May series started with a good amount of long positions, but unlike the previous five series, Nifty breached the previous expiry month’s low and corrected in the first fortnight of the series. The fall was on the back of a long unwinding and we didn’t see any noticeable shorts. However, the index again started rebounding

How does cyber attribution function in a world where private companies are increasingly engaging in the kinds of activities once relegated to the exclusive domain of the nation state? From tracking dissidents’ physical and virtual movements in real-time to building rich interest and behavioral profiles to nudge nonconforming users towards desired behaviors to removing speech

NEW DELHI/BERNE:  As Switzerland strives hard to re-establish its global financial centre position after clamping down on secrecy walls of its banks, there has been a significant surge in the number of cases where it has initiated process to share information on Indians with Swiss bank accounts and shot off letters to about a dozen

Desperate times call for desperate measures. Policymakers in the developed world have been left gasping amidst the ruins of slow economic growth, high youth unemployment and rising income inequality. Such conditions are usually the perfect breeding ground for heterodox economic ideas. The contemporary avatar of such an idea is the sensational modern monetary theory (MMT).

The Oculus Quest is here, and it’s brought an untethered VR system that includes Oculus Insight Tracking for a full room-scale experience and updated Oculus Touch controllers for intuitive input within the virtual world. The Quest isn’t exactly cheap to start out with, so you’re probably looking for some affordable accessories to go along with

NEW DELHI: State-owned Bank of Baroda (BoB) is considering the option of rationalising 800-900 branches across the country to improve operational efficiency, following its merger with Dena Bank and Vijaya Bank. The merger of Dena Bank and Vijaya Bank with BoB became effective from April 1. It does not make sense to have branches of Dena

This week at its ExtremeConnect user event in Nashville, Tenn., Extreme Networks played the tune of autonomous networks. The theme of the event was #FutureForward, indicating that the customers in the audience should be looking at many of the upcoming technology and business trends to architect their networks. This includes technologies such as internet of

India’s central bank said on May 16 that shadow banks with asset size of more than 50 billion rupees should appoint a chief risk officer in a move to tighten regulation after a series of defaults at top lender Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services’ (IL&FS). The government took control of IL&FS last year after its default

Aspern Seestadt has an explicitly family-oriented design, with a specific emphasis on taking women’s needs into account in its planning. Photograph: Daniel Hawelka for Seestadt At 240 hectares, the neighbourhood of Aspern, Vienna, is one of the largest urban developments in Europe. By the time it is complete in 2028, it is due to be

Kathmandu: Twelve Indian nationals have been arrested for allegedly running an illegal networking business and duping several people in the Himalayan nation, according to media reports. All the 12 accused, belonging to Uttar Pradesh, were arrested from a hotel in Kathmandu on Friday while organising an orientation and training programme to run the illegal networking business