118-year-old Calcutta Stock Exchange plans comeback with new trading platform

Calcutta Stock Exchange Revival: Can Kolkata Finally Reclaim Its Financial Glory In 2026?

The West Bengal government’s decision to back a revival of the Calcutta Stock Exchange has put one of India’s oldest market institutions back in the policy spotlight. The proposal, announced in the 2026-27 state budget, seeks to reopen a route to

Shelf Life: My Haul From West KY Vintage & Antique Market

Shelf Life: My Haul From West KY Vintage & Antique Market

Built Into BJP's Financial Push In Bengal - Calcutta Stock Exchange Revival

Founded in 1908, the Calcutta stock exchange was once India's second largest after the Bombay stock exchange. It thrived as much as the exchange in Mumbai, the country's commercial capital, or the one...

Down 72% From Its Highs, Is Former Market Darling Adyen Stock Finally a Buy?

It is trading at its cheapest valuation multiple in history.

Trimble: The Market Still Sees The Old Business

Trimble: The Market Still Sees The Old Business

Moongipa Capital Finance Unveils Its Next Growth Chapter with Digital Transformation and Entry into Electric Vehicle Financing

New Delhi | July 2026 : Moongipa Capital Finance Ltd. (MCFL), a BSE Mainboard-listed and RBI-registered Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC-ICC), today announced a major strategic expansion of its business with the launch of Electric Vehicle (EV) Financing and the strengthening of its digital lending infrastructure, reinforcing its vision of becoming a modern, technology-driven financial institution for India’s next phase of economic growth. Established in 1987, Moongipa Capital has evolved over nearly four decades from a traditional finance company into a regulated lending institution focused on combining strong governance with technology-led innovation. Today, the company is positioning itself to serve the

TCS, Infosys, 8 other IT stocks plunge up to 38% in 2026. How many do you own?

Indian IT stocks are facing a significant downturn in 2026, with major players like TCS and Infosys experiencing substantial drops of up to 38. Foreign investors have divested heavily from the sector, pulling billions from Indian equities. LTI Mindtree leads the decline, followed closely by Infosys and TCS, as global capital shifts towards East Asian tech manufacturing hubs. This widespread pressure has impacted even large-cap and mid-tier IT firms.

Will the old adage of ‘dumb money’ come back into play?

The ‘buy-the-deep’ move by retail investors seems to be backfiring and it may be time to re-orient strategy

Remember Labor promised you $5 extra a week? 14 changes starting July 1, from tax cuts to price hikes

The end of a financial year isn’t just the time to cruise the stocktake sales, it also ushers in several substantial legal and financial changes.

Ramifications of the IPO market surge in Africa 

On June 23, 2026, Family Bank plc, an indigenous Kenyan financial institution, listed by introduction on the Nairobi Stock Exchange (NSE), becoming the latest addition to the bourse under the ticker FMLY with 1.66Bn shares. Trading at an introductory price of KSh 18.00 per share, Family Bank’s opening market cap topped KSh 29.9Bn. By the close of the first trading session, shares had settled at KSh 26.00, a gain of 44.44 on the introductory price, lifting the bank's market cap to KSh 43.24Bn. The listing is the largest private sector debut on the NSE in over 17 years, surpassing in significance a decade-long drought in which the bourse recorded no meaningful primary listings from homegrown financial institutions.

Brixton Market Saved From Private Equity Firms – for Now

A historic British market has won a reprieve after fears it would fall into the hands of private equity firms. After almost 40,000 people signed the ‘Buy Back Brixton’ petition, Green-run Lambeth council has designated Brixton Village Market and its historic Market Row as Assets of Community Value (ACV). The ACV status does not prohibit []

Bed Bath & Beyond Wants Your Old Coupons—but There’s a $100,000 Catch

After declaring bankruptcy in 2023, the retailer is back—and embracing a well-known relic from its past.

Worst in class: Why our sharemarket performance is a global outlier

While markets around the world have enjoyed a buoyant financial year, our sharemarket went backwards after accounting for inflation.

