China asserts its bold plan to manufacture humanoid robots capable of reshaping the world in a span of two years

China Unveils Plans to Mass Produce “Advanced-Level” Humanoid Robots by 2025 China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has recently announced its ambitious plans to mass produce humanoid robots by 2025. The ministry believes that these robots will be as revolutionary as smartphones and will reshape the world as we know it. In a blueprint…

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Max Healthcare reports Rs 338cr net profit in Q2 2023-24, recording a 26% growth.

Max Healthcare Institute, a leading provider of healthcare services, announced impressive financial results for the July-September quarter of the current fiscal year. The company reported a significant 26% surge in net profit, amounting to Rs 338 crore. This figure marks a substantial improvement compared to last year’s corresponding period, wherein Max Healthcare recorded a profit…

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Discounting in BPC category increases as Nykaa’s quarterly net profit surges by 44% to ₹7.8 crore.

Nykaa, an e-commerce beauty retailer, has reported impressive financial results for the second quarter. The company witnessed a 6% sequential growth and a 22% year-on-year growth in its revenue from operations. Additionally, Nykaa’s profit margin for the quarter increased by 10 basis points compared to the previous year. During this period, Nykaa opened 13 new…

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Angelo Mathews of Sri Lanka becomes the first international cricketer to experience a timed out.

Sri Lanka’s Angelo Matthews Becomes First International Cricketer to be Timed Out New Delhi – Sri Lanka all-rounder Angelo Matthews created history on Monday when he became the first international cricketer to be ‘timed out’ during a World Cup match against Bangladesh. This incident occurred after Matthews was not ready to face the ball within…

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Some analysts believe that despite Warren Buffett selling, BYD is still a worthwhile investment.

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has significantly reduced its investment in Chinese electric car company BYD, according to recent filings. Over the past 18 months, Berkshire Hathaway has sold off more than half of its stake in BYD. The most recent sale occurred on October 25th, just days before BYD announced record quarterly earnings. Some analysts…

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