Tech Mahindra revenue drops 1% in June quarter

Tech Mahindra’s Q1 revenue saw a slight dip, decreasing by 1.4% sequentially and 1% year-on-year in constant currency, signaling ongoing softness in client spending. The company’s workforce was optimized, resulting in a headcount reduction of 622, bringing the total to 79,987. Utilisation rates fell to 85%, while attrition edged up to 12.6% amidst the prevailing…

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Sweet deal? Donald Trump claims Coca-Cola has agreed to use ‘real’ cane sugar in US drinks; company responds

Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that Coca-Cola has agreed to replace high-fructose corn syrup with real cane sugar in its US soft drinks, following his request. Coca-Cola acknowledged Trump’s support but didn’t confirm the change. The potential switch sparks debate over economic impacts and health implications, as Trump’s history with Diet Coke adds intrigue.

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Fed policy tensions: Donald Trump says he’s ‘not talking about’ firing Jerome Powell but calls him ‘lousy’; hints at change in 2026

President Trump has expressed his dissatisfaction with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s performance, describing it as “lousy.” While dismissing immediate plans for Powell’s removal, Trump hinted at potential changes when Powell’s term concludes next year. Trump has been advocating for interest rate cuts to stimulate economic growth, leading to increased tension between the White House…

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US inflation trend: Producer prices remain flat in June; tariff effects may hit harder from August

US wholesale inflation remained flat in June, despite concerns over President Trump’s tariffs. The producer price index showed a 2.3% year-on-year increase, the smallest since September. While some sectors saw tariff impacts, like furniture, others, such as steel, defied expectations. Retailers are feeling the squeeze, and the Federal Reserve is monitoring the impact on inflation.

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