NEW DELHI: The Business Confidence Index (BCI) rose to 138.4 in the third quarter of 2024-25, up from 134.3 in the second quarter, according to the NCAER-BSE Business Expectations Survey.

(RTTNews) - Small business confidence in the U.S. improved in December to its highest level in more than six years as the uncertainty over the economic outlook cleared following the presidential ...

It was down from 14.4 in the previous quarter. The ICAEW said the dramatic plummet in confidence “was likely driven by record concerns over the impact of the tax burden and weaker domestic sales ...

Deliveroo has reported a surge in orders and customer spending in recent months, despite the ongoing concerns over weaker consumer confidence in the UK. The delivery giant's boss highlighted their ...

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves will remain in her role "for the whole of this Parliament", Downing Street has said, as she faces criticism over the falling ... she had his "full confidence" and was ...

'A great confidence boost.' Xavier's Sean Miller, Conwell, McKnight on win over Villanova Xavier finally broke through in a close Big East game Tuesday, defeating Villanova at Cintas Center, 69-63.

On the BSE, the shares opened at Rs 176, a 26% premium over the IPO’s upper price band of Rs 140. On the NSE, the shares debuted at Rs 171.40, a 22.7% gain. Standard Glass Lining IPO ...

The bank advises adding bitcoin once the retracement is over. Standard Chartered still expects bitcoin to hit $200,000 by the end of the year, fueled by the resumption of institutional inflows ...

The transaction included recordkeeping for the majority of Securian’s retirement services, and shifted some 300 employees, as well as sales, clients and distribution networks, to The Standard.