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India Inc lets in furry friends to tackle work worries

India Inc lets in furry friends to tackle work worries

Economic Times

Companies are letting pets into offices to help employees feel better. It's not just a fun perk anymore, but a way to cut stress and make work nicer. Nestlé India even has "Chief Happiness Officers in unconditional paw-sitivity," showing how pets are becoming part of the team.

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A ship-sized hole in the budget

A ship-sized hole in the budget

The Hindu

Fuel and food prices are rising fast, making life tough for people like Mahalakshmi. She says, "I skip meals because the prices of everything have gone up." With fuel costs climbing and food becoming unaffordable, many worry about going back to work-from-home, which hurts drivers.

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Strike three: Fuel prices hiked by 90 paise as oil remains on the boil

Strike three: Fuel prices hiked by 90 paise as oil remains on the boil

Economic Times

Fuel prices went up again on Saturday, with petrol and diesel rising by about 90 paise. This is the third hike in nine days, making fuel much costlier. Oil companies are doing this because crude oil prices have shot up due to the Iran conflict. This is already making transport and food prices higher.

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No signs of industrial degrowth in India; readying plan to spur investments in some sectors: Piyush Goyal

No signs of industrial degrowth in India; readying plan to spur investments in some sectors: Piyush Goyal

Economic Times

India's industry isn't slowing down, says Piyush Goyal. He mentioned, "no signs of industrial degrowth." The government is planning new ways to boost investments in certain areas, like electronics and chemicals, to make more things here and export them. They're also working on new trade deals and making it easier to start businesses.

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Crude Check: Positive bias holds

Crude Check: Positive bias holds

@businessline

Crude oil prices dropped last week, with Brent futures falling 5.2% and domestic futures down 5.3%. Despite this, Brent is still above $100. Analysts believe "a rally from the current level" is likely, with potential to hit $115 or even $125 if it breaks through.

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F&O Strategy: Long strangle on HPCL

F&O Strategy: Long strangle on HPCL

@businessline

HPCL stock is at a key point, with experts suggesting a "long strangle" strategy. This means buying both a put and a call option for June. They expect big price moves, saying "we expect considerable swings in price." It's a way to profit if the stock goes up or down a lot.

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Short Take: Weather derivatives launched

Short Take: Weather derivatives launched

@businessline

New weather derivative contracts are here! NCDEX launched them on May 20, letting people bet on Mumbai's rainfall. Trading starts May 29. These contracts track how rainfall differs from the average. One expert said, "traders to take exposure to weather." It's a new way to trade based on the weather!

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Mastering Derivatives: Trading without a model

Mastering Derivatives: Trading without a model

@businessline

You can trade options without a model by using your experience to build strategies. While the BSM model helps beginners understand option pricing, it has flaws. Instead, focus on option Greeks like delta and gamma. The article suggests finding the at-the-money option, which is most sensitive to price changes, to help guide your trading.

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SPIC Q4 profit up on better cost control

SPIC Q4 profit up on better cost control

@businessline

SPIC's profit jumped to ₹29.5 crore in Q4FY26, up from ₹19.5 crore last year, thanks to smart cost-saving. Even with lower sales, they managed a big profit boost. The Chairman said, "we delivered a significant increase in profits through efficient cost control." They also recommended a 20% dividend.

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Goyal to visit Canada next week to boost FTA talks, investments

Goyal to visit Canada next week to boost FTA talks, investments

The Hindu

Piyush Goyal is heading to Canada next week with over 150 business folks to boost trade talks and investments. He'll meet top Canadian leaders and pension fund managers, hoping to attract more money. Goyal said, "I will meet them to attract investments," aiming to grow bilateral trade and increase Canadian companies in India.

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DPIIT releases operational guidelines for BHAVYA Scheme to develop world-class industrial parks

DPIIT releases operational guidelines for BHAVYA Scheme to develop world-class industrial parks

Zee Business

Big news! India is building 100 world-class industrial parks by 2032 to boost manufacturing. The government released guidelines for the BHAVYA Scheme, aiming for "investment-ready" ecosystems with great facilities. They said, "strengthen India's manufacturing ecosystem," and it's a huge project with over Rs 33,000 crore planned.

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Commerce minister Piyush Goyal heads to Canada with 150 business delegates as India revives trade talks

Commerce minister Piyush Goyal heads to Canada with 150 business delegates as India revives trade talks

mint

Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal is in Canada with 150 business leaders to boost trade. They aim to finish a new trade deal by 2026 and double trade to ₹4.65 lakh crore by 2030. The minister said, "A central focus of the visit is the advancement of India-Canada Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) negotiations."

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