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Entero Healthcare Solutions shares likely to see muted listing performance

Entero Healthcare Solutions IPO: Its IPO shares could not attract any premium even in the grey market, market observers said

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Trade setup for Friday: 15 things to know before opening bell

Based on the OI percentage, 70 stocks were on the short-covering list. This included GAIL India, Trent, DLF, Power Grid Corporation of India, and NMDC

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Meta#39;s Facebook, Instagram to charge Apple service fee for posts #39;boosted#39; via iOS apps

Advertisers will be able to boost their content on Instagram and Facebook via a browser without paying the Apple service charges, the social media giant said.

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Bulk deals: HDFC Mutual Fund buys Rs 91 crore stake in Sudarshan Chemical Industries

BofA Securities Europe SA acquired Rs 7.45 crore worth of shares in newly debuted Alpex Solar on February 15

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Carlyle Group sells Rs 1,056 crore worth stake in Yes Bank

According to data provided by BSE, Carlyle Group sold 1.35 percent stake in Yes Bank through open market transactions.

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Vibhor Steel Tubes IPO bought 299 times on final day, retail portion booked 188 times

Vibhor Steel Tubes will finalise the basis of allotment of IPO shares by February 16, and will credit equity shares to the demat accounts of eligible investors by February 19

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Will interest on EPF balance earned till age 58 be tax-free after I stop work?
Interest accrued on the accumulated balance, post cessation of employment, the period when no contribution is made to the EPF, is taxable.
Margin trading hits ₹1 trillion. The hidden risks in your stock investment plan
Leveraged stock buying is booming in India, but margin calls, interest costs, and haircuts can quickly magnify losses for retail investors
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Iran war: How to rebalance your portfolio and manage risk in volatile markets
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Middle-East crisis: Why G-Secs and AAA bonds may shield your portfolio in uncertain times
In uncertain environments, investors tend to move up the credit curve rather than down it. This means preference shifts towards issuers such as public sector undertakings, large financial institutions, and well capitalised corporates.
RBI moves to prevent banks from mis-selling financial products: How will it protect customers?
The RBI directions to banks include obtaining the customer’s explicit consent, ensuring product suitability for the customer before it is marketed, and giving a refund with compensation where mis-selling is established.