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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 6:00AM IST Stocks in the news, big brokerage calls of the day, complete trade setup and much more!

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GLOBAL NEWS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 2:59AM IST The Post is laying off or reassigning all the reporters and editors in its sports section, days before the Super Bowl and the Winter Olympics in Italy.

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GLOBAL NEWS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 2:57AM IST Profits rose to $34.5 billion last quarter, as the tech giant gained ground with its Gemini system, bolstering its search business and YouTube.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 2:14AM IST The Budget pinpoints the critical areas where the government needs to focus on, but sustained growth needs monetary and fiscal stability

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 2:02AM IST Industry must use the opportunities that the India-U.S. trade deal presents

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GLOBAL NEWS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 1:40AM IST In a House committee hearing, the Treasury secretary declined to say if the president has the power to fire a member of the central banks board.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 1:18AM IST The American Petroleum Institute's Global Industry Services division is establishing its first formal representative office in India, aiming for deeper engagement with government and industry stakeholders. This strategic move aligns with India's growing energy consumption and transformation, where API's expertise in standards and safety frameworks will be crucial for infrastructure development.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 1:08AM IST Global accounting and consulting firm KNAV has acquired a majority stake in UAE-based Affiniax Group. This strategic investment underscores KNAV's commitment to expanding its global presence and enhancing its service offerings in key international markets. Both firms are members of the Allinial Global association.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 1:03AM IST A new study reveals linear TV remains crucial for measurable ad outcomes in India, driving discovery and intent. Combining linear TV and digital video exposure yields over 50% higher online conversions, highlighting the need for complementary media planning.

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GLOBAL NEWS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 1:00AM IST The Trump administration announced that the company, a pharmacy benefit manager, had agreed to make significant changes to its practices.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 12:55AM IST DLF has finalized the sale of its Kolkata technology park and 25.9 acres of land to Srijan Group for 670 crore. The transaction includes an IT/ITeS SEZ property for 409.86 crore and 17.75 acres of vacant land for 260 crore. This divestment aligns with DLF's strategy, as its rental arm previously sold another Kolkata asset in November 2024.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 12:49AM IST The government plans a conclave for state-run banks this month. The aim is to create globally competitive lenders for Viksit Bharat 2047. This initiative follows the Finance Minister's announcement of a High Level Committee on Banking. The conclave will focus on customer-centricity and scaling credit. Banks will share roadmaps for the next five years.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 12:47AM IST US-based Jabil, an Apple supplier, has secured a significant warehousing space in Pune. This 10-year lease signals a strong commitment to its Indian operations. The move aligns with global supply chain diversification strategies. Jabil's expansion in India is driven by increasing demand from international clients and supportive government policies for local manufacturing.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 12:46AM IST YES Bank has appointed Vinay Tonse as its new Managing Director. This move signals a measured leadership approach by its new promoter, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation. Experts believe this choice prioritizes continuity and operational familiarity. Tonse faces the task of boosting loan growth and increasing low-cost deposits. The bank's assets, deposits, and advances have seen growth.

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GLOBAL NEWS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 12:39AM IST It appeared to be the first time the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has targeted diversity policies at a large company.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 12:39AM IST Most large life and general insurers in India are promoted by banks and have nominee directors drawn from their promoter banks' boards or senior management. Companies such as SBI Life, SBI General Insurance, HDFC Life and IndiaFirst Life typically have common directors to represent promoter interests.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 12:37AM IST The government will prioritize executing shipping schemes in 2026-27. Key goals include launching three shipbuilding schemes on time and accelerating five National Mega Shipbuilding Clusters. The ministry aims to add significant new capacity over the next three to five years. This focus will boost reliability and create jobs across the maritime sector.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 12:29AM IST IndiGo is suspending flights to Copenhagen from February 17. The airline is also reducing services to Manchester and London Heathrow. These changes are due to operational constraints affecting schedule reliability. IndiGo aims to improve on-time performance and avoid customer inconvenience. The adjustments are being made to ensure the reliability of long-haul operations.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 12:25AM IST The Competition Commission of India (CCI) asked its director general for investigation to probe the matter and submit a report in 90 days. The regulator will take a call on further action based on the report.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 12:24AM IST India is launching a major initiative to boost its biopharmaceutical manufacturing. This plan aims to reduce reliance on China for crucial drug components. It also seeks to capitalize on upcoming patent expirations of major global drugs. India will focus on becoming a hub for biosimilars and emerging biologics. This strategy will strengthen the nation's pharmaceutical industry on the global stage.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 12:14AM IST Older actors are now leading box office success. Films starring actors in their 50s and 60s are consistently earning over 100 crore. These stars connect with multiple generations. Audiences prefer acting skills and character depth. Producers are offering them suitable roles. This trend is boosting cinema collections.

