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Berkshire Hathaway s significant investment in Alphabet, valued at $4.93 billion, signals a strong endorsement of the tech giant s artificial intelligence capabilities. This rare tech bet by the conglomerate, under Warren Buffett s leadership, comes as Alphabet emerges as the top-performing "Magnificent Seven" stock this year, driven by AI advancements and a robust ad business.

As artificial intelligence workloads grow in scale, big technology firms are turning to large-scale debt sales to fund infrastructure expansion plans that cost tens of billions of dollars

The fund, Thiel Macro, sold around 537,742 shares in the AI chip frontrunner in the quarter, the filing showed on Friday. The stake would have been worth around $100 million, as of the company s closing price on September 30

Wall Street s main indexes fell at the open on Monday, heading into a packed week that includes AI bellwether Nvidia s results and the resumption of government data releases.

Nine NSE midcap stocks, including Glenmark, HPCL, and Suzlon, posted over 100% EBITDA growth in Q2FY26, reflecting strong profitability and operational efficiency

Pandey cited findings of a survey conducted by Sebi recently, which points to eagerness to invest with over a fifth of the respondents saying they plan to invest in the securities market through some route.

Asian Paints, Marico, Canara Bank and five other BSE 100 stocks hit 52-week highs, with monthly gains up to 18%, signalling strong bullish momentum and potential short-term upside

Sebi is close to finalising a major revamp of stock broker and market regulations, aiming to modernise outdated rules, remove ambiguities and streamline compliance. The regulator is also advancing changes in mutual fund norms to create a clearer, future-ready framework

Binance stated that allowing institutional clients to hold BUIDL and other tokenized RWAs off-exchange enables them to meet internal risk controls, thereby unlocking greater participation and scalability in digital asset trading, a move that benefits both market stability and institutional engagement.

Motilal Oswal says the Bihar poll mandate strengthens policy continuity and boosts market confidence, adding momentum to improving earnings, supportive reforms, easing political concerns and macro tailwinds that may aid a more durable market uptrend.