Multiplexes bonanza had just begun and the Omicron wave is spoiling all the fun. The shutdown of theatres in Delhi has struck the business of multiplexes yet again. Meanwhile, Mumbai continues to house audiences in theatres but with 50% capacity. The hopes of a full recovery seem to be out of sight. Let’s read up on what’s happening in this space!
Along with the glaciers in Antarctica, things are heating up at the pretty much same pace in the Indian quick commerce space. Quick commerce is the business of delivering essentials in a time frame of 10 to 20 minutes. Significant money is being poured in companies like Zepto, Swiggy Instamart, Blinkit, and lately Dunzo.
Just as India was showing signs of recovery and people were rejoicing at the thought of the ‘end of Covid-19 era’, the Omicron wave dampened the overall enthusiastic sentiment. The hopes of declining inflation and robust demand are again hanging loosely on a thread. The biggest question is how will the Union Budget fight off the upcoming threat?
The total number of alcohol consumers in India is estimated at around 160 million. Post-pandemic, the demand for alcohol rose double and people have begun to stack alcoholic beverages in case of a sudden lockdown again. But is this demand enough for alcohol firms to report high profits? Let’s read up on this quickly.
2021 was a year of maximum IPOs, but 2022 will be about the biggest IPOs. The giant one standing in line is the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC). Well, a majority of Indians have at least one LIC to their name. Let’s understand how LIC is gearing up for its IPO.
Investors often ask, “Is it the right time to invest?”, “Should we buy blue chips now?” etc. These questions often go unanswered, but one needs great clarity of thought to answer these questions. It depends on which stocks you are looking to buy. Let’s understand the benefits of timing in relation to great fundamentals.
In a bid to raise the bar for corporate governance practices, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) has launched ‘NSE Prime’. This framework allows listed companies to sign up for higher governance standards than what is required under the law. Companies can voluntarily sign up to be included in this framework, which will require them to adopt higher corporate governance standards.
The year 2021, was full of surprises and shocks. For some, this year gave them everything they wanted to achieve, while for others, the year wasn’t that great. From an investing standpoint, the stock markets experienced a record bull run with a pinch of volatility, making investors happy.
The new year has begun and with that have new hopes and dreams. Some spent their weekend at home while others celebrated to embrace the new year. But most of us entered the new year with a familiar air of cold and fever. COVID-19’s new variant Omicron has already begun its run to infect everyone. But there are larger issues still piling from last year. Let’s take a look!
It’s new year! It’s the time of the year to set some financial goals. The beginning of a new year is a good time to look back at the previous year and assess what you’ve achieved in terms of income, expanding your net worth, and growing your investments. Then you can think about which financial resolutions will help you reach your financial goals in the future. Here we list some investing resolutions for 2022 that you can keep:
