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The Financial Express is an Indian English-language business newspaper. It is published by the Indian Express group since 1961. The FE specialises in India and international business and financial news. Source
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| Scope | National |
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| Language | English, Hindi |
| Country | India |
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| Frequency | Daily |
| Days Published | Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun |
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Search ArticlesCBI books Subhash Chandra over allegations of ‘net worth inflation’ in Rs 980-Cr LICHFL loan case
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has registered an FIR against media baron and Essel Group founder Subhash Chandra for allegedly submitting inflated net-worth certificates to secure two loans aggregating Rs 980 crore from LIC Housing Finance Ltd (LICHFL). The case stems from a complaint by LICHFL, which has alleged that net-worth certificates submitted when the loans were sanctioned showed Chandra to be considerably wealthier than what he later disclosed during insolvency proceedings.
Patna Metro Line 2 underground section moves ahead with Rs 121 crore electrical works
The underground section of Patna Metro Corridor-2 is set to move into an important electrical and traction systems phase, with the Delhi Metro Corporation (DMRC) inviting bids for works estimated at Rs 121.12 crore. As per the official tender document, Package PE-06A covers electrical and traction works for the underground section of Corridor 2.
Heavy rain hits Assam-Mizoram rail route: Several trains cancelled, check dates and details
Train services connecting Assam and Mizoram have been impacted after heavy rainfall caused soil erosion near the railway track on the Katakhal-Bairabi section. Several trains have been cancelled, whereas others will start or terminate at Hailakandi on specified dates. The affected stretch is between Jamira in Assam and Bairabi in Mizoram. As per the official release by the Northeast Frontier Railway (NRF), the soil erosion took place following rainfall on the evening of September 3.
Motilal Oswal Midcap Fund: How Much Underperformance is Too Much?
Investors noticed and the fund grew from about Rs 10.5 billion (bn) in assets under management to roughly Rs 380 bn in four years, more than a thirty-fold increase. This made it one of the largest midcap schemes. Today, its assets stand near Rs 365 bn. But over the past year it has delivered a negative return. On rolling one-year returns measured to August 2026, the fund has returned -3.29% against 7.19% for the Nifty Midcap 150 TRI. That places the fund last among midcap schemes over that period.
First India, now the US: PayPal expands layoff sweep to high-earners
A fresh round of layoffs has hit high-earning senior employees and engineers at PayPal days after the payments giant cut over 200 jobs in India as part of the firm’s previously announced multi-year turnaround plan. According to a notice filed with California’s Employment Development Department (EDD), the new wave of job losses will impact 251 employees at the US company’s San Jose headquarters.
Why global investors are betting on India’s data centres without ‘buying’ them
India’s data centre sector is entering a high-growth phase, but the way global money is flowing in has changed. Instead of buying Indian companies outright, foreign private equity and infrastructure funds are increasingly taking minority equity stakes and providing debt financing to scale up domestic operators, according to S&P Global Ratings.
Inside Jensen Huang’s net worth surge: How a $12.9B deal made the Nvidia CEO even richer
Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang has witnessed a major boost in his fortune after the ‘World Leader in AI Computing ‘ confirmed that it was acquiring the New York City-based company, Hugging Face, in a $12.9 billion deal. Huang jumped to the No 8 spot on the Forbes Real-Time Billionaires list on Friday, sitting just behind Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison with an estimated net worth close to the $200-billion mark.
Narendran Leads Tata Sons Chairman Race; CFO Agrawal, NSE’s Chauhan in contention: Report
While Narendran has emerged as the frontrunner among internal candidates, Agrawal is also in the reckoning with his investment-banking and capital-allocation experience, while Chauhan, a veteran of India’s capital markets and one of the founding executives of the National Stock Exchange, could turn out to be the dark horse, the people said. The selection process is still underway, and no final decision has been taken.
No stocks, no mutual funds: Delhi man on track for Rs 3 Cr by 50 – key lessons
When I first looked at his investment journey, what stood out was not what he owned, but what he did not own. He has never directly invested in stocks. He has no mutual fund portfolio. He does not have a fixed deposit either. He does not follow the market every day. Yet this 45-year-old plans to retire in 2031, at the age of 50, with more than Rs 3 crore in retirement savings and a pension of around Rs 1 lakh a month.
Norway’s $2.3 trillion pension fund proposes big rethink of the US Treasury bet
Norges Bank, which manages Norway’s Government Pension Fund Global (GPFG), one of the world’s largest sovereign wealth funds, with over $2.3 trillion of fund value, has recommended a sweeping change to how the fund holds government bonds, including US Treasuries. In a letter to Norway’s Ministry of Finance, Norges Bank, the central bank of Norway, proposed cutting the government bond subindex of Norway’s sovereign pension fund’s bond benchmark from 70% to 50%.