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    Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Thursday

    The Indian market closed flat on Tuesday, ahead of the Christmas holiday, with gains in FMCG and auto stocks being offset by losses in metal and power stocks. Analysts predict range-bound movement due to economic concerns, Q3 results, and the upcoming Union budget, amidst mixed global market performances.

    Honda, Nissan tie-up requires something neither can spare: time

    Honda and Nissan have announced formal merger talks, aiming to complete the deal by August 2026. Their goal is to create the world's third-largest auto group and achieve significant synergies. They face challenges from Chinese competitors, especially in the EV market. The merger could help them deal with future import tariffs in the U.S.

    What merger between Nissan, Honda means for automakers and industry

    Honda and Nissan have signed a memorandum of understanding to merge and create the world’s third-largest automaker by sales, with Mitsubishi Motors joining the talks. The merger aims to help both companies compete with Toyota and Volkswagen amid industry shifts to electric vehicles. Honda seeks Nissan's expertise in EVs, hybrids, and large SUVs.

    Accenture quarterly numbers point to strong GenAI prospects

    Accenture's latest earnings boost Indian IT sector outlook. GenAI bookings hit a record high. North American demand shows signs of recovery. The company raised its FY25 growth forecast. Indian IT firms expect strong Q3 results and a robust FY26. Accenture's hiring continues to grow, mostly in India.

    What a merger between Nissan and Honda could mean for the automakers and the industry

    Nissan and Honda, along with Mitsubishi, are in talks for closer collaboration, possibly a merger, to navigate the changing auto industry. The discussions come as Japanese automakers face pressure from rising Chinese competitors and the shift to electric vehicles.

    Swiggy Q2 operating revenue rises 30%, net loss falls marginally

    Food and grocery delivery company Swiggy's operating revenue rose by 30% year-on-year to Rs 3,601 crore for the July-September quarter. The net loss slightly decreased to Rs 625 crore. Swiggy's food delivery continued to achieve industry-best growth, and its new 10-minute delivery service, Bolt, made up 5% of food deliveries shortly after launching.

    The Economic Times
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