearly ₹500 crore and accumulated debt of over ₹3,000 crore
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