BEML Limited has received an order worth ₹185.65 crore from the Ministry of Defence (E‑in‑C) for bulldozers. The 'Schedule A' PSU serves defence, rail, mining, and construction sectors with operations across three verticals. BEML runs manufacturing units in Bengaluru, KGF, Mysuru, and Palakkad, backed by R&D and a nationwide sales network.

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Morgan Stanley named Yum China and Starbucks top picks this earnings season, citing catalysts like delivery growth and turnaround narratives. The firm sees upside in Yum China despite weak YTD performance and is bullish on Starbucks' evolving strategy. It also recommended AT&T, O'Reilly, and Clearwater Analytics. Retail sentiment remains bearish on both YUMC and SBUX.

GAIL shares remain rangebound, with analyst Vijay Gupta flagging ₹191 as key resistance. The stock trades near the lower edge of the Ichimoku cloud, signaling sideways consolidation. Fundamentals stay strong amid new LNG deals and solid Q4 profit. But with no clear trend, Gupta advises a wait-and-watch approach. GAIL is down 3.6% YTD, despite attractive valuations

Titagarh Rail rose 1.5% after winning a ₹313 crore Indian Railways wagon order, but remains in a ₹880-950 consolidation zone. Analyst Saurabh Sahu sees no ₹1,000. The stock has fallen 15% YTD. A sustained earnings recovery is likely needed to trigger bullish momentum, despite the order strengthening fundamentals. Retail sentiment remains 'bearish'.

BEML Ltd. has approved a stock split, converting each ₹ 10 equity share into two ₹5 shares, subject to shareholder approval. This move aims to increase liquidity, encourage small investor participation, and align with DIPAM guidelines, and the split will be completed within 2-3 months of receiving necessary approvals.

Dixon Technologies trades near key support at ₹15,200-15,400 ahead of Q1 results, with analyst Rohit Mehta flagging a cup-and-handle pattern. A breakout ₹19,148. Strong earnings are expected, but high valuations and dependency on other income raise caution. Retail sentiment is 'neutral.' Dixon stock is down 10% YTD.

ITC shares are consolidating near ₹423, just below key resistance at ₹427, ahead of Q1 results on August 1. Analyst Vijay Gupta says a close above ₹427 could trigger short-term momentum but not full breakout yet. Despite strong Q1 from ITC Hotels and 54% YoY profit jump, technical indicators remain indecisive. Final dividend of ₹7.85/share will be paid by July-end.

US retail sales rose 0.6% in June, beating estimates and boosting consumer stocks. PepsiCo led with a 5.9% weekly gain after strong Q2 results and upbeat guidance. Tapestry jumped 5.1%, driven by investor interest and its Coach brand's strong demand. Hershey rose 4% as investors bought the dip following CEO news. XLY and XLP posted their fourth weekly gain.