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Jio Platforms profit zooms 14% on healthy user mix, digital play
EARNINGS

Jio Platforms profit zooms 14% on healthy user mix, digital play

Jio Platforms has unveiled an impressive 14% net profit growth to ₹8,387 crore for the September quarter, achieving a milestone subscriber count of 542 million, which includes 300 million utilizing 5G services. Revenue from operations climbed to ₹40,475 crore, fueled by a surge in digital services and a boost in average revenue per user, now at ₹218.8.

Sun Pharma Q2 profit takes a hit on exceptional items
M&A

Sun Pharma Q2 profit takes a hit on exceptional items

Sun Pharmaceutical has seen a notable 36% drop in net profit, juxtaposed with an 11.8% rise in consolidated revenue. The uplift in revenue can be attributed largely to strong sales growth in India and emerging markets, particularly in domestic formulations. Conversely, US formulation sales faced a significant downturn. The company also marked progress in its integration planning for the acquisition of Organon, following the successful completion of regulatory approvals.

US stocks today: Nasdaq sinks 2.2% as Amazon, Intel fuel fresh fears over AI spending
GEOPOLITICS

US stocks today: Nasdaq sinks 2.2% as Amazon, Intel fuel fresh fears over AI spending

Wall Street experienced significant losses as the Nasdaq fell to its lowest level in nearly three months. Concerns about rising capital expenditures at Amazon and cash burn warnings from Intel influenced the technology sector's downturn. Major technology stocks like Alphabet and Nvidia also saw notable declines due to investor scrutiny. Defensive sectors like consumer staples and healthcare gained some traction in response to the selloff.

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