private investment

Government has opened highway project bids to venture capital, private equity, infrastructure, and pension funds, a significant policy change. This move aims to attract substantial private investment by allowing these financially robust entities to partner with experienced construction firms.

Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani pledged a massive Rs 50,000-60,000 crore investment in Bihar over the next three to four years. This significant capital infusion will target key sectors including power, roads, gas distribution, cement, and broader infrastructure, aiming to boost the state's development and energy self-reliance.

Steffi Graf and Andre Agassi are a very recognizable tennis pair, and they have an estimated net worth in 2026 of $290 million. They’ve become wealthy by winning Grand Slams, signing multiyear contracts and other investments. Both benefited from the brand equity, business pursuits and financial planning that they developed during and after their successful professional tennis careers.

Mouni and Suraj have confirmed their separation after days of rumors, issuing a joint statement on social media. They stated they have mutually decided to part ways due to evolving personal priorities, requesting privacy as they navigate this phase amicably and with respect for their friendship.

Divorce rumours swirl around Mouni Roy and Suraj Nambiar after alleged social media unfollows. Nambiar, a Dubai-based investment banker, reportedly boasts a net worth of Rs 50-60 crore from his business ventures. The couple also co-launched an educational platform and are linked to Mouni's hospitality projects. Official confirmation on separation rumours is pending.

Nvidia's upcoming earnings report is anticipated to showcase robust growth fueled by AI demand. However, investors' sky-high expectations, as seen with Palantir's recent stock dip despite strong results, signal potential market jitters. While Nvidia leads the AI chip race, rising competition and the long road to AI profitability pose challenges.