As the mystery around who hired the NSO Group, the Israeli surveillance company, for allegedly spying on Indian journalists and activists deepens, the government is blaming WhatsApp, which is pointing fingers at NSO. The Pegasus creator maintains it only sells its spywares to governments.
As the mystery around who hired the NSO Group, the Israeli surveillance company, for allegedly spying on Indian journalists and activists deepens, the government is blaming WhatsApp, which is pointing fingers at NSO. The Pegasus creator maintains it only sells its spywares to governments.
Yes Bank was put under an F&O ban after the stock breached the stipulated market-wide position limit. Traders don’t rule out a fundamental price movement on the counter. Many believe a big operator may be in control of Yes Bank open interest and it may not end well as these positions are largely short.
The voluntary winding up of RHT Trust, which was once “virtually owned” by the brothers, their families, and others, has been halted after legal advice. Meanwhile, Indiabulls had to cough up INR18 crore to mitigate the Supreme Court’s ire for contempt. If the brothers, now in jail, want some leniency from the court, they will have to pay INR2,341 crore.
After a stellar listing and an impressive bull run, the stock of the home-improvement and building-products retailer corrected sharply. The company is grappling with a slew of issues, including the business model itself, swings in strategy, dissonance between numbers and the situation on the ground besides questionable corporate governance.
The Infosys stock fell 16% on October 22 after the whistleblower letter became public. But the action has shifted to the derivative market. A specific INR740 November put option has come under the scanner, where premium shot up from INR17 to INR130. ET Prime analyses data to check the insider-trading angle.
