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Business Insider
2 days ago
- Business
- Business Insider
Jefferies Reaffirms Their Buy Rating on EasyJet (EJTTF)
Jefferies analyst Jaina Mistry maintained a Buy rating on EasyJet (EJTTF – Research Report) today and set a price target of £7.10. The company's shares closed today at $7.61. Confident Investing Starts Here: Easily unpack a company's performance with TipRanks' new KPI Data for smart investment decisions Receive undervalued, market resilient stocks right to your inbox with TipRanks' Smart Value Newsletter According to TipRanks, Mistry is a 4-star analyst with an average return of 9.5% and a 67.31% success rate. Mistry covers the Consumer Cyclical sector, focusing on stocks such as Whitbread, InterContinental Hotels, and Jet2 PLC. Currently, the analyst consensus on EasyJet is a Moderate Buy with an average price target of $9.04, which is a 18.79% upside from current levels. In a report released yesterday, UBS also maintained a Buy rating on the stock with a p775.00 price target. The company has a one-year high of $7.90 and a one-year low of $4.98. Currently, EasyJet has an average volume of 3,151.
Economic Times
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Economic Times
'Mistry' OTT release date out: When and where to stream Ram Kapoor's detective drama
Where and When to Watch Mistry Meet Armaan Mistry: India's New Favorite Detective Cast, Crew, and Creative Direction A brand-new Indian adaptation of the widely acclaimed American detective series Monk is gearing up to hit the screens. Titled Mistry, this upcoming comedy-drama is set to release on OTT and promises a refreshing spin on a globally loved classic. The first glimpse into the show was revealed through a teaser dropped by JioHotstar on May 27, 2025. In the teaser, veteran actor Ram Kapoor steps into the shoes of Armaan Mistry — the desi equivalent of Adrian Monk, originally portrayed by Tony Shalhoub. The series is scheduled to start streaming in June will exclusively stream on JioHotstar, with its official premiere slated for June 27, 2025. The streaming giant unveiled the trailer on its official handle on X (previously known as Twitter), creating significant buzz among fans. The platform's caption read: 'To some, he's chaos. To everyone else, he's a mystery. When no one else can crack a case, Mistry can! Hotstar Specials: Mistry premieres June 27, only on JioHotstar.'Ram Kapoor leads the show as Armaan Mistry, a genius detective battling obsessive-compulsive disorder while aiding the Mumbai Police in complex investigations. Despite his eccentric behavior, Armaan's razor-sharp intuition and unconventional methods consistently solve puzzles that baffle the city's top cops. Kapoor's performance is expected to bring both humor and gravitas to the role, echoing the emotional and intellectual layers of the original him in a vital supporting role is Mona Singh, who plays Senior Police Officer Sehmat Siddiqui. Her character forms a key part of Mistry's journey, complementing his skills while managing the challenges of working with someone as peculiar as ensemble cast also features Kshitish Date, Shikha Talsania, and Deepak Dhar, among others, contributing to a dynamic mix of talent. The series is directed by Risab Seth and produced by Banijay Asia, in collaboration with Universal International Studios. Designed as a fusion of suspense, comedy, and emotional depth, Mistry aims to breathe new life into the detective genre for Indian audiences. The show promises not only to entertain but also to delve into the inner world of a man whose mind works unlike any other — one mystery at a time.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
'Mistry' OTT release date out: When and where to stream Ram Kapoor's detective drama
A brand-new Indian adaptation of the widely acclaimed American detective series Monk is gearing up to hit the screens. Titled Mistry, this upcoming comedy-drama is set to release on OTT and promises a refreshing spin on a globally loved classic. The first glimpse into the show was revealed through a teaser dropped by JioHotstar on May 27, 2025. In the teaser, veteran actor Ram Kapoor steps into the shoes of Armaan Mistry — the desi equivalent of Adrian Monk, originally portrayed by Tony Shalhoub. The series is scheduled to start streaming in June 2025. Where and When to Watch Mistry Mistry will exclusively stream on JioHotstar, with its official premiere slated for June 27, 2025. The streaming giant unveiled the trailer on its official handle on X (previously known as Twitter), creating significant buzz among fans. The platform's caption read: 'To some, he's chaos. To everyone else, he's a mystery. When no one else can crack a case, Mistry can! Hotstar Specials: Mistry premieres June 27, only on JioHotstar.' Meet Armaan Mistry: India's New Favorite Detective Ram Kapoor leads the show as Armaan Mistry, a genius detective battling obsessive-compulsive disorder while aiding the Mumbai Police in complex investigations. Despite his eccentric behavior, Armaan's razor-sharp intuition and unconventional methods consistently solve puzzles that baffle the city's top cops. Kapoor's performance is expected to bring both humor and gravitas to the role, echoing the emotional and intellectual layers of the original character. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Play War Thunder now for free War Thunder Play Now Undo Joining him in a vital supporting role is Mona Singh, who plays Senior Police Officer Sehmat Siddiqui. Her character forms a key part of Mistry's journey, complementing his skills while managing the challenges of working with someone as peculiar as Armaan. Cast, Crew, and Creative Direction The ensemble cast also features Kshitish Date, Shikha Talsania, and Deepak Dhar, among others, contributing to a dynamic mix of talent. The series is directed by Risab Seth and produced by Banijay Asia, in collaboration with Universal International Studios. Designed as a fusion of suspense, comedy, and emotional depth, Mistry aims to breathe new life into the detective genre for Indian audiences. The show promises not only to entertain but also to delve into the inner world of a man whose mind works unlike any other — one mystery at a time.
