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Eva Marie Saint, the Academy Award-winning actress whose performances helped define Hollywoodâs classic era, has died at the age of 102. Her representative, Jeff Sanderson, said she died of natural causes at her home in Los Angeles, surrounded by family and loved ones.
Eva Marie Saint, the Academy Award-winning actress whose work helped define Hollywoodâs classic era, has died at the age of 102. Her representative, Jeff Sanderson, said she died of natural causes at her home in Los Angeles, surrounded by family and loved ones.
Eva Marie Saint, the Academy Award-winning actress whose work in classics such as On the Waterfront and North by Northwest helped define Hollywoodâs golden age, has died at 102. Her representative, Jeff Sanderson, said she died of natural causes at her home in Los Angeles, surrounded by family and loved ones.
Jefferies has reiterated a Buy rating on Kalyan Jewellers, assigning a base target of Rs 830 and a bull-case target of Rs 1,000, which implies as much as 76% upside from current levels. The brokerage said the companyâs long-term growth case is supported by market-share gains, aggressive store additions, and a broader structural shift in Indiaâs jewellery trade toward organised retail.
Jeff Bezos has indicated that Blue Origin could pursue an initial public offering in the coming years, though any listing remains several years away. The remarks come as the space company deepens its commercial push with the New Glenn rocket, NASA-linked work and a recent $10 billion capital raise that valued the business at about $140 billion.
Meesho shares advanced sharply in late trade on Monday after Jefferies reiterated its bullish stance on the e-commerce platform, helping extend investor interest in one of Indiaâs most closely watched startup listings. The stock closed 5.2% higher at âš238.40, after touching intraday gains of more than 6% following the brokerageâs unchanged Buy rating.
As tributes continue to surface after the death of British novelist Jeffrey Archer, one of the more vivid memories from his long relationship with India has resurfaced: a 2013 Chennai interview that veered sharply from literary conversation into a heated exchange over cricket. The episode captured Archerâs combative wit, his deep engagement with the sport, and the easy volatility that often accompanied his public appearances.
Meesho shares advanced sharply in Tuesdayâs trade after Jefferies reiterated its bullish stance on the e-commerce platform, reinforcing investor confidence in the companyâs growth trajectory. The stock closed 5.2% higher at âš238.40, after rising as much as 6% intraday, as the brokerageâs endorsement added momentum to a broader re-rating of Indiaâs consumer internet names.
As news of Jeffrey Archerâs death reverberated across literary and public life, one of the most vivid Indian memories attached to him resurfaced: a 2013 interview in Chennai that began as a routine conversation and escalated into a spirited argument over cricket. The episode captured Archerâs combative wit, his instinct for performance, and the enduring way cricket can turn even a literary encounter into a contest of opinions. The exchange, remembered for Archer lying on the floor during the interview, has outlived the moment itself because it revealed something larger than celebrity theatre. It showed how deeply cricket sits at the centre of Indian public culture, and how Archer, a global bestselling author with a taste for provocation, could turn a media interaction into a memorable clash of views.
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