A massive 78% drop in Ola Electric's share price eroded ₹8,000-crore wealth from Softbank's investment in the company in just 501 days, when calculated from the stock's all-time high of ₹157.4, ET reported. For Temasek-backed MacRitchie Investments too, Ola Electric has eroded investment value by ₹548 crore. Ola Electric's stock had hit its record high in August, days after listing.

Ola Electric stock erodes Softbank's ₹8,000-crore wealth in just 501 days

The Bombay High Court asked Vijay Mallya when he would return to India before hearing his plea challenging the constitutional validity of the Fugitive Economic Offenders Act and the special court's order naming him a fugitive. "Unless you submit to the court's jurisdiction, how can we do anything?...Come back to India first...then we will hear the petition," the court said.

Come back to India first: HC on Mallya's plea against fugitive tag

Ethereum accounts for about 50% of all tokenised euros in circulation, according to Token Terminal data, leading rival blockchains such as Solana, Polygon, and Arbitrum. The network also holds roughly 52% of the global stablecoin supply, underscoring its dominance in tokenised assets and decentralised finance.


Ethereum leads tokenised euro market with 50% share

Berkshire Hathaway reportedly scaled back how it presented its relationship with Kraft Heinz ahead of a $5 billion pre-tax write-down in Q2 2025. Kraft Heinz was removed from Berkshire’s subsidiary list earlier this year, weeks before the impairment and a board exit, following years of weak stock performance since the 2015 merger.


Berkshire pulled back from Kraft Heinz ahead of $5 bn hit

A major Warner Bros. Discovery shareholder said Paramount Skydance’s latest offer is not compelling enough, according to Reuters. Harris Oakmark’s Alex Fitch said the bid is roughly on par with Netflix’s earlier proposal and warned that changing course carries costs. He added that Paramount would need to offer a stronger incentive to win the deal.


WBD shareholder says Paramount Skydance offer lacks appeal


Quantum computing stocks are rallying again on renewed institutional validation and strong retail optimism, even without major new catalysts. Investors are increasingly focused on CES 2026, where firms like D-Wave Computing plan live demonstrations. While commercialisation timelines remain uncertain, many traders see 2026 as a potential inflection point, keeping momentum alive despite volatility.


Quantum trade heats up with CES 2026 fueling optimism

Nifty Metal extended its rally for the fifth straight session, gaining 2.72% over five days. Strong buying in stocks like NMDC, Tata Steel and SAIL lifted the index. Expectations of US interest rate cuts, continued Chinese infrastructure spending, tight global metal supply and a weaker dollar have supported metal prices and improved investor sentiment.

Nifty Metal rises for fifth day as NMDC, Tata Steel rally

Bitcoin and Ethereum fell as investors turned cautious ahead of key US economic data, including Q3 GDP, durable goods, and industrial production. Bitcoin slipped 2.5% to about $87,500, while Ethereum dropped below $3,000. The broader crypto market fell 2.1%, with liquidations topping $250 million and retail sentiment remaining bearish.

Bitcoin dips, Ethereum slides below $3,000 ahead of GDP data

Sidus Space shares fell about 39% premarket after the company priced a public offering of 19 million shares at $1.30 each, below the prior close. The deal is expected to raise roughly $25 million to fund operations, marketing, and product development. The move follows a nearly 97% surge in the previous session on news of a federal contract win.

Sidus Space falls premarket after equity raise announcement

Coty named Markus Strobel, a longtime Procter & Gamble executive, as chairman and interim CEO after a challenging year. Coty is reviewing its consumer beauty business as demand for mass-market products cools. Strobel succeeds Peter Harf, while former CEO Sue Nabi steps aside amid slowing growth.