Market continues losing streak for fifth day

Mumbai - The benchmark BSE Sensex extended losses for the fifth straight day by falling over 58 points in early trade today on sustained selling by funds amid a mixed trend in other Asian markets.

The 30-share index, which has lost 798.66 points in the previous four sessions, fell further by 58.23 points, or 0.20 per cent, to 28,824.88.

Similarly, the National Stock Exchange index Nifty declined by 18.65 points, or 0.21 per cent, to 8,705.05.

Profit-booking in stocks of oil & gas, realty, capital goods, consumer durables and healthcare sectors, negatively impacted the sentiments.

Besides, the depreciation in the rupee dampened local equities, experts said.

Beyonce, Jay-Z house hunting in LA

Washington, Feb 5 - Beyonce and her rapper husband Jay-Z are planning to move to LA as they are currently looking for an estate to buy on the westside of L.

New song from 'Fifty Shades of Grey' soundtrack released

Los Angeles - A new song 'I Know You' from the album of upcoming erotic-romance 'Fifty Shades of Grey' has been unveiled along with its lyric video. The slow-tempo piano-driven ballad by Skylar Grey follows The Weeknd's 'Earned It' and Ellie Goulding's 'Love Me Like You Do' from the soundtrack, set for release on February 10, reported Aceshowbiz.

Grey, 28, sings about loving a man, who puts up barriers on his heart. "Don't complicate it/ Don't let the past dictate/ I have been patient but slowly/ I'm losing faith," she sings.

The disc will also feature a new version of Beyonce Knowles' 'Crazy in Love'. The Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson starrer will open in US theatres on February 13, just in time for Valentine's Day.

Liverpool avoid fourth-round FA Cup scare with late strikes in Bolton win

London, Feb 05 - English winger Raheem Sterling and Philippe Coutinho fired a late goal each against resilient Bolton Wanderers to help Liverpool to a 2-1 win over the Championship side, that seemed to threaten the latest FA Cup shock.

Staging a stirring late comeback after Eidur Gudjohnsen's contentious penalty just before the hour, which gave Bolton a lead, Sterling broke the Championship side's resistant with a cool finish in the 86 th minute, before, with extra-time looming, Coutinho curled the winner into the top corner to guide Liverpool to a fifth-round tie at Crystal Palace.

Johnny Depp 'excited' to marry Amber Heard on Private Island in Bahamas

Washington, Feb 4 : Johnny Depp has admitted that he is extremely excited to marry Amber Heard soon on his private Island in Bahamas.

Howard Stern wins 'Best Men's Hair in America' title

Washington, Feb 4 : Howard Stern has recently been voted as the "Best Men's Hair in America" over some big Hollywood shots like George Clooney, Chris Hemsworth and Bradley Cooper .

Pages

News in Focus

Welspun Corp Share Price Target at Rs 1,150: Geojit Investments Research

Geojit Investments Limited has suggested BUY Call for Welspun Corp Ltd, a global leader in large-diameter line pipes.

Genus Power Infrastructures Share Price Target at Rs 430: Axis Securities

Axis Securities has issued BUY Call on Genus Power Infrastructures Ltd following its Q2 FY26 results, raising its target price to Rs 430 per share.

Standard Chartered Launches Stablecoin Credit Card Under DeCard Brand in Singapore

Standard Chartered’s partnership with DCS Card Centre to introduce DeCard—a credit card powered by stablecoins—marks a pivotal step in merging blockchain technology with mainstream financial system

Xiaomi Sells More Electric Vehicles than Tesla in China in October

Xiaomi’s spectacular rise in China’s electric vehicle (EV) market reached a defining moment in October 2025 as it outperformed Tesla for the first time.

Bitcoin and Ethereum Price Declines Further; Record $1.4 Billion ETH Withdrawals on Binance

Bitcoin and Ethereum faced selling pressure on November 12 and market experts believe that Bitcoin could briefly break $100K levels if selling continues.

Chinese Open-source AI models Could Soon Dominate International Adoption: Eric Schmidt

Former Google chief executive Eric Schmidt has cautioned that China’s free and open-source artificial intelligence models may soon set the global standard—not due to superior quality but simply bec