Urban Company, Boat get Sebi nod for IPO
Urban Company has received Sebi’s approval for its Rs 1,900 crore IPO, following its April filing. The on-demand home services platform was recently named Startup of the Year at the ET Startup Awards 2025. Gurugram-based wearables brand Boat has also secured regulatory clearance for its IPO through Sebi’s confidential filing route.
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Online sales of pickleball paddles and related equipment in China have skyrocketed, according to data from WPIC Marketing + Technologies.
China’s Xi urges AI cooperation, rejects ‘Cold War mentality’ at SCO summit
It is unclear if the SCO summit will pave the way for any breakthroughs in easing tensions, though Beijing has sought to cast itself as a global peacemaker.
This Chinese property stock is defying the slump and poised to soar, Barclays predicts
One Chinese property company is not only defying the market slump but also returning money to shareholders.
‘We shouldn’t ignore this:’ Longtime investor Rebecca Patterson warns Trump could damage Fed independence
Politicizing the Fed could have long-term economic consequences, according to former Bridgewater Associates chief investment strategist Rebecca Patterson.
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Since taking office in January, Trump has placed the Fed directly in the crosshairs of executive power.
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Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Alibaba, Ulta, Dell Technologies, Caterpillar & more
See which stocks are posting big moves before the bell.
Fed’s Waller, a candidate for chair, sees potential for half-point cut if labor market weakens further
Waller said he believes the Fed can use its power over rates to stave off further labor market weakening. “So, let’s get on with it,” he said.
How Italy’s banking M&A wave started crashing
The merger fever that’s gripped Italy’s banking sector showed signs of abating this summer — but its end isn’t nigh.