79% households in Afghanistan suffer water shortage?

Khaama Press reported that around 79 per cent of households living in Afghanistan had experienced severe water shortages, making it difficult to access clean and safe water. This was based on a survey by the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund. Over the years, water shortages in the country have been caused by drought and other problems. “The problem … Read more

Gen Z loves Minions shares many of the same traits as older generations?

Entertainment industry has struggled to understand Gen Z for many years. There is now more insight into their tastes. The short answer? Minions, Dwayne “The Rock”, Johnson according to Morning Consult data. The long answer is: Generation Z shares many of the same traits as older generations. For example, they love horror and comedy. However, this … Read more

Walmart backed startup seeks to compete against buy now, pay it later companies?

An Walmart-backed startup seeks to compete against buy now, pay it later companies. One Venture is planning to launch its own version, according to a source familiar. One, which is majority owned by Walmart, plans to launch a service that can be used at Walmart’s stores and website as well as other retailers. A more challenging economic … Read more

Goldman Sachs inflationary challenges will eat into Cheesecake Factory’s stock next Year?

According to Goldman Sachs inflationary challenges will eat into Cheesecake Factory’s stock next Year. Jared Garber, analyst, has downgraded Cheesecake Factory to sell. He also decreased his price target on the stock to $29 which represents a downside by 12.2% from Friday’s close. The stock traded 3.1% higher in the premarket. He stated in a note that he saw … Read more

Rivian pauses stated Monday that it would not continue to pursue?

Rivian stated Monday that it would not continue to pursue the agreement it reached with Mercedes Benz only three months ago. Rivian CEO RJ Scainge stated, “We have decided to suspend discussions with Mercedes-Benz Vans concerning the Memorandum of Understanding” signed earlier in this year for the joint production of electric vans. Scaringe noted that the company was … Read more

Sula Vineyards Limited will issue a public issue on 12 December 2022?

Sula Vineyards Limited IPO: Sula Vineyards Limited will issue a public issue on 12 December 2022. It will be available for bidding until 14 December 2022. India’s largest seller and wine producer has set the price range of its public issue at Rs340 to R357 per equity share. It aims to raise Rs960.35 Crore from its initial … Read more

Retail inflation numbers have returned to the levels of February?

NEW DELHI: Retail inflation According to the CPI (consumer price index), November’s low of 5.88% was an 11-month high, according to data released by government on Monday. For the first time in this year’s history, inflation numbers are within the Reserve Bank of India’s tolerance band of 2-6 percent. The RBI was given by the government the responsibility … Read more

Xiaomi unveiled a number of products along with its new line of smartphones?

Xiaomi unveiled a number of products along with its new line of smartphones, the Xiaomi 13 Pro and 13 Plus. At the event, which was held in China, Xiaomi also launched a range of products, including a new Xiaomi Watch S2, Xiaomi Buds 4 (Microsoft Sound Pro), Xiaomi Router 10000 and a brand new mini computer, … Read more

Bhupendra Patel was sworn in Monday as the 18th Chief minister of Gujarat for a second term?

Bhupendra, a BJP leader, was sworn in Monday as the 18th Chief minister of Gujarat for a second term. Governor Acharya devvrat administered the oath and secrecy to the 60 year-old MLA from Ghatlodia. In December, he won the Ghatlodia Seat by a record margin with 1.92 lakh votes. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Rajnath Singh, the Defence … Read more

Global Markets  fell Monday as investors prepared?

Global stock fell Monday as investors prepared for the last round transatlantic interest rate increases this year from three central banks. This is in hopes that an atypically slow pace of rising borrowing costs will finally ease. Oil prices rose after a critical pipeline to the United States was closed, and Russian President Vladimir Putin threatened that production … Read more