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Economic Times

• 5 midcap stocks from 3 sectors that have upside scope of 25% according to analysts
• Adani stocks defy technical weakness to stage smart rebound of up to 6%
• Hot Stocks: Global brokerages on M&M Finance, Indigo, Marico, Zomato
• Electronics Mart India IPO kicks off: Should you subscribe?
• Chart Check: This telecom stock at record high likely to surpass Rs 1,000 mark in next 2-3 quarters

Latest News from the Wall Street Journal

• Poshmark to Sell Itself for Less Than Half Its IPO Price to Korea's Naver
• Rising Interest Rates Test Demand for Cars
• Samsung Kicks Advanced Chip-Making Race Into High Gear
• Nvidia Closing Offices in Russia
• Will Smith's 'Emancipation' Will Be in Theaters Dec. 2, Apple Says

Banking & Finance

• India saw 20.5 bn online transactions worth Rs 36 trillion in Q2
• How to use PNB WhatsApp banking: a step-by-step guide
• Bank of Baroda looks to ramp up wealth management business
• PayU calls off $4.7 bn acquisition of BillDesk; Prosus terminates deal after 13 months
• Lenders' provisional Q2 numbers indicate a strong credit growth

Noobpreneur – Small Business

• How to Transport Small Items Safe and Intact? Useful Tips for Shippers
• 7 Ways to Master TikTok Hashtag Marketing
• 5 Books That Will Improve Your Company Culture
• 6 Habits That Will Help to Reach Financial Freedom
• Life Insurance for Diabetics: Qualifying, Applying and Reducing Costs 

Industry

• Railways' new time table increases speed of 500 trains
• Pricier city gas to temper volume growth to 8-10% this fiscal: Crisil
• Lupin gets USFDA nod for generic HIV drug
• Govt approves amendments for private FM Phase-III guidelines
• India saw 20.5 bn online transactions worth Rs 36 trillion in Q2

NYTimes Business Day

• South Korean Internet Giant Buys Poshmark in $1.2 Billion Deal
• How to Time Your Leaf-Peeping Trip This Fall
• Trump Sues CNN for Defamation, Seeking $475 Million
• Robert Ferrante, News-Driven Producer at CBS and NPR, Dies at 87
• Businesses Brace for Currency Chaos in Asia

Stocks

• Bank stocks riding high! Is there more steam left for this heavyweight sector?
• Oktoberfest for cryptos: Bitcoin tops $20,000; what’s in store this month
• Bank of Maharashtra climbs 5% on Q2 business update
• Midcap stock rallies 11% on bagging Rs 1,061 crore order
• How will Nifty be placed in Q3? 4 reasons to buy the volatility

Technology

• iPhone manufacturing: Can India pip China anytime soon?
• White House guidelines for AI aim to mitigate harm
• Court backs Twitter over complaint from conspiracy-plagued Dutch town
• EU lawmakers pass single charger reform for electronic devices
• Google probing why can't some Pixel owners use Android Auto

Wall Street Journal – US Business

• Poshmark to Sell Itself for Less Than Half Its IPO Price to Korea's Naver
• Rising Interest Rates Test Demand for Cars
• Samsung Kicks Advanced Chip-Making Race Into High Gear
• Nvidia Closing Offices in Russia
• Will Smith's 'Emancipation' Will Be in Theaters Dec. 2, Apple Says

NYTimes – Deal Book

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• Credit Suisse Takes a Hit Over Investor Fears
• The Supreme Court’s Business Docket
• NASA May Let Billionaire Astronaut and SpaceX Lift Hubble Telescope

Small Business Trends

• Why People Believe Things That Aren’t True Inside Your Company
• Fortune Alexander of Pega – 70% of Customer Service Leaders Say They’re Optimizing Experiences for Gen Z and Millennials
• Is Crowdfunding Taxable?
• Best Dash Cam Options for Small Businesses
• Cybersecurity Terms You Should Know 

Economics & Business

• Horrible bosses cause 'race to the bottom,' study finds
• New property valuation technique delivers more accurate predictions using machine learning and big data
• Study shows children of lower economic status more willing to make risky decisions than wealthier children
• Convenience-store robberies: Understanding the dynamics of workplace violence can improve employee health and safety
• Study of USPS statistics suggests working in high temperatures leads to more harassment and discrimination

NYTimes – Small Business

• Silicon Valley Slides Back Into ‘Bro’ Culture
• Silicon Valley Had Its Heyday. Can Tech Ecosystems Now Grow Inland?
• Herbert Kohler, Plumbing Mogul Who Created a Golf Mecca, Dies at 83
• A $100 Million Bet on Finding the Next ‘Mr. Beast’
• Twilight of Entrepreneurs in China as More Leave the Country

The Economist – Business

• The deadly sins and the workplace
• Can Larry Fink survive the ESG culture wars?
• What Italian business makes of Giorgia Meloni
• Matrimony is one of India’s biggest businesses
• Why some chipmakers are hurting much more than others

NYTimes – Economy

• Less Turnover, Smaller Raises: Hot Job Market May Be Losing Its Sizzle
• The Long Road to Driverless Trucks
• August PCE Inflation Data Shows Prices Are Stubbornly High
• Liz Truss’ Woes Multiply After Media Blitz
• U.S. Economy Weaker Than Thought in Year’s First Half, by One Measure

The Economist – Finance & Economics

• Credit Suisse and the hunt for the weakest link in global finance
• America’s economy is too strong for its own good
• Global rate rises are happening on an unprecedented scale
• Economists now accept exchange-rate intervention can work
• Japan’s monetary policymakers are sticking to their guns

NYTimes – Your Money

• Did You Sell an Old Desk Online? You May Receive a Tax Form.
• Confused by the New Mortgage Gimmicks? Here’s a Guide.
• Inflation May Save You Money on Your Taxes
• The Discount Data That Some Colleges Won’t Publish
• The Subprime Loans for College Hiding in Plain Sight