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  UEFA Euro 2020 Live Score, Turkey vs Wales Updates:  Wales are bracing for a hostile reception as they face Turkey in Baku. Wales is unchanged as Turkey made two changes from their previous game. Kaan Ayhan coming in for Merih Demiral and Cengiz Under replacing Yusuf Yazici. Italy can seal their place in the last-16 with victory against Switzerland after Aleksei Miranchuk   scored a beautiful goal to give   Russia the win against Finland at the  Saint Petersburg Stadium . Joel Pohjanpalo scored but a VAR check showed he was offside. Mario Fernandes was taken to the hospital after his fall as Russia confirmed a spinal injury. A goal in first-half stoppage time by Aleksei Miranchuk got Russia’s  Euro  2020  campaign back on track as they beat Finland 1-0 in Group B on Wednesday. Joel Pohjanpalo thought he had given the Finns the lead in the fifth minute but his powerful header was ruled out for offside after a VAR review, and the rest of the first half was played at a high tempo. With

EXCLUSIVE:   New York Stock Exchange Senior Market Strategist Michael Reinking   told Fox Business he does not expect to any major policy shifts during the meeting of the Federal Reserve this week, saying he expects a "tranquil taper" as opposed to the "taper tantrum" seen in 2013.  The Federal Reserve began a two-day meeting Tuesday, and while the central bank is not expected to make any alterations to its policy, traders will be paying close attention to its language around inflation and when it may begin to taper its asset purchase program.  MARKETS ARE LEAVING LITTLE ROOM FOR THE FED TO BE WRONG ON INFLATION "After challenging the Fed messaging earlier this year, the markets are drinking the transitory ‘kool aid’ being served by the Fed," Reinking told Fox Business. "The meeting is going to be steady as she goes— I wouldn’t expect to see any major policy shifts, but we could see some technical adjustments."  Reinking said from a broader marke

L ast Friday, the company had mopped up Rs 270 crore from anchor investors The public offer of Shyam Metalics and Energy has received a 1.23 times subscription on June 14, the first day of bidding. The offer has received bids for 2.59 crore equity shares against the IPO size of over 2.1 crore equity shares, the subscription data available on the exchanges showed. The reserved portion of retail investors has seen a 2.18 times subscription, while employees and non-institutional investors have put in 27 percent and 70 percent bids, against their reserved portion. Qualified institutional buyers have put in bids for 3,375 equity shares against their reserved portion of 59.4 lakh equity shares. The IPO size excluded the anchor portion. Last Friday, the company had mopped up Rs 270 crore from anchor investors. shyam metalics ipo gmp Shyam Metalics Sona Comstar IPO Sona Comstar IPO

The NSDL has frozen the accounts of Albula Investment Fund, Cresta Fund and APMS Investment Fund, its website shows without citing a reason for the freeze. Shares of Adani group companies fell by about 5% to 25% on Monday after the National Securities Depository Ltd (NSDL) froze the accounts of three foreign funds that are among the top stakeholders in the firms. Adani Enterprises, the conglomerate’s flagship company, plunged as much as 25%, its steepest fall in nearly a decade. Nifty 50-listed Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone fell as much as 19% before paring some losses. The NSDL has frozen the accounts of Albula Investment Fund, Cresta Fund and APMS Investment Fund, its website shows without citing a reason for the freeze. Reuters was unable to reach the funds for comment. It was not immediately clear if the funds had functioning websites. The three funds feature among the top twelve investors and owned about 2.1% to 8.91% stakes in five Adani Group companies as of March 31, 20

  AIADMK's O Panneerselvam and composer AR Rahman among early wishers. Chennai:  Tamil actor and aspiring politician Rajinikanth celebrates his 70th birthday today, only weeks ahead of the launch of his political party on December 31, making it a momentous occasion not merely for the movie icon but also for Tamil Nadu and Indian national politics. The veteran artist, born Shivaji Rao Gaekwad, had last week announced that he will launch his long-anticipated political party in January, five months before the Tamil Nadu election in 2021. This gives the actor's 70th birthday a whole new ring of excitement. His fans had begun assembling before his residence in Chennai this morning, holding banners and sporting T-shirts printed with his photographs. A number of them, especially those associated with the Rajini Makkal Manram, a forum of the star's fans, will be involved in charity work to mark the day like they do every year. Meanwhile, early this morning, Prime Minister Narendra

  Loan moratorium scheme: Extension of time given to borrowers not viable, RBI tells Supreme Court The central bank said it had already issued a framework on August 6 with the aim of facilitating the revival of real sector activities and helping borrowers. A worker walks past the logo of Reserve Bank of India inside its office in New Delhi. | Anushree Fadnavis/Reuters The  Reserve Bank of India  on Wednesday informed the Supreme Court that it was not viable to extend the loan moratorium period,  The Hindu  reported. A three-judge bench led by Justice Ashok Bhushan continued hearing pleas against the Reserve Bank of India’s decision to charge interest on term loans during the moratorium period announced due to the coronavirus pandemic. The pleas have been filed by industry, real estate and power sectors. Advocate V Giri, appearing for the central bank, referred to clause 3 of its August 6 circular for “resolution framework for Covid-19-related stress”, a debt resolution plan for corpora

  US govt, 48 states sue Facebook for abusing power to crush smaller rivals The US government and 48 states have filed lawsuits against Facebook, accusing it of anti-competitive conduct by abusing its market power to create a monopoly and crushing smaller competitors The US government and 48 states have filed parallel lawsuits against Facebook, accusing the social media giant of anti-competitive conduct by abusing its market power to create a monopoly and crushing smaller competitors. Soon after the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and 48 state attorney generals on Wednesday sued the company, Facebook's shares dropped significantly at the stock exchanges. The bipartisan coalition led by New York attorney general Letitia James alleged that Facebook has engaged in a systematic strategy to eliminate threats to its monopoly. This includes its 2012 acquisition of up-and-coming rival Instagram, its 2014 acquisition of the mobile messaging app WhatsApp and the imposition of anti-competitive