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INDIA NEWS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 12:14AM IST Mumbai: Men with dad bodies, crow feet and grey hair around balding pates are barrelling the cinema box office with gravitas, character and depth. They are also charging hefty premiums while crashing the youngsters' rave in cinema halls and OTT platforms. Films starring mature actors aged 50-70 have recorded impressive box-office collections across Hindi and southern cinema reflecting audiences' growing preference for acting skills and character depth over stardom hype and social media gimmicks, leading producers and distributors told ET. The "second innings" of these actors have turned the match.In recent years, mature actors such as Sunny Deol (68), Chiranjeevi (70), Nandamuri Balakrishna (65), Venkatesh (65) and Akshaye Khanna (50) have either delivered solo hits or contribute meaningfully to noteworthy hits, giving a run for the money to younger peers.Notably, these mature actors today are charging fees in the 15-50 crore range, considerably higher than 2-10 crore they charged at the prime of their careers, trade analysts said.127917560Films such as Border 2 (India collection: 335.7 crore), Dhurandhar (India collection: 1,004 crore), Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu (India collection: 245 crore), Daaku Maharaaj (India collection: 108 crore) and Sankranthiki Vasthunam (India collection: 225 crore) are prominent successes of these mature actors. "It is impressive that films of mature actors are recording above 100 crore at the box office almost consistently. After Gadar 2 and Jaat, Sunny Deol delivered another winner in Border 2 at the age of 68 in today's highly unpredictable times," explained Shaaminder Malik, film distributor and trade analyst.Producers attribute the captivating charisma of these long-established stars as a fundamental reason for their success."Across languages, actors in their 50s and above are delivering extraordinary performances. Films today demand larger-than-life, deeply rooted Indian characters. These mature actors who have distinct personalities are showcasing these elements with conviction and gravitas. Audiences are returning to theatres because these actors bring in certain authenticity," said Sunil Bohra, co-founder, Bohra Bros. These actors have long-established connections with multiple generations of audiences, which works for them."These stars attract a wide and multi-generational audience. In a time when younger actors are over-exposed across platforms, the familiarity, trust and legacy of these mature stars work in their favour," shared Suniel Wadhwa, co-founder and director, Karmic Films.He said that today's audiences are less focused on actors' age. They value depth of talent, presence, nuances, and suitability for roles.Producers said that the emergence of credible larger-than-life stories such as Dhurandhar have worked in favour of these stars. "The wave seems to have shifted from south to Hindi film industry. Directors in Hindi film industry are making credible larger-than-life films. These films are working as audiences are responding to them. These mature actors are talented. Today, the difference is they are getting the right roles which exploit their talent," explained producer Rajesh R Nair. These stars' flexibility in accepting roles which are beyond their 'set image', opportunities from streaming platforms, and almost constant social media buzz around them have worked for these stars, producers said.

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GLOBAL NEWS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 12:08AM IST The French investigation into Elon Musks X illustrated a fundamental divide between European and American leaders about how to regulate social media or whether to restrict it at all.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 12:07AM IST Global companies are seeing a surge in sales in India. This pickup follows recent GST rate changes. Companies like Colgate-Palmolive and Apple reported strong growth in the last quarter. This positive trend is prompting some firms to raise their business forecasts for India. The country remains a key market for these manufacturers.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 12:01AM IST The space has been leased by the companys subsidiary Jabil Circuit India and is in the Ranjangaon MIDC belt, one of Punes key industrial hubs that hosts several multinational manufacturing companies.

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INDIA NEWS | Thu, 5 Feb 2026, 12:01AM IST New Delhi: The ET Now Global Business Summit 2026 will bring together global business leaders, innovators and policymakers in New Delhi on February 13-14, with discussions spanning capital markets, corporate leadership, infrastructure resilience and the future of growth.Among the headline speakers is David Schwimmer, chief executive officer of London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), who leads one of the world's most critical financial market infrastructure providers at a time of rapid transformation in global finance.Under Schwimmer's leadership, LSEG has expanded its role across exchanges, data and analytics, and post-trade infrastructure, while pushing initiatives focused on transparency, resilience and the digitisation of capital markets amid shifting regulatory and geopolitical landscapes.127917094 Also speaking at the summit is Yann Le Pallec, president of S&P Global Ratings and chairman of the board of Crisil. A member of S&P Global's executive leadership team, Le Pallec is widely regarded for his insights on global credit trends, geopolitical risks and economic outlooks.The summit will also feature Lim Ming Yan, chairman of Changi Airport Group, who has played a central role in strengthening the Singapore airport's position as one of the world's leading aviation hubs.Yan has steered the airport through periods of severe disruption while continuing to invest in long-term infrastructure, innovation and passenger experience, balancing operational resilience with ambitious expansion plans in global aviation.From the consumer and retail sector, Renuka Jagtiani, cofounder and chairwoman of Landmark Group, will share her perspectives on building and scaling consumer businesses across markets.Under her leadership, Landmark Group has expanded across retail categories and hospitality, strengthened its footprint in India and Southeast Asia, advanced its omnichannel strategy, and undertook a major supply-chain transformation, building the region's largest automated mega distribution centre. Jagtiani has been recognised with multiple honours, including Outstanding Asian Businesswoman of the Year and Businesswoman of the Year.Rounding off the speaker line-up is Sir Martin Sorrell, founder and executive chairman of S4 Capital, a digital-first advertising and marketing services company working with global brands. Sorrell is best known for founding and leading WPP for 33 years, during which he built it into the world's largest advertising and marketing services group.Sorrell has been ranked among the world's top-performing CEOs by Harvard Business Review and named one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people.

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