Wealthsimple Now Lets You Spend Cash Back on Discounted Apple Devices

Toronto-based fintech Wealthsimple has updated its online redemption store, to now let you redeem cash back for Apple products. The beta feature says you can “shop with your cash back” with your Wealthsimple Visa card, allowing you to “redeem great products with exclusive discounts”. Besides Wealthsimple merch, the store is now showing the following Apple [] The post Wealthsimple Now Lets You Spend Cash Back on Discounted Apple Devices first appeared on iPhone in Canada.

Homeplus temporarily closes outlets starting Monday

SEOUL, July 13 (Yonhap) -- Financially troubled discount store chain Homeplus Co...

Commercial Real Estate Finance Is Entering the Crypto Age

Change is coming for the national banking system — and, by extension, commercial real estate finance — and it’s arriving through the innovations taking place across the nebulous world of cryptocurrencies, tokenization and stablecoins. On June 4, Goldman Sachs announced it had formed a partnership with Apex Group, a global fund administrator founded in Bermuda, []

Form 4 Old Second Bancorp Inc For: 2 July

Form 4 Old Second Bancorp Inc For: 2 July

RedDoorz’s IPO Plan: Singapore First, Nasdaq Later

RedDoorz will be IPO-ing to go shopping. It's strategy is clear: Singapore now, Nasdaq eventually, and what looks like an acquisition spree in between.

The Next Wave: The age of lending to strangers is ending

For all fintech's talk about reinventing credit, the business seems to be circling back to a fairly old idea: lend to people whose incomes you understand and whose cash flows you can actually see.

RBI Funding Curbs Deal ‘Body Blow’ to Indian Prop Trading Firms

India’s proprietary trading firms and stock brokers are bracing for a major overhaul of how they finance trading activity.

L.K. Technology Announces 2025/2026 Annual Results

Ongoing Industry Cyclical Volatility Continues to Weigh on Financial Results Technological Certainty as a Hedge against Cyclical Headwinds HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach Newswire - 1 July 2026 - L.K. Technology Holdings Limited (Stock code: 558, the LK TECH, and together with its ...

BIG READ | JSE at 139: R20-trillion growth in 20 years

It may have shed listings in recent years, but two decades after listing itself as a public company, and with its third woman CEO at the helm, the bourse is optimistic about the future

EU’s MiCA Reshapes the Global Crypto Competitive Landscape

The European Union (EU)’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation has concluded its transition period. From July 01, 2026, all crypto-asset service providers serving EU clients must hold MiCA authorization or cease providing crypto services. Firms operating without a license were required to implement an orderly wind-down immediately, with no further extensions permitted, and non-compliant operators [...] The post EU’s MiCA Reshapes the Global Crypto Competitive Landscape appeared first on Fintech Schweiz Digital Finance News - FintechNewsCH.

Kedai Emas Sri Semantan sasar buka 30 cawangan baharu

BANGI: Kedai Emas Sri Semantan Sdn. Bhd. (KESS) menyasarkan pembukaan antara 25 hingga 30 cawangan baharu di seluruh negara tahun ini susulan peningkatan permintaan terhadap pembelian serta simpanan emas dalam kalangan masyarakat. Ahli Lembaga Pengarah KESS, Shaaini Md. Jumaat berkata, pembukaan cawangan ke-16 syarikat itu di Bandar Baru Bangi menjadi langkah strategik bagi memenuhi keperluan ... Read more The post Kedai Emas Sri Semantan sasar buka 30 cawangan baharu appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

On sale! A greasy offer is knocking on India’s doors

On sale! A greasy offer is knocking on India’s doors

How millions of Halifax customers can get free £200 before bank disappears forever

The brand is set to disappear after 173 years Halifax bank is to disappear from the UK high street after existing for 173 years with Lloyds set to scrap the brand. It has been announced today that Lloyds Banking Group is axing the Halifax brand, meaning the near two-century-old former building society’s name will no []