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Premium Airline Offerings: Airlines bet on premium travel as rising fuel costs squeeze profits

Airlines turn to premium cabins, upgraded lounges to boost revenue amid fuel costs Airlines are expanding their premium offerings, from luxury seats and Michelin-starred chefs to upgraded airport lounges, as they bet on growing demand for more comfortable and personalised travel experiences.The strategy could further reduce the share of economy-class seats on many flights, with…

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strait of hormuz disruptions push ioc to acquire crude oil lpg carriers

Indian Oil plans to buy its own oil, LPG ships as freight costs surge 4 times

Strait of Hormuz disruptions push IOC to acquire crude oil, LPG carriers With shipping costs rising sharply and movement around the Strait of Hormuz facing disruptions, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) is looking to take greater control of how its crude oil and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) reach its refineries.The state-owned oil major plans to purchase…

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samsungs cash reserves to cross 200 trillion won as ai chip demand grows

Samsung set to become South Korea’s first company with 200 trillion won in cash

Samsung’s cash reserves to cross 200 trillion won as AI chip demand grows Samsung Electronics is on course to become the first company in South Korea to build cash assets of more than 200 trillion won ($146.6 billion), with the artificial intelligence (AI)-driven semiconductor boom strengthening its financial position.The chipmaker’s cash reserves have nearly doubled…

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Gold, Muhurat trading and big business: The economics of Diwali and how they’ve changed

For generations, Diwali has been associated with distinctive business, financial and economic traditions that continue to evolve with changing times. Diwali is more than a festival of lights. For generations, it has also been an occasion for Indian businesses, traders and households to review their finances, begin new accounts, buy gold and make investments.While these…

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indias renewable energy push could save 240 billion

India’s clean energy push cut its fuel import bill by $240 billion: IEA

India’s renewable energy push could save $240 billion India’s shift towards renewable energy could help it save billions on fuel imports, while making the country less dependent on global energy markets.The transition could bring cumulative savings of nearly $240 billion on coal and natural gas imports by 2030, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).As…

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fiis pour in dalal street after global ai stocks tumble

FIIs return to Dalal Street, pump Rs 38,971 crore into Indian equities amid AI sell-off

FIIs pour in Dalal Street after global AI stocks tumble NEW DELHI: Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have invested Rs 38,971 crore in Indian equities this week, as a sharp fall in global technology stocks flipped investment trends.Concerns over heavy spending on artificial intelligence (AI) and a possible slowdown in data centre investments have triggered selling…

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berkshire hathaways profit falls 28

Berkshire Hathaway: Berkshire Hathaway’s profit falls 28% as Geico struggles: Warren Buffett’s insurance giant under focus

Berkshire Hathaway’s profit falls 28% Berkshire Hathaway reported a more than 28% decline in its third-quarter profit, with weaker performance at its insurance businesses and changes in the value of its investments weighing down the results.The conglomerate posted a profit of $22.1 billion, or $15,502 per Class A share, compared with $30.8 billion, or $21,413…

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samvat 2083 whats next for investors

Samvat 2083 outlook: Stocks, sectors and levels investors should keep an eye on

Samvat 2083: What’s next for investors? NEW DELHI: Diwali is here, and investors are looking ahead to Samvat 2083 with one key question: what lies ahead for Dalal Street in the new year? While India’s domestic growth outlook remains encouraging, global uncertainties and market volatility could keep investors on their toes. Market participants are therefore…

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