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Swiggy near Rs 177: Has a 59% share-price decline made Instamart’s losses worth the risk?

Swiggy Limited shares have fallen 59% from their 52-week high as Instamart's expansion continues to weigh on consolidated profitability. With food delivery generating record adjusted EBITDA, quick commerce losing ₹895 crore in the September quarter and management targeting a much larger business before breakeven, investors face a fundamental question about how much of the expected recovery is already reflected in the company's valuation.
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Anthropic files Nasdaq IPO as $16.3bn revenue meets staggering $80.7bn accounting loss

Anthropic has publicly filed for a Nasdaq listing under the proposed ticker ANT, disclosing extraordinary revenue growth, a multibillion-dollar accounting loss and a governance structure that preserves founder control. The filing offers investors their first detailed opportunity to evaluate the economics of the Claude developer before its anticipated stock market debut.
Editorial infographic showing Proofpoint’s planned acquisition of Varonis, with a cybersecurity-themed background and key deal terms including a $6.3 billion transaction value, a $49.75 per share cash offer, a 52% premium to the June 22 reference price, Varonis SaaS annual recurring revenue of $726 million, and an expected closing in the first half of 2027.
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Proofpoint to acquire Varonis for $6.3bn as Thoma Bravo targets AI security market

Proofpoint's proposed acquisition of Varonis Systems combines email and identity-focused threat protection with data security and AI governance capabilities. The $49.75-per-share cash offer delivers a substantial premium to historical trading levels, but its strategic value will depend on integration, enterprise adoption and the economics of a highly valued cybersecurity business.
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Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) steps up Wall Street hiring after senior dealmaker departures

Bank of America has lost several senior investment bankers to rivals during a strong capital-markets cycle but says it has recruited more than 40 managing directors this year. The talent battle raises a high-value workforce question for Wall Street: whether franchise strength can offset the loss of individual rainmakers when competitors are willing to pay aggressively for client relationships.