Associated Press
4 days ago
- Business
- Associated Press
GO THRIVE GO - Digital Platform For Trauma Survivors Receives Ontario Government Funding
TORONTO, ONTARIO - May 28, 2025 ( NEWMEDIAWIRE ) - 'Go Thrive Go', a digital app created to support survivors of gender-based violence, has received $610,039 from the Ontario Government as part of a larger investment that is part of Ontario's $162 million agreement with the federal government to implement the 'National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence'. The platform is the vision of Nina Mistry, founder of 'Go Thrive Go Inc.' and a former crisis line peer counsellor at a Rape and Crisis Centre. Through her work, Mistry witnessed firsthand the emotional toll survivors face - many trapped in cycles of anxiety, depression, and PTSD that leave them vulnerable to further abuse. With this new funding, 'Go Thrive Go' will develop an AI-powered web and mobile platform designed to improve campus safety, support with mental health tools and reduce violence against women on university campuses. 'Go Thrive Go's mission is to use technology to completely end rape culture. Just one act of violence can change a person's life forever. The 'red zone' - the first eight weeks of college when attacks on female students rise - calls for action and we will use AI powered technology to stop these incidents before they happen. We currently have partnerships with four schools, and through this grant, we want to work with campuses throughout Ontario to create an effective app that supports all students,' says Mistry. JP Shearer, Associate Director of the Centre for Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Social Impact at Queen's University, added: 'Campus safety at universities is not just a priority - it's a necessity. We're proud to support Nina in building an app that empowers students with AI-driven tools to prevent harm, promote healing, and create safer campus communities.' Dr. Nusa Fain, Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship at the Sprott School of Business, shares: 'Too many students experience gender-based violence in silence. This initiative brings innovation and compassion together - using AI to address systemic issues and empower students with culturally relevant, trauma-informed support.' About 'Go Thrive Go' Go Thrive Go Campus Safety app will be a comprehensive, AI-driven companion featuring: The app will be designed to address the complex, intersectional identities of users and deliver personalized support for survivors of gender-based violence. A trial phase is scheduled to begin by early 2027 in collaboration with partner institutions. Strategic Partnerships To research, design, and deploy the app, Go Thrive Go is partnering with: The platform will first be launched for post-secondary students, with planned expansions to rape crisis centers, shelters, non-profits, and workplaces. About 'GO THRIVE GO' - Is a Digital Platform For Trauma Survivors. Social Links LinkedIn Media Contact Full Name: Niki Papaioannou Title: Founder Company Name: NIKI INC. Email: [email protected] Phone Number: 416 568 9525 Website:
Time of India
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Mistry OTT Release Date: When and where to watch the Indian adaptation of Monk ft. Ram Kapoor and Mona Singh
Mistry OTT Release Date: If you've ever been a fan of Monk, the iconic American detective series that mixed crime-solving with the quirks of OCD, you'll likely feel a familiar tug of nostalgia with Mistry, the Indian adaptation set to premiere soon. Starring Ram Kapoor in the lead role, Mistry will be streaming on JioHotstar starting June 27, 2025. What is Mistry all about? Mistry brings back that unforgettable detective energy, this time with a desi twist. Ram Kapoor plays Armaan Mistry, a gifted but deeply troubled detective battling obsessive-compulsive disorder much like the original character Adrian Monk, played by Tony Shalhoub in the original. From avoiding handshakes to compulsively counting things, Kapoor's character shares the same compulsions that made Monk both heartwarming and heartbreaking. Meet the team behind Mistry Alongside Ram Kapoor, the show features Mona Singh as ACP Sehmat Siddiqui, the tough and empathetic cop who often grounds Armaan's chaotic brilliance. Also joining the ensemble are Shikha Talsania and Kshitish Date in important roles. Mistry is directed by Rishab Seth and produced by Banijay Asia, in association with Universal International Studios. Ram Kapoor, speaking about his role, said in a media statement, 'Armaan Mistry is a character unlike any I've played before. The whole experience of shooting Mistry was so immersive - I have deep-dived into this character and understood his quirks, his brilliance and his vulnerabilities. It is a character very close to my heart, and I am thrilled with how it has come out.' With Banijay Asia and NBCUniversal Formats collaborating, there has been a clear effort to retain the soul of the original Monk while tailoring it to Indian audiences. Deepak Dhar of Banijay Asia described the show as 'a seamless blend of crime, humour and heart,' while NBCUniversal's Linfield Ng praised Kapoor's performance and the creative team for capturing the 'spirit of the original.'
