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On September 29, Friday, Trendlyne reported that over 40 Nifty stocks had witnessed the Golden Crossover. ETMarkets handpicks 10 stocks that have experienced this bullish pattern and explains its significance for potential investors.

The recent correction in the Indian stock market is relatively mild compared to other major markets. While global factors such as crude oil price spikes can contribute to corrections, India has outperformed many other markets. However, there are concerns in sectors like paints, where increased competition and higher raw material costs could impact profitability. "

Online gaming firms arent getting any immediate relief from their Goods and Services Tax (GST) woes, as tax notices stand on firm legal ground, Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs chairman said.

Social media users said if IT firms decide to end hybrid work policy, it might lead to attrition too

Several IT majors have been advocating for employees to return to office more often while retaining the hybrid work flexibility. They cite productivity concerns as the reason to reduce remote work.

The internal communication, as reported by the media, mandates that its workforce must be present in the office for five days a week, starting from October 1, 2023.

This is a marked shift from the company’s previous stance, which, since September 2022, has required employees to adhere to a roster and be in office three days a week.

BEVERAGE chain The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf Malaysia is collaborating with Turtle Conservation Society of Malaysia (TCS) to safeguard painted terrapins.

The Travel Agents Association of India (TAAI) has appealed to the Indian government to abolish or defer the implementation of the new Tax Collection at Source (TCS) on foreign remittances until the next fiscal year. The TCS, which has been raised from 5% to 20% on foreign remittances under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme, will be applicable to international travel and other remittances.

India Business News: During an earnings conference following the first quarter, Infosys' Chief Financial Officer, Nilanjan Roy, indicated that roll out of annual hikes was