CodeParrot's Co-founder and CTO Vedant Agarwala, in a LinkedIn post, announced the decision to shut the AI startup. The Y-Combinator backed startup, which was founded in 2022, failed to sustain business due to excessive burn as well as a lack of further investments from VCs. "Startups are brutally hard and pivot hell is the worst part by far," wrote Agarwala.

The 10-minute food delivery service Zepto Cafe is scaling back its operations due to supply chain issues and a shortage of trained staff for its kitchens, Economic Times reported. The startup reportedly closed 44 stores from where it operated the Cafe service in May. Moreover, sources claimed that Zepto has slowed the launch of its dark stores, or mini warehouses.

A company's CX shouldn't live only with the customer service team. Embedding customer-centric thinking into marketing, product development, and operations ensures more cohesive experiences. This cross-functional alignment helps brands deliver seamless, frictionless journeys that build trust and loyalty.

IPO-bound Lenskart clocked revenues of $755 million (₹6,415 crore) in FY25, marking a 17% rise from the previous year's $645 million. The growth marks a sharp deceleration from the prior year, when Lenskart posted a 46% jump in revenue from FY23 to FY24. In FY23, the Gurgaon-based firm more than doubled its topline to ₹3,788 crore ($451 million).

Byju Raveendran, the founder of cash-strapped BYJU'S, has denied allegations of negotiating with government officials to make "substantial unofficial payments" to resolve Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) disputes. The claims were made by GLAS Trust, which represents US lenders who had given BYJU'S $1.2 billion in term loans. Byju is preparing to file a $2.5-billion suit against GLAS Trust.

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has rejected US President Donald Trump's decision to impose a 50% tariff on Brazilian goods. "No gringo is going to give orders to this president," Lula said. In Brazil, 'Gringo' is a common term used for foreigners especially Americans. He said Brazil had proposed negotiations in May but received "unacceptable blackmail" instead.

To build a corpus of ₹3 crore over 20 years, a person will need to invest ₹30,026 monthly in a SIP with a 12% rate of return, NDTV Profit reported. Moreover, a person would need to invest ₹15,810 and ₹8,499 monthly in a SIP for 25 years and 30 years, respectively, to build the same corpus at the same rate.

Sona Comstar formed a bullish engulfing candle with record volume, hinting at a trend reversal after a 20% YTD fall. Analyst Vijay Gupta sees breakout potential above ₹485-490, with targets of ₹530-550. OBV and CCI show renewed momentum; Ichimoku breakout could confirm uptrend. Strong EV order book and festive demand add to bullish sentiment.

Domino's is expected to post 4.2% Q2 revenue growth to $1.14 billion, aided by new menu items and its DoorDash tie-up; EPS may dip to $3.95. Morgan Stanley and RBC flagged strong US sales but weak global outlook, especially in Australia. Despite solid YTD gains, traffic trends remain uncertain. Analysts maintain 'Outperform'; stock sentiment on Stocktwits was 'bearish'.

Krishana Phoschem posted 86% Q1 profit growth and may surge 30%, says Analyst Vijay Gupta. Technicals show bullish momentum resuming, with a breakout above ₹525 potentially taking the stock to ₹600-630. Strong fundamentals, monsoon-linked agri optimism, and rising OBV support upside. Traders may enter above ₹470 with stop-loss below ₹445.