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In early trade, the rupee fell by 23 paise against US Dollar at Rs 79.68, on August 18. Moreover, the dollar index, which gauges the greenback's strength against six currencies, rose 0.06% to 106.64, whereas, the global oil benchmark Brent crude advanced 0.14% to USD 93.78 per barrel. Meanwhile, the 30-share Sensex was trading 229.29 points at 60,030.84, the broader NSE-Nifty was down 61.15 points to 17,883.10.
Jawan, which released in theatres on Thursday, has already minted ₹200 crore at the domestic box office. Since the release, the film is making rounds and has become the first film of the Indian cinema, to opne at ₹75 crores. In two days the film … read-more
TAGS: Jawan, Shah Rukh Khan, Box office collection, Indian Cinema, Bollywood
The rupee fell 9 paise to register a lifetime low of 83.22 (provisional) against the US dollar on Thursday. This marks the fourth consecutive day of the downward trend of the rupee. The fall was credited to the firm American dollar and increased… read-more
TAGS: Rupee, US Dollar, All Time Low, Crude Oil, business
With early morning shows across India, and cinema halls going housefull, Shah Rukh Khan's magnum opus Jawan has become the biggest opener at the box office in the history of Indian cinema. The actor beat his own movie Pathaan, which was released… read-more
TAGS: Jawan, Nayanthara, srk, box office, History, Indian Cinema
Spotify, a music app is struggling to gain subscriptions and to enhance their business, they made major changes in its features. However, the attempt to push users for subscriptions isn't going well with the users, as they are left with smart… read-more
TAGS: spotify, Subscription, Users, music app, business
The Pakistan Cricket Board on September 6, demanded compensation from the Asian Cricket Council for the loss of gate money it has suffered due to Asia Cup matches being held in Sri Lanka. Although the PCB has not issued any official statement on… read-more
TAGS: PCB, Cricket Association, Asian Cricket Council, Losses, Sports news
As the G20 nations urged the world to double down on efforts to address climate change during the weekend, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk on Monday said climate change will not end the world as is being propagated. Reacting to a follower who… read-more
TAGS: Space X, Tesla CEO, Elon Musk, Climate Change, G20 Leaders
