Financial services firm Angel One has climbed to the position of India’s second-largest stockbroker by active client count, according to the latest National Stock Exchange (NSE) data.
By the end of October, the brokerage reported 69.98 lakh active investors, commanding a 14.97% share of the exchange's total 4.67 crore active client base.
Meanwhile, benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty edged lower during Sunday’s special Muhurat trading session as profit-taking halted a seven-day rally, snapping an eight-year Diwali winning streak.
The BSE Sensex dipped 28.62 points, or 0.04%, to settle at 80,999.40, with 16 of its constituents ending higher and 14 lower. During the special session on Diwali, it hit a high of 81,442.11, surging 414.09 points, or 0.51%, PTI reported.
In the world of technology, a new cybercrime ‘gold rush’ is emerging as more and more people use the internet. Per a BBC Future article, around two billion people are expected to come online for the first time by 2030, but this digital leap comes with serious risks. Rather than entering a simple web, these newcomers are stepping straight into sophisticated cybercrime traps powered by AI, automated scams, and localised fraud.
As CrowdStrike’s Zeki Turedi notes, while the internet unlocks life-changing opportunities, today's digital landscape is far more complex and dangerous for first-time users than the one earlier generations navigated.
Here’s your trivia for today: What iconic consumer luggage company was founded in 1971 by Dilip Piramal, named after a Roman goddess of victory? (Scroll down for answer)
November began on a positive note for the Indian startup ecosystem with venture capital inflow seeing a sharp rise.
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