DMart Gets Target Price Hike From Motilal Oswal After Inline Q1 Performance - Check Upside

Kimberly-Clark: Pricing Attracts New Customer, But Hurts Margins (Downgrade)

Kimberly-Clark: Pricing Attracts New Customer, But Hurts Margins (Downgrade)

The Market Is Getting These Stocks Completely Wrong

The gap between price and value on these names is getting harder to ignore by the day.

Nanya Q2 2026 slides: pricing surge lifts margins to 79.5%

Nanya Q2 2026 slides: pricing surge lifts margins to 79.5%

XRP taker buy-sell ratio hits 2026 high, but on-chain signals remain mixed

The XRP price spike recently came alongside a rise in aggressive buying, but also a spike in CDD that warned of sell pressure.

Rogers and Fido Hit Customers With Another Wave of $5 Monthly Price Hikes

Last month, we told you about how Rogers had started notifying customers of 5 price increase, with some customers being hit having only been with the company for three months. It wasn’t just Rogers customers as Fido customers similarly complained about a price increase, at the rate of 4 extra per month. Fast forward to [] The post Rogers and Fido Hit Customers With Another Wave of 5 Monthly Price Hikes first appeared on iPhone in Canada.

What Skims Knows About Pricing That Most Brands Don’t

It’s not shapewear. It’s identity you can wear.

Avenue Supermarts Q1 Results: D-Mart Operator Reports In-Line Quarter; Profit Rises 13%

In the year-ago period D-mart had posted a Rs 830 crore net profit.

I Found 50+ Last-Minute Prime Day Deals Worth Your Precious Dollars

Don’t miss out: record-low prices on Oura, Apple, and Stanley will be gone by midnight.

Positive market sentiment lifts ASX at open, investors still expect conflict resolution

CommSec’s James Gruber provided his analysis of the market’s early momentum, highlighting the ASX’s positive start driven by rising index futures and strong gains from Wall Street. “The ASX will hopefully kick some goals too today with the index futures up 0.5 per cent … that was before the US and Iran fighting over the weekend," Mr Gruber told Sky News Australia. “The positive sentiment though, was because of Wall Street's higher lead on Friday night. “The S&P500 rose 0.4 per cent, and the Nasdaq was 0.3 per cent higher, and that was partly due to the blockbuster debut of SK Hynix, a South Korean memory chip maker. “Commodities were mostly lower; gold was a little lower, oil was lower too as investors still expect a resolution to the Iran conflict.” Presented by CommSec.

I shopped in Sainsbury’s with my Nectar points but Aldi was still £17 cheaper

Rachel Bickford found that Sainsbury’s discounts and price-matches were still no match for Aldi’s all-round competitive pricing

Tesla’s price hike sparks call for regulatory framework

Tesla’s price hike sparks call for regulatory framework

The Morning After: Prices rocket up on Xboxes, MacBooks, iPads and more

This week, we've been hit with major price hikes from major players, including Microsoft and Apple.

As GLP-1 boom fades, Zerodha's Nithin Kamath calls India a 'weird market'

In a post on X, Kamath wrote that he is amazed as to why GLP-1 sales haven't been able to pick up despite so many benefits.

Missed Prime Day? MySweetSmile has extended its biggest sale – with up to 59% off and a free whitening pen

If you thought you’d missed out on MySweetSmile’s Prime Day savings, there’s good news – the brand has extended its sale, and some of its biggest discounts are still up for grabs.

Pokémon fans got a major TCG price drop after brutal GameStop disaster

Pre-order prices for products like the 30th anniversary ETB and UPC are still high, but within reach for average fans

The Promo Clearly Said “Select Styles Only.” The Mind-Boggling Register Meltdown Triggered by a Shopper Who Refused to Read the Signs.

The sale isn't that complicated; why couldn't she figure it out? The post The Promo Clearly Said “Select Styles Only.” The Mind-Boggling Register Meltdown Triggered by a Shopper Who Refused to Read the Signs. appeared first on TwistedSifter.

[Finterest] Bangko Sentral lifts freeze on digital transfer fee hikes. Will prices rise?

For consumers, the moratorium’s lifting doesn't automatically mean fees will go up. But regulators still need to tweak their incentives so that the new pricing regime pushes costs down rather than give payment providers room to charge more.

Italy opens an antitrust probe into Microsoft 365’s AI price rise

The regulator says customers were moved to a pricier Copilot-bundled plan unless they actively opted out, with too little information to choose. The mechanics of a price rise can matter as much as the price itself, which is the question Italy’s competition authority has now decided to examine. On 26 June, the regulator said it [] This story continues at The Next Web

MLB trade deadline buyers and sellers guide: Where all 30 teams stand one month away

Thanks to the muddled standings, the tiers aren't as clear as front offices would like before the Aug. 3 trade deadline

Dr. Oz's GLP-1 Bridge could work, but it isn't a model for price controls  

Consumers don’t benefit if today’s discount comes at the cost of tomorrow’s cure.