Warner Bros. and Legendary presented an extended first look at Digger at CinemaCon, marking the first major public showcase for the dark comedy pairing Tom Cruise with director Alejandro G. Iñárritu. Both Cruise and Iñárritu appeared at the event to present the footage, signaling a high-profile theatrical push from the studio partners. Iñárritu, whose credits include The Revenant and Birdman, described Cruise's performance as "another kind of fearless," a phrase that carries weight given Cruise's established reputation for physical and dramatic commitment on screen. The film had previously kept its title and logline under wraps, making the CinemaCon reveal the first substantive disclosure to the exhibition industry. For theater owners, a Cruise vehicle backed by Iñárritu's prestige-filmmaking credentials represents a potential high-margin tentpole with awards crossover appeal. The pairing of a commercially proven global star with a two-time Best Picture director is the kind of package that commands strong screen commitments from exhibitors. How the marketing positions the film's tonal balance between dark comedy and Iñárritu's signature intensity will be the key variable to watch as a release date comes into focus.
Flipkart will launch a food delivery pilot in Bengaluru by mid-August, charging restaurants a 10-11% commission compared to the 25-35% levied by Swiggy and Zomato. The move targets growing restaurant discontent with incumbent platforms and aims to drive daily engagement across Flipkart's 500 million registered users.
Maruti Suzuki crossed two lakh domestic units in July 2026 for the first time, recording 42.4% year-on-year growth. Total sales including exports and OEM supplies reached 2,41,421 units, with all passenger vehicle segments posting gains.
Air India's net loss more than doubled to ₹22,238 crore in FY26, prompting Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran to extend the Vihaan.AI turnaround timeline from five years to as long as a decade.
UpGrad's all-stock acquisition of Unacademy, valued at Rs 1,955 crore, is set to close within three weeks after CCI clearance and near-complete investor sign-offs. The deal combines upGrad's upskilling business with Unacademy's test prep and medical education platforms, with Gaurav Munjal staying on as CEO.