Shares of Indian food delivery giant Swiggy rose over 9% on their trading debut. The company raised 113.27 billion Indian rupees ($1.34 billion) in its IPO that closed Monday.Shares of Indian food delivery giant Swiggy soared over 9% on their trading debut Wednesday after a stellar IPO — the country's second-largest this year.

Shares of Indian startup Swiggy surged at its Mumbai debut, driven by strong institutional interest in the food and grocery delivery company.

(Reuters) -Shares of Indian food and grocery delivery firm Swiggy jumped nearly 15% in their trading debut on Wednesday, bucking weakness in the broader market and a better performance than some analysts had predicted for the loss-making firm after its $1.

The Japanese firm posted a $7.7 billion quarterly profit and is ready to chase fresh profits with new AI bets and IPOs.

Global tech investor SoftBank posted a $7.7 billion profit in the third quarter, its largest in two years by far. Aiding results: a run-up in shares from an old investment in T-Mobile that long provid

Japan's SoftBank Group swung to a 1.18 trillion yen ($7.7 billion) net profit in the three months to September, as the tech giant benefitted from higher share prices of listed companies in its Vision Fund investment vehicles.