Adani family tops India’s 2026 real estate rich list after Adani Properties rose to ₹90,400 crore in value. The family surpassed DLF’s Rajiv Singh, although DLF retained its position as India’s most valuable real estate company amid a wider property-sector slowdown. The Adani family tops India’s 2026 real estate rich list after a sharp rise in the value of Adani Properties, according to the GROHE-Hu
Adani family tops India’s 2026 real estate rich list after Adani Properties rose to ₹90,400 crore in value. The family surpassed DLF’s Rajiv Singh, although DLF retained its position as India’s most valuable real estate company amid a wider property-sector slowdown. The Adani family tops India’s 2026 real estate rich list after a sharp rise in the value of Adani Properties, according to the GROHE-Hu
Anthropic Valuation Climbs Anthropic announced on Thursday, May 28, that it raised $65 billion in a new funding round, lifting its valuation to $965 billion and placing the company ahead of OpenAI in the fast-moving artificial intelligence market. The company, led by former OpenAI executive Dario Amodei, has gained attention for Claude, its advanced AI assistant, and for its growing strength in coding, ente
Anthropic Valuation Climbs Anthropic announced on Thursday, May 28, that it raised $65 billion in a new funding round, lifting its valuation to $965 billion and placing the company ahead of OpenAI in the fast-moving artificial intelligence market. The company, led by former OpenAI executive Dario Amodei, has gained attention for Claude, its advanced AI assistant, and for its growing strength in coding, ente
Ola, the ride-hailing giant, has seen its valuation slashed by 72%, falling to around $2 billion from its peak of $7.3 billion in late 2021, according to Vanguard’s recent regulatory filings. The US-based asset manager now values its shares in ANI Technologies, Ola’s parent company, at $14.3 million, a steep drop from its initial $51 million investment. This markdown is an internal adjustment by Vanguard, reflecting Ola’s recent challenges, including high-level departures an
Ola, the ride-hailing giant, has seen its valuation slashed by 72%, falling to around $2 billion from its peak of $7.3 billion in late 2021, according to Vanguard’s recent regulatory filings. The US-based asset manager now values its shares in ANI Technologies, Ola’s parent company, at $14.3 million, a steep drop from its initial $51 million investment. This markdown is an internal adjustment by Vanguard, reflecting Ola’s recent challenges, including high-level departures an