Business updates

Business updates

After US-Iran ceasefire, crypto's next move hinges on oil, the dollar, and ETF flows

The US-Iran conflict pause has led to a repricing in global markets. Brent crude fell 14-16%, the dollar index dropped to 98.8, and US equities rose.>

Project Glasswing aims to secure the world’s software, and Anthropic’s mythology

Anthropic is pitching Project Glasswing as a cybersecurity breakthrough, but the first battle may be getting everyone to believe in the legend of Claude Mythos>

#ShotoniPhone in space, Hisense’s impressive Intelli Cool Pro

Beyond the regular noise, a closer look at personal technology. 9 April 2026.>

Canva adds more to its AI arsenal, underlined by agentic and worksuite ambitions

Canva’s latest acquisitions of Simtheory and Ortto signal a decisive pivot, from design platform to full-stack AI worksuite.>

Apple’s Foldable iPhone remains on track for September debut

For Apple, the foldable iPhone is step two of a three-year plan to reinvent the look and feel of its flagship device.>

Gautam Adani argues US SEC fraud case against him should be tossed

The US SEC lacks necessary jurisdiction over Gautam Adani and nephew Sagar Adani, their attorneys say, even as the judge agreed to hear the fraud case.>

Titan shares surge to a record after gold rally ignites demand for Tanishq jewellery

Titan Co.'s consolidated revenue grew 22.5% year-on-year to ₹14,049 crore in Q4 FY26, on the back of a 46% surge in gold sales, as per a provisional update.>

RBI Governor says forex market curbs won't remain forever

Despite RBI's moves to shield the rupee, the rupee-dollar implied volatility has surged to the highest level in four years.>

Bye, bye to the Trump trades

Ask the stockmarket and the answer is, in aggregate, much earlier.>

Samsung Galaxy A57 earns its flagship aspirations, but needs a distilled memo

With the Galaxy A57, Samsung is certainly getting the alternative flagship proposition locked in, though it needs refinement that’s expected from premium phones>

Credits : HTimes