IT stocks crashed on June 19 after Accenture cut its revenue outlook — Nifty IT plunged 6%, Infosys fell 8%, TCS dropped 6%, and nearly Rs 2 lakh crore in investor wealth was wiped out. The five-day bull run on Dalal Street is over
Sensex closed above 77,000 for the first time, Nifty settled at 24,168 — 5 straight sessions of gains. A US-Iran peace deal sent crude oil tumbling to $75.9, adding ₹2.57 lakh crore to investor wealth in a single day. The bulls are back.
Healthcare venture capital is getting a shot in the arm. HealthQuad's ₹550 crore first close, backed by both existing and new investors, signals growing confidence in India's new-age healthcare models—from clinical-grade AI to remote patient monitoring.
On June 15, 2026, SpaceX announced it would acquire Cursor for $60 billion in an all-stock deal . Just days earlier, SpaceX had made its public debut on the Nasdaq in a record-breaking IPO that valued the company at over $2 trillion . With its stock soaring, Musk's company exercised a clause in an April partnership agreement to buy the AI coding platform rather than pay a $10 billion termination fee .
India is offering up to ₹5 crore research grants and relocation packages to bring its brightest minds back home. The PMRC Scheme 2026 is not just about reversing brain drain—it is about building a self-reliant innovation ecosystem in strategic sectors where India cannot afford to depend on anyone else.
The software industry is terrified of AI disruption. NinjaOne is using it to grow. At a time when investors are questioning the future of traditional IT tools, this company's valuation more than doubled in 15 months to $12.3 billion. Its secret? Becoming the control plane for a world where IT is increasingly autonomous.
Sensex added 254 points and Nifty closed above 24,150 on June 18 as PSU banks, healthcare and realty stocks rallied late in the day, even as a surprise hawkish signal from the US Fed and a dragging IT sector tried to spoil the party
In 2006, Cartier made a bet that women entrepreneurs, given the right support, could solve the hardest problems on the planet. Twenty years later, that bet has become a global movement. Over 330 fellows, 520 community members, and $14.1 million in funding have proven that when women thrive, humanity thrives.
A cat named Simba needed 25 to 30 visits across five or six different veterinarians to receive one correct diagnosis. His owner, Gaurav Ajmera, turned that experience into a company. Today, Vetic is India's largest pet healthcare network — and just raised $40 million to prove that the animals we love deserve the same quality of care we give ourselves.
Mumbai, June 17, 2026: Three trading sessions after India's biggest corporate vivisection in years, Vedanta Group's newly demerged companies are still finding their feet on Dalal Street.