Zomato shares have set new lows for the second time in a row following the end of the mandatory pre-IPO shareholder’s lock-in period. Zomato shares recovered from a two-day losing

India means to turn into the world’s third-biggest economy in the following 10 years. To arrive at this $5 trillion objective, liquidity, straightforwardness and administrative difficulties are to be survived.

Price of Zomato Share, How Zomato stock dropped 14%: During Monday’s morning trading, Zomato shares fell 14.26% to Rs. 46 per share on both the BSE and National Stock Exchange

The World Bank’s top economist, Indermit Gill, will begin serving in that capacity on September 1, 2022. After Kaushik Basu, Indermit Gill will be the second Indian to hold the

As June concluded, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg educated his representatives regarding an aggressive new drive. The fate of the organization would go a long way past its ongoing task of

In an effort to compete with rival Tik Tok, Facebook users can now earn 20% of the revenue from ads on videos longer than 60 seconds. As the company steps

Vineeta Singh, the most polite shark on Shark Tank, has discussed how she frequently receives trolling and criticism in the social media comment sections for her appearance or clothing choices.

MHT CET Admit Card 2022: On July 26, cetcell.mahacet.org will release the Maharashtra CET admit card. State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra will release the MHT CET 2022 admit cards

Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd., owned by Mukesh Ambani, paid the highest pre-auction deposit, indicating that it will likely be the most competitive bidder in the sale that begins today. Some

Zomato shares continued to fall, and today marked the second day in a row that the stock reached a new all-time low. In intra-day trade today, shares of the online

The additional funding will be used by Crypso to expand its user base, product offerings, and technological capabilities. Crypso, a platform for community-driven cryptocurrency trading, has received $3 million (roughly

WhatsApp, a messaging service owned by Meta, is developing a feature that will allow users to continue receiving messages that vanish even after they have expired. San Francisco: The messaging